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a ceramic figurine of a bird sitting on it's hind legs with eyes wide open
Faience amulet of a falcon. Middle Kingdom. 12th dynasty. 1991–1783 B.C. | Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
two pieces of banana sitting on top of each other
Tanis Grab Psussenes
Sandals made of gold sheet, Psussenes I. (Cairo JE 85842 - Length 23,5 cm. At the feet of the king wore sandals of gold sheet. The rosette + herringbone pattern on the soles, reflect the pattern on the sandals, 500 yrs. before the women of Harim Thutmose III had worn.
an ancient egyptian painted box on display in a museum
From the King Tut's tomb
an ornate gold and black metal object with a long handle on it's end
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King Tutankhamun's gilded Ebony ceremonial fan, ostrich feathers missing. 18th…
an egyptian statue is on display against a red background with the word god written below it
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Statue of Osiris from the Tomb of Psamtik III. (c) Roger Wood
an ancient object is shown on a black background with white paint dripping from the bottom
The Architecture and Art of Egypt (Kemet): The Etching and Encryption of Dynasties I to IV
An extraordinary ivory comb from Hierakonpolis, Egypt and can be seen in the new Nubia Museum in Aswan
an assortment of metal items on display in a glass case with writing below them and the words, they appear to be from ancient egypt
Ancient Egypt: Ancient Structures and Artifacts. Ancient Man and His First Civilizations
Ancient Egypt: Ancient Structures and Artifacts. Ancient Man and His First Civilizations
an egyptian figurine is laying on top of a bed
an ancient egyptian symbol on display in a museum
TOMB OF TUTANKHAMUN. One of four Ankhs of bronze, used as lamps. The probable bowl of this one is missing. Two of the other torches had holders of bronze still attached. One still had the thick linen torch wick still in place.
an egyptian mask with the eye of horush painted on it
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L'œil d'HORUS, retrouvé et reconstitué par THOTH (dieu lunaire) devint le symbole de la victoire de l'ordre sur le chaos, de la lumière sur les ténèbres. Oeil Oudjat (wedjat eye) - amulette faience,1069-945 BC - British Museum.
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two bronze figurines standing next to each other on top of a wooden block
The Baboons and Monkeys of Ancient Egypt
Shrieking baboons at sunrise was perceived as a hymn to the sun god
a wooden stool with curved legs on black background
Wooden stool from Thebes, Egypt, 18th Dynasty, about 1550-1300 BC. This stool stood on 3 legs which were mortised onto a seat made from a single shaped piece of wood. This was not an elaborate stool, and it has visible joinery which would have been masked in a stool for the elite. This is possibly a craftsman's seat.
an image of egyptian statues on display
He Did It His Way: Pat Lyon At the Forge 07/01/2017 - 15:00
17 Ushabti of King Taharqa. Nuri, Nubia (Sudan). Napatan Period, 25th dynasty, Kushite Ethiopian rule, reign of Taharqa, 690–664 BC. Boston museum of Fine Arts. Findspot:
two pairs of gold sandals sitting on top of a black surface
Gold sandals found on the mummy of the Pharaoh Heqakheperre Shoshenq II (887–885 BC), an Egyptian king of the 22nd dynasty of Egypt. He was the only ruler of this Dynasty whose tomb was not plundered by tomb robbers. His final resting place was discovered within an antechamber of Psusennes I's tomb at Tanis by Pierre Montet in 1939.