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Horus, who guarded different parts of the mummy. 664. Also
with falcon heads from ends of collars, and winged scarab.
These show the great variety of materials and styles from the
XXIInd dynasty to Ptolemaic times. 665. Pieces of furniture
from tomb of Amenhetep III. Figures of concubines on
couches, XVIIIth and XXVIth dynasties. 666. Lids of
ushabti boxes, XVIIIth dynasty. 667. Pottery model coffins
and figures, XVII. 668. Model coffin, XVIII. Head rests.
670. Cartonnages, Ptolemaic and Roman. 671. Breast
piece of Hapi son of Peda-amen and Themert. Head piece
with blue wig. Head piece painted with subjects. 672. Gilt
face cartonnage with elaborate hair, 1st cent. a.d. 673. Gilt
face, with pink arms and coloured drapery, showing jewellery.
Part of cartonnage, hand holding green wreath and candle.
Feet of natural work, probably an actual cast touched up ;
wearing heavy twisted gold anklets. 674. Cartonnages
showing jewellery- 675. Footcases. 676. Cartonnages with
bearded heads.
680. Pottery Soul-Houses. 681. Plain slab with
double tank and trough. Small cabin with offerings before it.
682. Open-front shelters, with staircase, and with offerings
and tanks in courtyard. 683. Pieces of house models show-
ing crenellated top, drip course and window7 sill, column,
roof-hut. 684. Piece showing impress of matting used in
construction. Piece with woman kneading bread. Piece
with owner seated, by him a couch with head-rest-
685. Enclosed room. Sentry box shelter with chair in it.
686. Piece of a portico of four columns. 687-8. Pieces of
more complex forms of house.
690. Pottery Soul-Houses (other side). 691. Offering
tray with spout discharging into circular tank. Pieces of
houses with marks, of plummet on stand, and h. 692. Piece
with marks. 693. Open trays with offerings. 694. Trays
Horus, who guarded different parts of the mummy. 664. Also
with falcon heads from ends of collars, and winged scarab.
These show the great variety of materials and styles from the
XXIInd dynasty to Ptolemaic times. 665. Pieces of furniture
from tomb of Amenhetep III. Figures of concubines on
couches, XVIIIth and XXVIth dynasties. 666. Lids of
ushabti boxes, XVIIIth dynasty. 667. Pottery model coffins
and figures, XVII. 668. Model coffin, XVIII. Head rests.
670. Cartonnages, Ptolemaic and Roman. 671. Breast
piece of Hapi son of Peda-amen and Themert. Head piece
with blue wig. Head piece painted with subjects. 672. Gilt
face cartonnage with elaborate hair, 1st cent. a.d. 673. Gilt
face, with pink arms and coloured drapery, showing jewellery.
Part of cartonnage, hand holding green wreath and candle.
Feet of natural work, probably an actual cast touched up ;
wearing heavy twisted gold anklets. 674. Cartonnages
showing jewellery- 675. Footcases. 676. Cartonnages with
bearded heads.
680. Pottery Soul-Houses. 681. Plain slab with
double tank and trough. Small cabin with offerings before it.
682. Open-front shelters, with staircase, and with offerings
and tanks in courtyard. 683. Pieces of house models show-
ing crenellated top, drip course and window7 sill, column,
roof-hut. 684. Piece showing impress of matting used in
construction. Piece with woman kneading bread. Piece
with owner seated, by him a couch with head-rest-
685. Enclosed room. Sentry box shelter with chair in it.
686. Piece of a portico of four columns. 687-8. Pieces of
more complex forms of house.
690. Pottery Soul-Houses (other side). 691. Offering
tray with spout discharging into circular tank. Pieces of
houses with marks, of plummet on stand, and h. 692. Piece
with marks. 693. Open trays with offerings. 694. Trays