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Relief, Tomb of Nespekashuty: Raised relief fragment. Egypt, 664–610 BCE. Limestone. The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Costume and Accessories: Scarab: Aakheperkara (Thutmose I). New kingdom, New Kingdom, Dynasty 18, Reign of Thutmose I (about 1504–1492 BCE). Glazed steatite. Art Institute of Chicago. A work made of glazed steatite.

Pair of figures: Pair of bala players. Dogon, 18th–early 19th century. Wood, metal, applied organic materials. The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

scarab: scarabée. Egypt. unidentified green stone. Musée du Louvre. Pierced lengthwise; Decoration: no decoration.

figurine. Egypt. silver. Musée du Louvre. Khnum (ram-headed god, standing, wearing an atef crown and a loincloth, holding a scimitar, ?); feet missing.

mummy-shaped funerary servant: serviteur funéraire momiforme. Egypt, époque ptolémaïque. siliceous earthenware. Musée du Louvre. man (fake beard).

mummy-shaped funerary servant: serviteur funéraire momiforme. Egypt, époque ramesside (?). terracotta. Musée du Louvre. woman (three-part wig, arms crossed, basket); legs missing.

Female Figure. Ewe, 20th century. Wood and pigment. Minneapolis Institute of Art.

mummy-shaped funerary servant: serviteur funéraire momiforme. Egypt, époque ptolémaïque. siliceous earthenware. Musée du Louvre. man (fake beard).

Plaque: Plaque with Warrior and Fish. Edo peoples, ca. 1540–70. Brass. The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Sculpture: Power figure (nkisi). Republic of the Congo, Kongo-style maker, late 1800s-early 1900s. Wood, organic materials (including resin), and metalized glass. Cleveland Museum of Art. One of seven anthropomorphic figurines, these minkisi contained medicines in which an ancestral spirit was believed to reside.

smoothing tool (?); polishing tool (?): lissoir ; polissoir. Egypt. Egyptian alabaster. Musée du Louvre.

Shabti, worker, Nauny: Worker Shabti of Nauny. Egypt, ca. 1051–1002 BCE. Faience. The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Costume and Accessories: Plaque with Name of Harsiese-Meryamun. Third intermediate period, Third Intermediate Period–Late Period, Dynasties 21–26 (about 1069–525 BCE). Green jasper. Art Institute of Chicago. A work made of green jasper.

Wooden stick: Holzstab. Namibia. Wood (carved). Staatliche Museen zu Berlin. Main Catalog: “Wooden rod.

mummy-shaped funerary servant: serviteur funéraire momiforme. Egypt, début XVIIIe dynastie. wood. Musée du Louvre.

Sculpture: Weight. Akan artist, 17th-early 18th century. Copper alloy. Smithsonian National Museum of African Art. Cast copper alloy figurative weight.in the form of a flat fish with large dorsal fin and impressed dot pattern.

Mask: Elephant Mask. Bamileke, c. 1900. Indigo-dyed cotton, glass beads, natural fibers. Minneapolis Institute of Art. Elephant masks belong to members of the Kuosi society, a secret society of the Bamileke of Cameroon that maintains the political and social order of the kingdom.

bowl with a beveled, inward-curving rim: bol à bord rentrant en biseau. Egypt, époque thinite. Egyptian alabaster. Musée du Louvre.

Drum: Trommel. Algerien. Leather. Staatliche Museen zu Berlin.