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with well engraved text on the back. Hawk dedicated by the
herdsman Pakhar, “ the Syrian.” Squatting figure of Hat-
hor, XIXth dynasty (?). 406. Base dedicated by the keeper
of the store of the temple of Amen, Riaa. Upper part of
black granite figure of a woman,with pectoral of Tahutrnes III.
Female figures on couches, XVIIIth dynasty.
410. Figures of XVIIIth Dynasty. 411. Reliefs and
drawing from Tell Amarna. Four female heads of good
work. 412. Head of granite ushabti of Akhenaten. Quartzite
figure of his daughter. Headless group of Akhenaten, queen
and daughter. Head of Queen Taiy, trial piece. Cast
of head of Queen Taiy found in Sinai (dark grey). Wooden
figure of Bes, showing the lion-skin dress. Kohl pot with
figures of Bes dancing. Black granite head of XVIIIth
dynasty. Small bronze pectoral. Lower part of a black
granite head of a queen (?), over life size, showing admirably
the full but gracious type of the early XIXth dynasty.
413. Wooden figure of a man painted. Cast of the bust of
the wife of Menna, given by Mr. Robert Mond. Various
figures of monkeys feasting, making beer, playing the harp
and bassoon, driving a chariot, performing acrobatics.
414. Alabaster figure kneeling on a bull, Bata (?). Chest of
a red granite funeral figure of Amenhetep III. Two oracular
busts.
415. Seated scribe. Five small heads of good work,
late XVIIIth. Four limestone heads, early XVIIIth.
416. Ebony lion head, gilt. Bust of a girl from a toilet tray of
delicate work, characteristic of the XVIIIth dynasty. Stand-
ing ebony figure of a negro girl, probably the most natural
wood carving known of this age. In front of it was an ape
walking with a tray on his head, which the girl was steadying
with her hands; this in now placed apart, so as not to hide
the statuette. Wooden spoon with figure of a girl playing a