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Plaster cast of the wall reliefs in a temple built by Ramses II, originally located in

Beit-el-Wali (http://www.ancientegypt.co.uk/pharaoh/story/main.html

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Wall painting in temple of Beit el-Wali, which Ramses II constructed in Nubia.

Here Nubia's viceroy Amenemope is rewarded with gold collars at the top and accepts the delivery of exotic goods such as ebony logs, ivory tusks, ostrich eggs, feathers, gold, furniture and weapons. In this scene, Nubians bring tribute of a giraffe, gazelle, monkeys and a leopard

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Statue of Tutankhamun

One of two life-size statues of the king stood by the sealed door which led through to the burial chamber. These black varnished wood statues, between 5ft 6in and 5ft 7in and dressed in loincloths with gilt sandals, are probably of the king's own height.

*********************************************** SOURCE http://www.homestead.com/wysinger/kingtutankhamun3.html

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Queen Tiye

18th Dynasty Egypt

1382-1344 BC
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Images of King Akhenaten

18th Dynasty Egypt

1350-1334 B.C.

King Akhenaten and his wife Nefertiti praying to the sun-god Aten who provided his rays to the king and the queen. The sun rays end up with hands holding the key of life offering it to the royal family.

Akhenaten and Nefertiti changed Egypt's official religion to devotion to Aten, angering many powerful priests of the traditional multi-god religion. The sun-disk, during the Amarna period usually depicted with sun rays ending in hands that offer the sign of life (ankh) to the king and his family. The Aten was first regarded as a god during the 18th Dynasty and gained popularity under Amenhotep III (Akhenaten). Akhenaten abolished all other gods in favour of the Aten, and composed royal names and titles for his god. His “monotheistic” Aten-veneration was abandoned after his death.

This alabaster carving is from the tomb of Akhenaten.

SOURCE http://www.homestead.com/wysinger/nefertiti3.html

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Triad statue of the Pharaoh Menkaure. He is shown standing between the godess Hathor and a personification of one of the "nomes" or regions of Egypt.

SOURCE http://www.egyptarchive.co.uk/html/cairo_museum_11.html

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A relief of Tuthmose III that had been defaced in the reign of Akhenaten. It comes from the Temple of Tuthmose at Deir el_Bahari. (J 139)

SOURCE http://www.egyptarchive.co.uk/html/luxor_museum/luxor_museum_frame.html

A statue of Inuet from the time of Amenhotep III. Inuet was the wife of Montu

Osiride Pillar of King Sesostris I. Painted limestone. (Luxor J174)

A statue of Horemheb and Atum.

Close up of the figure of Horemheb from the double statue of Horemheb and Atum

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A painted, life sized sandstone statue of Mentuhotep 11th Dynasty.

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Statue of the Pharaoh Khafre that was discovered in 1860 by the french archeologist Mariette. It was found in a pit in his Valley Temple. It is carved from very hard green diorite.

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Restored granite statue of Amenhotep III

Colossal granite head of a Pharaoh probably Amenhotep III from Karnak.

SOURCE http://www.egyptarchive.co.uk/html/british_museum_23.html

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Ramsès II enfant et Houroun

Statue de Ramsès II

Lieu : Musée égyptien du Caire, Ramsès II

Statue d'Aménophis III

Lieu : British Museum, Sculptures égyptiennes

Partie supérieure d'une statue colossale de Ramsès II

Lieu : British Museum, Sculptures égyptiennes

Sésostris III juvénil

Lieu : Musée du Louvre, Le Moyen Empire

Taharqa présente des vases de vin au dieu Hémen

Lieu : Musée du Louvre, De l'an mille à la première..

SOURCE http://www.insecula.com/oeuvre/photo_ME0000086099.html

La "divine adoratrice d'Amon" Karomama

Lieu : Musée du Louvre, De l'an mille à la première...

Le dieu Amon

Lieu : Musée du Louvre, Matériaux et techniques

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SOURCE http://www.ankhonline.com/egypte1.htm

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Un roi, sans doute Séthi Ier, offre Maât, la déesse de la vérité

Lieu : Musée du Louvre, Le Nouvel Empire

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Lieu : British Museum, Sculptures égyptiennes

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Mykérinos

Lieu : Musée égyptien du Caire, Statuaire de l'Ancien...

Triade de Mykérinos

Lieu : Musée égyptien du Caire, Statuaire de l'Ancien

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Statue de Djeser

Lieu : Saqqarah, Serdab

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Lieu : Musée du Louvre, Les dieux et la magie

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Atoum

Lieu : Musée du Louvre, Les dieux et la magie

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Lieu : Musée du Louvre, Les dieux et la magie

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Lieu : Musée du Louvre, Les dieux et la magie

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Neith

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Osiris

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