Object records
Caption
This section gathers all the records linked to a specific object from Tutankhamun's tomb.
Notes
The object names are those used in the main description of the Handlist (Murray, Helen and Mary Nuttall. 1963. A Handlist to Howard Carter’s Catalogue of Objects in Tut’ankhamūn’s Tomb. Oxford: Griffith Institute [PDF, 1.37 MB]).
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University of Oxford
Object records
Wine-jar
Wooden emblem
Red pottery jar
Bouquet of persea twigs
Four clay troughs belonging to 196, 199, 200, 201
Wooden emblem
Wooden emblem
Wooden emblem
Anubis emblem upon pole and stand
Red pottery jar
Plated staff with glass inlay
Large funerary bouquet
Wine-jar
First (outermost) shrine
Framework for pall
Pall
Alabaster (calcite) perfume vase, upon trellis pedestal
Calcite cosmetic jar
Palm rib
Curved staff, decorated with coloured bark
Two straight sticks ornamented with barks
Palm rib
Pair of straight sticks ornamented with gold
Two staves
Decorated wooden mace
Gilt was staff
No object for this number
Gilt wooden staff
Simple bow
Two straight sticks with forked bottoms
Decorated gold sticks
Bag containing 11 sticks and bows (225a-230)
Pair of plain wooden bows
Gilt bow
Curved red wood stick, elaborately veneered with ivory and ebony
Curved stick with bark and beetle-wing decoration
Stick with curved end, decorated with gold, bark, and irridescent beetle-wing
Bent stick with bark decoration
Gold stick with blue glass knob
Decorated wooden bow
Reed or rush cane decorated with gold at top and bottom
Long plain wooden staff with bark decoration
Two straight gilt sticks
Gilt was staff
Gilt wooden mace
Gilt bow
Gold stick surmounted by statuette
Silver stick surmounted by statuette
Gilt crook staff
Second (inner) shrine