Quadrangular wooden box with a handle on the lid. Schiaparelli excavations.
Wooden box, probably for funerary use. Schiaparelli excavations.
Small wooden coffins, plastered and painted, which often contained small embalmed animals. Farina excavations.
Wooden statuette representing Ptah-Sokar-Osiris. Schiaparelli excavations.
At the end of excavation works, before exporting the finds, they had to be examined by the Egyptian Antiquities Service, which usually retained a small quantity of them. Some photographs therefore include objects that stayed in Egypt. Schiaparelli excavations.
At the end of excavation works, before exporting the finds, they had to be examined by the Egyptian Antiquities Service, which usually retained a small quantity of them. Some photographs therefore include objects that stayed in Egypt. Schiaparelli excavations.
At the end of excavation works, before exporting the finds, they had to be examined by the Egyptian Antiquities Service, which usually retained a small quantity of them. Some photographs therefore include objects that stayed in Egypt. Schiaparelli excavations.
Detail of the bottom of a wooden coffin, now misshapen due to advanced deterioration, like much of the organic material found during the excavations. It was probably abandoned or left to the Cairo Museum. Schiaparelli or Farina excavations.
Unidentifiable burial shaft. Quadrangular sarcophagus containing a mummy in a crouched position. Schiaparelli or Farina excavations.
Series of clay, wood and stone headrests photographed during excavations, probably traceable to the Farina excavations.
