Egyptian or Chancay??

These dolls were labelled "Early Egyptian Dolls" but I'm leaning toward Peruvian Chancay grave goods dolls. Some info here
http://www.sciencebuzz.org/museum/object/2005_05_chancay_dolls
This is unusual in that there are three together in what looks like a boat with a handle on the end. They say the ancient originals had faces from specially woven cloth while modern versions have the facial features stitched on plain cloth so these are likely modernish.

Cited from https://www.thenotsoinnocentsabroad.com/blog/chancay-burial-dolls

Indigenous Peruvian artisans recreate these dolls in a traditional style, incorporating remnants of ancient textile fragments recovered from pre-Colombian burial sites.

Some of the cloth used does look like it could have been sourced from old graves.

Thoughts????

Data 23cm long 90grams

 

Getting closer
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/ancient-peruvian-chancay-dolls-boat-516537883
https://www.pinterest.com.au/pin/346988346267032808/
not sure why there are three in a boat.

 

You're right, it has nothing at all to do with Egypt. It is a replica of a Chancay original, a souvenir from Peru.