The Archaeological Museum in Split stores many artifacts connected with the Egyptian cults, and found in the area of Mid-Dalmatia and its islands. The artifacts were acquired in the archaeological excavations, by purchasing and by donations of the private persons (for example, Lanza from Split, Marchi, Machiedo from Hvar, and Lukanović from Šibenik).

The collections contain following artifacts: a green enameled shabti from the site in Mid-Dalmatia (inv. num. G 1623), another green enameled shabti from the site in Mid-Dalmatia (inv. num. G 1624), a shabti made of the uncolored terra cotta (inv. num. B 212), a shabti made of the dark brown patinated terra cotta from the site in Mid-Dalmatia (inv. num. B 213), a shabti made of the dark greenish patinated limestone from the site in Mid-Dalmatia (inv. num. B 214), a shabti made of the greenish enameled clay from the island of Hvar (inv. num. G 1625), a shabti made of the dark granite from the site in Mid-Dalmatia (inv. num. B 215), a shabti made of faience from the site in Mid-Dalmatia (inv. num. G 1626), a shabti-like statuette made of the dark brown patinated terra cotta (inv. num. B 216), an eye-shaped amulet made of the green enameled clay from the island of Hvar (inv. num. G 1627), a magic eye-shaped amulet made of the olive-green enameled clay from the island of Hvar (inv. num. G 1628), an amulet made of gree-blue enamel from the site in Mid-Dalmatia (inv. num. G 1629), a pendant amulet shaped as a hawk with a crown on its head from the island of Hvar (inv. num. G 1631), a small dog-shaped pendant amulet made of the green enameled terra cotta from the site in Mid-Dalmatia (inv. num. G 1630), four bronze statuettes of Isis-Hathor nursing Horus from Salona (inv. nums. H 5003, H 5004, H 5005, H 5007), a bronze statuette of Isis-Hathor nursing Horus from Salona (no inventory number), a bronze statuette of Isis-Harthor nursing Horus from Mid-Dalmatia (no inventory number), six bronze Osiris statuettes from Salona (inv. nums. H 374, H 375, H 376, H 377, H 378, H5006), five bronze Osiris statuettes from Mid-Dalmatia (no inventory number), a bronze statuette of Sekhmet from the unknown site (no inventory number), a blue pendant with an image of Bes made of enameled clay from Salona (inv. num. G 349), a green pendant statuette with an image of Nefertum on a lion made of enameled clay from Mid-Dalmatia (no inventory number), a pendant statuette with an image of Isis nursing Horus from Mid-Dalmatia (no inventory number), a Hermes-Toth statuette from Knin (inv. num. H 1885), a Hermes-Toth statuette from Salona (inv. num. H 4081), a Hermes-Toth statuette from an unknown site (inv. num. H 358), a Harpocrates statuette from an unknown site (inv. num. H 5606), a relief representing the life on the Nile (inv. num. D 150), a stone lid of a sarcophagus with an inscription dedicated to Serapis from Smiljevci (no inventory number), two circle-shaped duoble lamps with a Harpocrates image from Salona (no inventory number), a terra cotta lamp with a Serapis image from Salona (no inventory number), a carneol gemma with a Serapis image from Salona (no inventory number), a reddish plate gemma with a Serapis image from Salona (no inventory number), a carneol gemma with a Serapis bust image (no inventory number), a carneol gemma with a Serapis-Amon-Juppiter image from Salona (no inventory number), an onyx gemma with a Serapis bus image from Salona (no inventory number), a reddish jasper gemma with a Harpocrates image from Salona (no inventory number), a white jasper gemma with a Harpocrates image from Salona (no inventory number), an agate gemma with a Harpocrates image from Salona (no inventory number), a gray jasper gemma with a Hermanubis image from Salona (no inventory number), a green jasper gemma with a Hermanubis image from Salona (no inventory number), a sepulchral marble stela with a theophoric name of Serapio from Salona (no inventory number), a sepulchral stela with a theophoric name of Isicia Firmina from Salone (no inventory number), a marble slab with a theophoric name of Isiodorus from Salona (no inventory number), a bronze vessel shaped as Bes from Oklaj Promina (no inventory number), a slab from a late antique tomb with an Isiac theophoric name from Dugopolje (no inventory number), an aplika or a lid for a wase with a Juppiter-Amon image from Mid-Dalmatia (no inventory number), an ithyphalic pendant amulet from Mid-Dalmatia (no inventory number), a sepulchral stone stela with a theophoric name of Serapio from Pučište on Brač (no inventory number).

The Archaeological Museum in Split and in Diocletian's palace in Split contains eleven sphinx or their parts brought by the Emperor Diocletian during the building of his palace. The Museum stores also an Egyptian head made of the reddish granite which was found in the northern part of the palace.

The artifacts were published several times from the second part of the 20th century up to the present day. They were published by F. Bulić (1879, 1885, 1886, 1887, 1888, 1896, 1903, 1908, 1909, 1910, 1927), W. Drexler (1900), B. Gabričević (1956), P. Selem (1961, 1963, 1969, 1971, 1972, 1997, 1999), B. Perc (1968), M.-Ch. Budischovsky (1977), N. Cambi (1993), J. Žanić-Protić (1988), and M. Tomorad (2000, 2003).

M.T.