Exhibit A78-834. Small stone statuette resembling Cthulhu, uncovered in archeological dig in Egypt in 1876 and recently estimated to have been created in the Fifth Century.

Exhibit A78-376. Bone carving of Cthuloid creature found in occult shrine in England, and carbon dated to the early 17th Century,

Exhibit A78-377. Another bone cthuloid carving, found in the same location as Exhibit A78-376.

Exhibit A23-903

Exhibit A34-819.

Exhibit A78-551.

Exhibit A79-003.

Exhibit A80-546

Exhibit A81-901. This was found in Tibet in 1938, during the Nazi-SS Ernst Scafer/Ahnenerbe expedition, later aquired by a private collector.

Exhibit A09-501

Exhibit A70-070

Exhibit A80-331

Exhibit A34-810

Exhibit A09-682

Exhibit A43-103

Exhibit A80-318

Exhibit A60-602

Exhibit A76-687

Exhibit A80-591

Exhibit A82-737

Exhibit A34-089

Exhibit A35-356 Mayan origin, ca.1280 AD. Depicts a tentacled deity, whose name is represented by three glyphs which read 'cu-tu-lu'. Recovered in the early 1920's, at the Maya ruin of Lubaantun.

Exhibit A83-565 A curious effigy excavated from the ruins of Louvain Cathedral in 1919, by an New England doughboy, Walter Dunevin.

Exhibit A38-834 A statue fragment though to be of Eich Pi-El, High Priest of Cthulhu, from the lost continent of Mu. Discovered during the 1935 Wentworth-Scheidegger expedition to the Solomon Islands.

Exhibit A31-923 A terracotta statue unearthed in the Mayan city of Tikal, during the Whitworth-Mendez excavations of 1912. The statue depicts a priest-ruler of Tikal, wearing a Cthulhu headdress.

Exhibit A34-106.