The Royal Mummy Room The mummies of the Pharaohs are displayed at the Royal Mummy Room inside the Egyptian Museum, Cairo.

Mummified phallus covered in linen A mummified phallus covered in linen (presumably second half of the first millennium BC from Egypt) is on display as part of an exhibition on mummies from around the world at the ‘Roemer- und Pelizaeus-Museum’, a museum dedicated to Ancient Egyptian and Ancient Peruvian art in Hildesheim, Germany.

Ring Decorated with a Scarab This gold finger ring has a scarab shaped bezel that can swivel. The inscription reads: ‘May you become a praised one, enduring in the temples.’ New Kingdom, 19th Dynasty or later, ca. 1292 BC or later.

A Gold ring with a frog made during the reign of Akhenaten. New Kingdom, Amarna Period, 18th Dynasty.

Coffin of Nesykhonsu Two of Nesykhonsu’s titles, “Lady of the House” and “Singer of the Choir of Mut the Great,” are written on the outside of the coffin. Neskhons (“She Belongs to Khons”) was a noble lady of the 21st dynasty of Egypt. Third Intermediate Period, late 21st Dynasty to early 22nd Dynasty, ca. 945-715 BC. Now in the Cleveland Museum of Art.

Ancient Egyptian golden scarab Located in the Cleveland Museum of Art.