Glyph Basic 3 by the Centre for Computer-aided Egyptological Research is a free ancient dingbats font built from spare Egyptian-looking symbols. The set shown mixes zigzag bands, looped rail forms, forked staffs, and rounded stela-like shapes, so the overall feel is more like a toolkit of inscription fragments than ornamental decoration.
That makes it useful for museum graphics, archaeology books, exhibition panels, historical game interfaces, and chapter openings that need a quick reference to Egyptian material culture. As a free font, it also fits title cards, borders, and short academic callouts where those pared-back emblem forms can do the work of a small visual cue.