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An amulet in the shape of a papyrus flower
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Amulet in the shape of a feline-headed goddess
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Pillar amulet - in the shape of the backbone of Osiris, god of the dead
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Pottery vessel - 3000 years old
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A bell? In the shape of Bes, who protected children and women in childbirth
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A glass bottle
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Servant figures to do the work in the afterlife
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A Sokar-hawk from a tomb - Sokar was a god of rebirth
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Pottery vessel and two servant figures
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Pottery vessel and servant figure
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Scarab (l) and pottery vessel. Scarabs eat dung, not flesh like in the movies - they are symbols of rebirth
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Pot - close-up
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Pot and servant figure
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Servant figure
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Two servant figures, to do the work in the afterlife
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Egyptian treasures - Trysorau Eifftaidd
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Servant figure
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Servant figure (l) and amulet of one the heads of the 4 sons of Horus
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Pot and top half of a servant figure
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Glass vessel
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Documentation on the objects from Woking