This is a stone survey marker. We do not know where it was found. Survey marker stones were a vital part of the tax system of ancient Egypt. To assess…

These are stone seals.

This is a funerary cone made for Nebu. It is from Egypt but the exact location is unknown. Over a long period, it was fashionable to place clay funerary cones,…

This is a funerary cone made for Ramose. It is from Tomb 132 at Thebes. Over a long period, it was fashionable to place clay funerary cones, about 300 of…

This is a funerary cone made for Ramose. It is from Tomb 132 at Thebes. Over a long period, it was fashionable to place clay funerary cones, about 300 of…

This is a funerary cone made for Ramose. It is from Tomb 132 at Thebes. Over a long period, it was fashionable to place clay funerary cones, about 300 of…

This is the head from a statue of a man, probably Horemheb.

This is a fragment from the funeral chapel of Tjari, chief of police. It is from the funeral chapel of Tjari, in Giza. Tjari was a civil servant, rich enough…

This is a tablet naming the civil servant Idu. It is from the mastaba tomb of Idu II at Dendara. Idu, like many civil servants, held several posts. He may…

These are ivory clappers or castanets. They are from Grave Y39 in Deir Rifa. Ivory clappers were used as a musical instrument. Music was an important part of festivals and…