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China ink stand, blue and white delftware. Once the property of Wodrow the Church Historian (Robert Wodrow 1679-1734). Inscription: Old label: Inkstand of Wodrow the Historian

One of three bronze instruments, toilet or surgical, from the Roman period, found at Behnesa.

Wooden figure of Isis (imperfect), kneeling, originally painted.

Figure of Isis (imperfect), in green-glazed ware.

Figure of Isis holding baby Horus in bronze (imperfect), on inscribed base.

Figure of Isis holding baby Horus (imperfect - head of Isis missing), in blue glazed ware.

Three pieces of ivory with holes punched at top and bottom, bound with plaited string (described as a 'bolas' in Museum's 'Slip Catalogue' and Accessions Book).

Jar or 'olla', in grey ware, decorated with anthropomorphic or animal face.

Pottery jar with nubbin feet.