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Wooden box for ushabti figures, with inscription signifying: 'the prophet of Mentu, lord of Thebes, Hor, son of the beloved of the god, the opener of the gates, Hor-em-Apt-asut, son of the prophet of Amon in Apt-asut, Auf.'

One of four funereal cones in red ware, two (including this one) with Boat of Sun, name illegible.

One of four funereal cones in red ware, two (including this one) with Boat of Sun, name illegible.

One of four funereal cones, in red pottery, two (includes this one) with name of Amenem-apt. Thebes.

One of four funereal cones in red pottery, two (includes this one) with name of Amenem-apt. Thebes.

Figure of a jackal, in wood, originally painted black. Had been placed on coffin in tomb. Thebes.

Wooden figure of a hawk, crouching, on base of Ptah-Sokar-Osiris figure, painted and inscribed.

Box (or chest) of the lady of the house Ta-du-bast for canopic jars. Painted yellow, brown, black, and red, with 4 compartments and inscribed on lid and sides with prayers to Mestha, Hapi, Duamutef and Qebhsennuf.

Canopic jar in alabaster, inscribed, cover missing, of Royal scribe Ur-Min Superintendant of Treasury.

Cover of a canopic jar, in wood, representing head of Methsa with face painted yellow and wig black.