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Hearst Museum object titled Coffin lid, accession number 6-20131, described as Coffin lid with large multicolored stars painted on inner surface.

Hearst Museum object titled Figurine, accession number 5-173, described as Metal statuette of a goddess or Queen of Egypt, with traces of red paint on dress

Hearst Museum object titled Foot case, accession number 5-410, described as Feet from mummy case; cartonnage, buff with brown design snake and other designs in color.

Hearst Museum object titled Model boat, accession number 5-11357, described as Model; boat with figures; hull with four standing figures; pale ochre paint on hull, grid design in red sienna on white ground on deck; figures red sienna skin tones; white skirts; black hair; mast, four figures, rudder post, canopy, and other small parts missing. Re-catalogued from 5-417, 5-418, 5-419 and 5-420. 4 arms (5-416); human figures 5-421, 5-424 and 5-425 may also be part of this object.

Hearst Museum object titled Mummy mask, accession number 6-20104, described as Mummy mask. Height 11 inches.

Hearst Museum object titled Mummy mask, accession number 5-511, described as Painted plaster mummy mask of woman.

Hearst Museum object titled Mummy portrait (reproduction), accession number 5-376, described as Copy of Greek mummy portrait from the Fayum Egypt Originals painted in the 3rd century Originals discovered by Flinders Petrie are in National Gallery London. Painted in wax colors applied with brush to cestrum. Copies by Eleanor Harrison Supplee

Hearst Museum object titled Mummy portrait (reproduction), accession number 5-379, described as Copy of Greek mummy portrait done in wax colors Originals discovered by Flinders Petrie are in National Gallery London. Painted in wax colors applied with brush to cestrum. Copies by Eleanor Harrison Supplee

Hearst Museum object titled Mummy portrait (reproduction), accession number 5-385, described as Copy of Greek mummy portrait done in wax colors Originals discovered by Flinders Petrie are in National Gallery London. Painted in wax colors applied with brush to cestrum. Copies by Eleanor Harrison Supplee