Neskhonsu

Estela dedicada a Osiris de Neskhonsu hija del "padre divino " de Amon Nesperennub.
Museo egipcio de Turín

Doble estatua de Horemheb y su esposa Mutnedjmet

Doble estatua de Horemheb y su esposa Mutnedjmet
dinastía XVIII
Museo egipcio de Turín

Museo de Turín

PASSPORTS TO ETERNITY: FORMULAIC DEMOTIC FUNERARY TEXTS AND THE FINAL PHASE OF EGYPTIAN FUNERARY LITERATURE IN ROMAN EGYPT

PASSPORTS TO ETERNITY: FORMULAIC DEMOTIC FUNERARY TEXTS AND THE FINAL PHASE OF EGYPTIAN FUNERARY LITERATURE IN ROMAN EGYPT

BY

FOY DAVID SCALF III

https://oi.uchicago.edu/sites/oi.uchicago.edu/files/uploads/shared/docs/Scalf_Passports_Final.pdf

The Stela of Horemhat at Turin

The Stela of Horemhat at Turin

HELMUT SATZINGER – DANIJELA STEFANOVIC

https://homepage.univie.ac.at/helmut.satzinger/Texte/StelaTurin.pdf

Vasetto del Nuovo Regno con decorazione dipinta

Vasetto del Nuovo Regno con decorazione dipinta

MUSEO ARCHEOLOGICO NAZIONALE/MUSEO EGIZIO

Firenze

L.A.Milani, Il Regio Museo archeologico di Firenze, Firenze, 1912, pg. 124.

M.C. Guidotti, Vasi dall'Epoca Protodinastica al Nuovo Regno, Roma, 1991, pg. 200, n. 297.

Inventory number 8479

globalegyptianmuseum

Lucerna in terracotta di Epoca Romana

Lucerna in terracotta di Epoca Romana

Inventory number 9271

ROMAN PERIOD

F. Silvano, Lucerne fittili figurate da Saqqara, EVO XII (1989), tav. II c.

AA.VV., L'argilla e il tornio. La produzione fittile dell'Egitto antico in Toscana, Pisa, 1992, pg. 51, n. 84.

MUSEO ARCHEOLOGICO NAZIONALE/MUSEO EGIZIO

Florence

globalegyptianmuseum

Fishing and Fish Farming

Fishing and Fish Farming

Geoffrey Kron

http://www.academia.edu/4960784/Fishing_and_Fish_Farming

Fish Dishes at Dahshur

Fish Dishes at Dahshur

Susan Allen

http://www.academia.edu/2347107/_Fish_Dishes_at_Dahshur

Estatua cubo de Senenmut

Estatua cubo de Senenmut,  arquitecto y funcionario de la reina faraón Hatshepsut.

En la estatua aparece con Neferure, hija de la reina.

Dinastía XVIII

Altes Museum

Berlin

A block statue of Senemut, tutor of Hatshepsut's daughter, whose head appears below his in this sculpture.

Diet of ancient Egyptians inferred from stable isotope systematics

Diet of ancient Egyptians inferred from stable isotope systematics

http://www.academia.edu/6578456/Diet_of_ancient_Egyptians_inferred_from_stable_isotope_systematics

tomb of Pennu

The tomb of Pennut dates to the Twentieth Dynasty

osirisnet.net

aharqa followed by Queen Takahatamun

Taharqa followed by Queen Takahatamun at Gebel Barkal.…

Lepsius - Lepsius Denkmahler V

Serapeum

Underground gallery with and empty Apis bull sarcophagus from the Serapeum. The Serapeum is a system of underground galleries hewn out of solid rock with large side chambers where the mummified remains of the sacred bulls of Apis were held in sarcophagi. The whole complex was dedicated to the god Osiris-Apis (Osirapis). Country of Origin: Egypt. Culture: Ancient Egyptian. Date/Period: dating from the 18th Dynasty, 1550 - 1295 BC to Ptolemaic times 332 - 30 BC. Place of Origin: Memphis, Saqqara. Credit Line: Werner Forman Archive/ N.J. Saunders.

TT3

TT3

tumba de Pashedu

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Serapeum

The Serapeum is a system of underground galleries hewn out of solid rock with large side chambers where the mummified remains of the sacred bulls of Apis were held in sarcophagi. The whole complex was dedicated to the god Osiris-Apis (Osirapis). Entrance to a small gallery whose wall is carved with hieroglyphic inscription associated with offerings to the Apis bulls. Country of Origin: Egypt. Culture: Ancient Egyptian. Date/Period: dating from the 18th Dynasty, 1550 - 1295 BC to Ptolemaic times 332 - 30 BC. Place of Origin: Memphis, Saqqara. Credit Line: Werner Forman Archive/ N.J. Saunders.

Kitchen tools in ancient Egypt

Kitchen tools in ancient Egypt

Sarah Mohamed

 http://www.academia.edu/6793273/Kitchen_tools_in_ancient_Egypt

The Sensual Banquet Scene: Sex and the Senses in Eighteenth Dynasty Theban Tomb Paintings

The Sensual Banquet Scene: Sex and the Senses in

Eighteenth Dynasty Theban Tomb Paintings

Chloe Kroeter

https://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/media/school-of-art-history/pdfs/journalofahandms/sensualbanquet.pdf

ichneumon

Bronze figure of an ichneumon, mongoose, surmounted by a uraus crown. In myth the sun god Ra took the form of an ichneumon to defeat Apophis, the great serpent of the underworld. The animal was sacred to the goddess Wadjet, and became a symbol of the spirits of the underworld. Country of Origin: Egypt. Culture: Ancient Egyptian. Period: Late Period, 6th - 4th C BC. Material/ Size: Bronze, 17.8 cm height . Credit Line: Werner Forman Archive/ Sold at Christie's, 1998. Location: 49.

Mereruka

The east wall

osirisnet.net

tomb of Kheruef , TT192

The royal couple, accompanied by the goddess Hathor, are under a richly decorated marquee, surmounted of a frieze of uraei The structure is supported by delicately slim lotusform and papyriform columns. It should be noted that the queen stands behind the seated king and Hathor.

tomb of Kheruef , TT192
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Illustration d'un Livre des Morts

ATOUM est le père et le roi de tous les dieux, le créateur de l'Univers qui, par sa volonté, s'est extrait du chaos initial. Puis, en crachant, en soufflant, ou en se masturbant, il a donné naissance au premier couple divin CHOU et TEFNOUT. Il est le plus souvent figuré comme un roi vêtu d'un pagne, et plus rarement sous l'aspect d'un serpent, coiffé de la double couronne de Haute et Basse-Egypte. Aîné des dieux, il est aussi le soleil déclinant au crépuscule. Il est représenté alors comme un homme à tête de bélier.

ATOUM (à gauche)

Illustration d'un Livre des Morts

Époque ptolémaïque, 332 - 30 avant J.-C.

papyrus

H. : 5,80 cm. ; l. : 7,50 cm.

Département des Antiquités égyptiennes

Louvre

http://cartelen.louvre.fr/

A pink and green granite vase bearing the Nebty name "Hetep" of king Hotepsekhemwy

Fragment of a pink and green granite vase bearing the Nebty name "Hetep" of king Hotepsekhemwy. Discovered in the exterior of the galleries H and B of the pyramid of Djoser. Now in the Egyptian Museum JE 55262.

Entrada de la tumba del rey Hetepsekhemuy

Entrada de la tumba del rey Hetepsekhemuy
II dinastía
Saqqara

Museo de la barca solar. Giza

Museo de la barca solar. Giza