Tool composed of (a) a hand holding a round object between thumb, forefinger and middle finger with a handle that tapers slightly, and (b) a second segment of the handle that tapers to a point.

Vial with a teardrop-shaped body, an elongated neck that flares slightly towards the horizontal lip.

Green glass vial. The body is teardrop-shaped with a flat base. The sides slope inwards to a tall, slender neck. The area where the neck and shoulders join is indented creating a groove. The rim is wide and splayed.

Seal (a) and impression (b). The seal (a) is rounded at one end and rectangular at the other, and has a design consisting of a wavy line over two joined loops (one vertical and one horizontal) with a horizontal bar below and has a small looped handle in the middle of the back. The impression is stamped into a rectangular clay slab.

Glass vial with a tall, narrow, semi-hemispherical base and a tall, cylindrical neck. On top is a disc shaped, everted rim. The outer surface has a copper coloured shiny coating; underneath, glass is multicoloured.

Figure depicting a hare, sacred to Osiris, with large ears that are emphasized with a pattern of diagonal incised lines. Light green glaze.

Vial of grey-green glass with white diagonal stripes around the vial. The vial is bulbous at the base, tapers to a cylindrical neck and flares outwards at the mouth.

Vial made of light green translucent glass with a bulbous base, the bottom slightly indented, with a long cylindrical neck and a flat lip at the mouth.

Small brown glass vial. The body is round with a wide, flat bottom. The shoulders slope inwards to a slender, bent neck. The rim is rough and irregularly shaped.

Vial composed of amber-coloured glass with a shrivelled surface texture, a rounded base, and a shor neck with a horizontal rim at the mouth.