Coffin Lid, the inner lid of a coffin of a Priestess of Ȧmen-Rā. The mask is brightly coloured yello (cont.)

Piece of Linen, of yellow flax, from the wrapping of a mummy; upon the top is a horizontal line of h (cont.)

White glazed Scarab, inscribed with a hawk or vulture, and the prenomen of Ȧmen-ḥetep III. L. ¹³⁄₁₆ (cont.)

Light glazed steatite Scarab, inscribed with the hawk of Horus, wearing crowns of the North and Sout (cont.)

Yellow glazed steatite Scarab, inscribed with a winged hawk, a breast-plate with two hawks' heads, a (cont.)

Sepulchral box, in the form of a pylon of a temple. On one side is a false door, over which are thre (cont.)

Sepulchral Amulets ; twenty-five in blue, green and brown glazed faïence plaques, and four in wood, (cont.)

Rectangular Case for receiving the mummied remains of a hawk ; it has been opened. Upon the top is a (cont.)

Hawk, similar figure [HP2740]. H. ½ in. Blue faïence. Bubastis.

Hawk,. similar figure [HP2747]. H. ¾ in. Blue glazed steatite. Bubastis.

Hawk, emblem of Ra. H. 2½ in. Bubastis.

Hawk, similar [to HP3976]. H. 2½ in. Bubastis

Hawk, wearing the pschent. Good work. H. 3 in. Bronze. Bubastis.

Genii of Amenti, the four children of Horus : Ḥāpi, Tuamāutef, Mesthạ, and Qebḥsennuf, upon flat bac (cont.)

Cippus of Horus, with rounded top. Horus is standing upon crocodiles, with a mask of Bes over his he (cont.)

Bes, naked, his head surmounted by the modius, the top of which is broken off, holding in his left h (cont.)

Hawks' Heads, a pair, belonging to the breastplate or collar of beads on a mummy. H. 2¼ in. X B. 2¾ (cont.)

Anhur, seated upon a throne, the sides of which are ornamented with hawks having their wings expande (cont.)

Sculptor's Model or Jeweller's Mould for carving or casting small figures or groups. It is a rectang (cont.)

Scoop, formed like a wing, with a hawk's head at the top inside, the back painted to represent the (cont.)