Figure depicting Horus, a falcon-headed god, son of Isis and Osiris. The figure is portrayed in profile with a protrusion in front of it. The head of the figure is carved in low relief and on the shoulder are incised a series of horizontal lines bordered by a band of zigzag at the bottom. Two holes in bottom of base, which flares outwards at the ends.

Amulet carved from a piece of orange-brown agate to represent Uzait Horu, also known ad the sacred eye of Horus.

Figure in the form of a hippopotamus, the emblem of Set, who is the god of evil. The figure is pictured standing on an oval base and its legs are joined by a short wall of stone that runs parallel to the body of the animal.

Scarab. Carved from one piece of mottled green stone and depicting a beetle, with incised lines that run along the length of the wings.

Figure depicting the naked god Bes with a headdress composed of feathers and a beard with vertical indented lines. His hands rest on his thighs, and he stands on a platform.

Figure depicting a scarab beetle with the head of the cow goddess Hathor as well as hieroglyphs inscribed into the bottom of the oval-shaped base (a), and an oval-shaped slab of clay with a corresponding imprint (b).

Amulet depicting Horus, the falcon-headed god, with his arms at his sides and his left foot in front of his right. The figure is standing on a rectangular platform and has an upright rectangular support at the back with hole pierced through it from side to side near the top.

Figure depicting the god Horus with a falcon head. The figure is depicted standing on a rectangular platform with his left foot in front of the right, and his arms at his sides. There is a hole pierced through the back of the figure.

Ceramic figure representing a lion lying on a rectangular platform with a loop at the top centre of its back.

Figure depicting an ape, the deity Thoth. The ape is depicted seated on a rectangular platform with its hands on its knees and a loop on its back.