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Exploration and Empire: The Kirklees Link to the Ancient Egyptians​
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The image shows three small stone jars with flat, round lids. The jars are cream and beige, with one having a reddish tint at the neck. They vary in size, with the leftmost being the largest. The lids are either on top of or next to the jars, all showing smooth surfaces and rounded shapes. Add to board
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Alabaster Pots

Alabaster Pots – Three alabaster pots used for make-up, from 18th Dynasty (1750 – 1550 BC). Amelia brought these three small pots back from Egypt.

Image: © Kirklees Museums and Galleries & Paul Tucker