World's Columbian Exposition Exhibits: Objects from the Flinders Petrie and Egyptian Exploration Fund
Exhibition ( Jan 1893 - Dec 1893)
- Object[182]
- yes[182]
- egyptian[117]
- mediterranean[65]
- amphora[2]
- architecture[1]
- axe[1]
- balustrade[1]
- bead[15]
- bead spreader[1]
- bird[1]
- block[2]
- bowl[3]
- brazier[1]
- bread[1]
- building fragment[1]
- canopic jar[3]
- capital[3]
- cartonnage[4]
- casing block[1]
- cast[1]
- cat[1]
- ceiling[1]
- chalice[1]
- child[1]
- coil[2]
- coin[5]
- column fragment[4]
- cornice fragment[1]
- cornice inlay[6]
- crocodile[1]
- cup[1]
- dagger[7]
- dirk[1]
- figurine[8]
- food[1]
- fruit[1]
- girdle fragment[1]
- hair ornament[1]
- hammer[1]
- hawk[1]
- holmos[1]
- hydria[1]
- ibis[1]
- idol[4]
- jug[1]
- knife[6]
- lamp[1]
- lance[1]
- model[1]
- mummy[4]
- mummy mask[1]
- mummy portrait[2]
- nail[1]
- needle[2]
- nut (plant)[1]
- object[1]
- offering tray[1]
- oil lamp[1]
- oinochoe[2]
- ornament[2]
- painting[1]
- pebble[5]
- pectoral[1]
- pigment[4]
- pigment fragment[2]
- plant material[2]
- pyxis[1]
- relief[8]
- rhyton[1]
- ring[6]
- rose[1]
- scarab[2]
- scaraboid[1]
- scraper[1]
- seal (object)[2]
- shawabti[2]
- sherd[1]
- shield[1]
- situla[1]
- skyphos[1]
- spike[1]
- spindle[1]
- spindle whorl[22]
- spiral[2]
- statue[4]
- stela[1]
- stone[1]
- stone fragment[2]
- tablet[2]
- tetradrachm[1]
- tetradrachma[1]
- tile[5]
- tile fragment[1]
- trial piece[1]
- tweezer[2]
- tweezers[1]
- votive[1]
- wall[1]
- whetstone[1]
- akhmim[1]
- amathus[3]
- athens[1]
- attica[1]
- ayia paraskevi[47]
- bubastis[2]
- cyprus[53]
- egypt[117]
- el-amarna[50]
- etruria[1]
- fayum[1]
- greece[2]
- gurob[4]
- hawara[3]
- illahun[7]
- italy[6]
- kahun[4]
- kourion[1]
- latium[1]
- lower egypt[16]
- malta[1]
- mediterranean[4]
- naucratis[16]
- tarraneh[3]
- tell dafana[5]
- tell el-yahudiya[5]
- thebes (egypt)[3]
- tivoli[1]
- upper egypt[1]
- veii[1]
- amarna period[1]
- bronze age[9]
- claudius[2]
- copper age[5]
- early iron age[1]
- eighteenth dynasty[42]
- eigtheenth dynasty[1]
- geometric period[1]
- iron age[1]
- late bronze age[4]
- late etruscan period[1]
- late period[8]
- middle kingdom[11]
- new kingdom[42]
- nineteenth dynasty[1]
- ptolemaic period[6]
- roman period[1]
- thirtieth dynasty[2]
- thirty-third dynasty[6]
- transitional period[1]
- twelfth dynasty[11]
- twentieth dynasty[5]
- twenty-sixth dynasty[6]
- twenty-sixth dynasty or later[1]
- vespasian[3]
- attic[4]
- clazomenian (culture)[1]
- cypriot[3]
- east greek[1]
- etruscan[3]
- greek[3]
- imperial roman[4]
- italic[1]
- late etruscan[1]
- ptolemaic[6]
- punic[1]
- roman[3]
- akhenaten[3]
- animal?[1]
- ankhsenpaaten[1]
- apollo[1]
- aten[2]
- bowl[1]
- boy[1]
- bread[1]
- bull head[1]
- cake[1]
- cartouche[7]
- cat[1]
- chair[1]
- child[2]
- cleopatra vii[1]
- crocodile[1]
- daughter[1]
- duamutef[1]
- ducks[2]
- eagle[1]
- falcon[1]
- falcon?[1]
- flower[1]
- foliage[1]
- hathor head[1]
- haunch of beef[1]
- horse head[1]
- human[4]
- human arm[1]
- human foot[1]
- ibis?[1]
- iliad[1]
- inscription[1]
- isis[1]
- lion head[1]
- man[2]
- nefertiti[2]
- nike[1]
- papyrus[1]
- peleus[2]
- pharaoh[1]
- princess[1]
- qebehsenuef[1]
- ram[1]
- sandal[1]
- scarab[1]
- seated woman[1]
- senwosret ii[1]
- shell[1]
- shrine[1]
- solar rays[1]
- sun disk[2]
- table leg[1]
- thetis[2]
- thumb[1]
- titulary[1]
- uraeus[2]
- vase[1]
- wedding[2]
- wheat[1]
- wine jar[1]
- woman[2]
- zeus-serapis[1]
- earring[1]
- demotic[1]
- greek language[1]
- hieroglyphic[20]
- alabaster[8]
- amethyst[1]
- animal remains[3]
- bronze[23]
- ceramic[15]
- copper[9]
- faience[13]
- glass[14]
- gold[4]
- granite[6]
- human remains[1]
- iron[1]
- limestone[26]
- linen[4]
- obsidian[1]
- onyx[2]
- organic material[1]
- paint[3]
- pigment[12]
- plant matter[2]
- plaster[2]
- quartz[5]
- quartzite[1]
- sandstone[1]
- silver[5]
- steatite[2]
- stone[4]
- terracotta[26]
- wax[2]
- wood[4]
- black figure[2]
- black glaze[1]
- bucchero[3]
- drilled[1]
- engraved[1]
- etrusco-corinthian[1]
- inscribed[5]
- painted[4]
- red ware[2]
- yes[47]
