This glass bottle consists of three parts: a round body, a cylindrical neck and a large mouth.

The final procedure necessary to complete the mummification process was the careful bandaging of the body with linen bandages.

A statue of a sitting lion is depicted with its head turning to the left, while its tail is bent around its body in the same direction.

A silver censer, the chains of which are missing. The censer is supported on a round base and the body is divided into lobed units, which are decorated with floral designs. The rim of the censer is adorned with an inscription in Arabic...

A marble pillar with a cylindrical body is decorated with plant ornaments and a prayer niche. Behind the pillar is a broad frame of manuscripts.

Metal forceps that have a rounded end with a hook, and a circular ring at the center. Forceps are used as medical instruments to extract, with the aid of the hook, arrowheads, or other objects from the body of a wounded person during...

The god Ptah was considered the guardian deity of artists and artisans. He is identified by his headdress, a tight smooth cap. Ptah's body is wrapped in a mummy-shaped cloth that only leaves his hands uncovered.

The god Ptah's body is in the shape of a mummy, leaving only his hands uncovered. He holds the Djed and Ankh signs and the "Was" scepter, which touches his false beard.

A small bottle in the shape of a tube, the body of which gets narrower towards the top, and ends with a narrow rim; physicians and herbalists used bottles of this type for measuring and dispensing medicines.

This is a small cylindrical stone kohl vase with a base. It has a relatively narrow mouth, and the body is wide enough for the insertion of a finger or a specially designed applicator.

This faience statuette is a magnificent work of art. Sekhmet is standing with her arms close to her body.

The gilded wooden statue depicts Geb, the god of earth and agriculture. He is portrayed in the form of a mummy, with his body completely enveloped in a cloak and his arms crossed on his chest.

The body of this vase is decorated with beads resembling pomegranates. The neck contains floral motifs, while the handle is decorated with a calf.

Horus the child, known as Harpocrates, of the Greco-Roman period is shown squatting on a small base. His right leg is bent under his body, while his left is erect in front of his chest.

This fine example of wooden statuary, found at Saqqara, shows Sheikh El-Balad as a young man with a tall slim body, simply and elegantly sculptured. Although the inlaid eyes, the serious mouth and rather haughty bearing, the portrait...

A cobra statue on a base is erect and ready to defend its dedicator against any harm he might suffer. The red color of the protruding eyeballs engenders fear of the cobra in the hearts of the enemy. The body is painted brown, red, blue,...