Large four-handled pottery vase decorated on the neck and shoulder with floral motifs, from the tomb of Kha.

The bell is a calotte shape and is richly decorated. The handle is decorated with two representations of the dwarf god Bes and the sides are decorated with four different motifs. It was found without its tongue and its suspension ring.

This rectangular brass box with silver inlay dates from the Mamluk era. It is decorated with geometric and plant motifs as well as Naskh inscriptions.

Small coffer with a double slanted lid, ornamented with motifs in yellow, green, white and black, comes from the tomb of Kha. The box was found empty.

A lance that consists of a wooden pole, to which the metal spearhead is attached. It is decorated with an interlaced floral motif and with a Naskh inscription.

This jar, or zeir, is used for storing dry goods. The decorative motif portrays a big bolti fish and other symbols of Christianity.

Guilloche, usually spelled without the acute accent on the final e, describes a repetitive architectural pattern widely used in classical Greece and Rome, consisting of two ribbons that wind around a series of regular central points....

Biography of Cesar Franck.