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Some of the objects of ancient Egypt present in the museums are limestone statuary heads of ancient Egyptian andGreco-Roman deities such as Horus, Hathor and Ptah, as well as Roman terracotta statues Alabaster. Also many coins have been preserved. The oldest Egyptian coins were Attic staters and tetra drachms having the name and types of Alexander.

The Rosetta stone is a stone with writing on it. The Rosetta stone is thought to have been written by a group of priests in Egypt to honour the Egyptian pharaoh. It lists all of the good things that the pharaoh has done for the priests and the people of Egypt.

There were necklaces made from pottery beads called 'faience'. Specialist necklace makers threaded complicated bead collars. A make up pot made out of Alabaster was used to hold kohl. Kohl is a black makeup that the Egyptians used to decorate their eyes. If you look closely at the lid, you can see that there is a small bump that fits into the neck of the jar to stop the air getting in.

Egyptians were very skilled at metalworking and used bronze a lot because it's harder than pure copper. They made cymbals that you could clink together when you dance.



In ancient Egypt mirrors took the form of highly polished metal discs, usually of bronze. Besides being functional, mirrors developed religious and funerary uses. The handle of the mirror was of wood, metal or ivory.

Kitchen utensils and equipment included items such as storage jars,
bowls, pots, pans, ladles, sieves, and whisks. Most people used clay dishes, while the wealthy used dishes made of bronze, silver, and gold. All ate with their fingers.

Also there were coffins in ancient Egypt. The purpose of coffin from the earliest times was the protection of the body, preserving it from deterioration or mutilation. A sarcophagus was also usually provided to hold the coffin in the tomb. Sarcophagus formed the external layer of protection for a royal mummy, with several layers of coffins nested within, and was often carved out of alabaster.

A carved wooden hand and a marble head of a Greco-Roman god are just two of the 200 artifacts that had been stored away in the national bank of Egypt. "Object Worlds in Ancient Egypt" a book on ancient Egypt takes New Kingdom Egypt (1539-1070 BC) as its starting point and considers how excavated objects reveal the complex ways that ancient Egyptians experienced their material world.


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