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Child's necklace made with several gemstones such as carnelian, featuring intaglio.

Ushabti faience figure.

Wooden figure of a falcon, possibly a symbol for the god Horus.

Fragment of a wall painting, fresco.

Roman lamp, mold-made with three wicks, rounded bottom and palmette-design on handle.

Votive animal for offerings. Pig.

Terracotta figurine of a woman or a goddess.

Glass bottle for wine or perfumed oil; sacrificed at burial or given as gifts to the dead.

Gold stater, Alexander the Great Obverse: Athena; Reverse: Nike (Goddess of Victory) Weight: 9g

Mycenaean stirrup jar used for perfumed oil.

Red-figure plate with a depression for sauce. Decorated with three large fish.

A wine cup called a Little Master lip cup. On each side is inscribed in Greek: "Hail, and drink heartily." Main View.

Red-figure lekythos from Southern Italy. Decorated with a scene of a hero sacrificing a cock on an altar.

Red-figure baby feeder vase from South Italy.

Alabaster bottle for wine or perfumed oil; sacrificed at burial or given as gifts to the dead.

Reduced copy of the large statue of Asklepius. Date of original: 4th century

Ushabti figure. Small figure buried with the dead to aid the soul.

Egyptian stucco Mummy mask from the Roman period in Fayum, Egypt.

Roman oil lamp, mold-made and decorated with stamped pattern and raised laughing faces.

Bronze door knocker with lion head and large ring.

Earrings with ruby inlay, pearl pendant.

Bulbous glass flask

Double glass flask, unguentarium, for cosmetics.

Glass flask for cosmetics.

Blue glass flask for cosmetics.

Terracotta figurine of a horse.

Apulian, red-figure Pelike from South Italy. A type of amphora used to hold wine and water. Decorated on both sides with marriage scenes of bride and groom, (the dressing of the bride).

Miniature proto-Corinthian kotyle decorated with running hounds in black-figure.

Large glass jar found in a burial, possibly cinerary urn.

Athens tetra drachma. Obverse: head of Athena Parthenos with helmet and earring; reverse: Owl standing on amphora, olive wreath. Weight: 17g

Mycenaean stirrup jar used for perfumed oil.

Two handled wine cup decorated with an owl and olive sprays, symbols of Athena and the city of Athens.

Olpe jug used for the decanting of wine. Decorated with a panel showing a young man playing the kithara, probably as a competitor in a musical contest