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Start Over Collection place Tomb 202, Cemetery 100, Naga-ed-Der
Hearst Museum object titled Figurines, accession number 6-16163, described as Wooden model scene - five wooden men; two carrying burdens (basket of mud & water jar); three performing other labor (filling brick mold & stacking finished bricks). Brick-making scene.
Hearst Museum object titled Flake, accession number 6-12741, described as Flint flake
Hearst Museum object titled Flake, accession number 6-12743, described as Flint flake
Hearst Museum object titled Flake, accession number 6-12742, described as Flint flake
Hearst Museum object titled Flask, accession number 6-12744, described as Vase
Hearst Museum object titled Incomplete jar, accession number 6-12740, described as incomplete jar
Hearst Museum object titled Ka statue, accession number 6-15989, described as Wooden human figure standing on block; male Ka statue with beard.
Hearst Museum object titled Model boat, accession number 6-17156a-d, described as a) wooden model boat found in tomb, decorated canopy with coffin beneath. b) standing pilot figure (detached). c-d) two oars. 11 small bags dust/fragment - samples saved during conservation treatment.
Hearst Museum object titled Model funerary boat, accession number 6-15584, described as Model funerary boat (type IV), with crew. 9 detached associated parts: one kneeling rower (doesn't fit well on hull - may not be correctly associated), two rudder posts, two steering oars, two original canopy posts, one canopy, and one roughly rectangular wood piece representing a funerary scroll. Three small bags of small surface fragments are stored with it. Two modern canopy posts made as restorations are stored with boat and not included in count. In March 2016 the canopy adhered to this boat was removed and correctly attached to 6-17156 as part of conservation treatment to prepare 6-17156 for loan exhibition.
Hearst Museum object titled Model male figure, accession number 6-17159, described as wooden model; man roasting duck over hearth.

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