A gypsum sumerian statuette is standing and putting his hands in front. Sumerian Statuette
This stately sculpture represents a priest of Hathor named Basa, seated with his cloak drawn over his knees. The surface is covered with a record of the names and titles of 26 generations of Basa's paternal family. A Priest of Hathor
A yellow clay prism of sennacherib. Clay Prism of Sennacherib
A black magical cippus. The stela is carved with a figure of the god Horus. Magical Cippus
A foundation figure of King Ur-Namma, his hands are holding the edge of a container on his head. Foundation Figure of King Ur-Namma
A sculpture is presenting a potter is working. The arduousness of his profession is indicated by the way his ribs stand out on his back, how his skin is tightly drawn over his face, and by his deeply receded hairline. Potter
A bronze and covered with gold leaf Canaanite Statuette sculpture is seating. He is wearing a long head, his left hand is holding a fan-shaped piece. Canaanite Statuette
A baked clay Kernos Ring. It consists of a hollow clay ring with hollow clay attachments in the forms of a gazelle head, two jars, two pomegranates, two doves, and a cup. The doves, whose heads have been restored, drink from the cup. An eighth attachment is missing, having been broken off in antiquity. Kernos Ring
A black stone cylinder seal which is dedicated to a little-known goddess. Cylinder Seal
A baked clay bowl which is painted with black abstract patterns on the cover. Painted Bowl
A clay Predynastic Vessel. The jar painted with a scene of a boat, a dancing woman, and two men. Predynastic Vessel
A clay Jar with animals patterns on it. Jar With Animals
A Limestone Qustul Incense Burner which is carved in the technique of Nubian rock art. Qustul Incense Burner
Two clay ball marked with an official’s seal. The ball encloses clay “tokens” Token Balls