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Canopic chest and jars of Henutmehyt

This is the painted wooden chest containing the wooden canop…
Canopic jars of Neskhons

When a body was preserved as a mummy, the internal organs we…
Faience amulets: the Sons of Horus

Many ancient Egyptian deities were concerned with the protec…
Funerary chest of Irthorru

The canopic jars containing the embalmed internal organs wer…
Hypocephalus of the temple musician Neshorpakhered

The hypocephalus, literally 'that which is below the head', …
Inner coffin of Shepenmehyt

Shepenmehyt's mummy was encased in two anthropoid (human-sha…
Painted wooden canopic jars

The Sons of Horus were minor deities who protected the inter…
Painted wooden coffin of Bakrenes

The face of this mummiform coffin represents Bakrenes in the…
Basalt slab of Nectanebo I

Nectanebo I (380-362 BC) was the first king of the last dyna…
Coffin of Tpaeus

An inscription on the coffin names the owner, Tpaeus, a memb…
Granite lid of the sarcophagus of Setjau

Setjau was the viceroy of Nubia in the reign of Ramesses II …
Granite sarcophagus of Pahemnetjer

The figure of Pahemnetjer clasps an ankh ('life') sign and a…
Inner coffin of Henutmehyt

The inner coffin of Henutmehyt is entirely covered in gold l…
Sarcophagus of Hapmen

This large stone sarcophagus was one of the discoveries of t…
Sarcophagus of Nectanebo II

Nectanebo II (reigned 360-343 BC) was the last native king o…
Unwrapped mummy of a woman

This mummy was originally identified as Ankhpakhered, son of…
Wooden coffin of Pasenhor

The coffin of Pasenhor is a fine example of the anthropoid (…
Magic bricks of Henutmehyt

During the New Kingdom (about 1550-1070 BC), magic bricks we…