Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire County Museum
Current name(s) of destination(s):
Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire County Museum
Destination category:
Institution
Institutional history:
The Bucks Archaeological Society founded the collection in the mid-19th century and the diverse collection of more than 100,000 items cover archaeological, geological, natural history topics with a spacial collection of costume, lace, and British pottery. The ancient Egyptian collection consists of approximately 300 objects.
Notes on distribution:
According the EES distribution lists Aylesbury County Museum received:
Petrie 1903-04 sent 1904
8 vases Sedment XVIII
3 vases Ehnasya Roman
9 vases House D.
2 amphorae
Ehnasya
2 fragments of glass
Bronze ring
2 bronze handles
Cup of bronze dipper
17 lamps
10 terracotta heads
4 terracotta heads
4 terracotta pieces of figures
Naville 1903-04 sent 1904
Deir el Bahri
Vase XI
3 vases XVIII
2 pieces painted pottery
2 scaraboids blue glaze
Fragment of Halthor figure
Fragment of lamp Roman
Vase
Grenfell 1903-04 sent 1904
Behnesa
Glass cup Roman
Weight, bronze
Ring-key, iron
2 bronze rings
Sandal
2 Wooden combs
3 Reed pens
Draughtsman
8 Dice
7 hairpins, bone
2 objects, bone, unknown use
Child’s sock
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