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• : Utworzony.: 06-10-15
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A tour of the Interior of the Tomb of Nefertari

: Opis.: A tour of the Interior of the Tomb of Nefertari

: Data Publikacji.: 18-05-25

Detail of the splendid throne of King Tutankhamun that was found in his tomb (KV62) at the Valley of the Kings.

: Opis.: Detail of the splendid throne of King Tutankhamun that was found in his tomb (KV62) at the Valley of the Kings. He reigned circa 1336-1327 BCE under the 18th Dynasty. It is made of wood lined with gold leaf, and inlaid with silver, colored glass paste and semi-precious stones. The detail depicts the king seated on a throne while his consort Queen Ankhesenamun anoints him with perfume or ointment from a pot she holds in her left hand. She wears the crown of Hathor, goddess of love, and he wears an elaborate atef crown with cobras balancing solar disks. Each wears only one thong sandal! While Tutankhamun has it on his left foot, Ankhesenamun wears one on her right foot, indicating that it is probably one and the same pair. This is perhaps to signify that the royal couple are equal partners who complement each other. This magnificent piece is now temporarily housed in the Wood Laboratory at the Conservation Center of the under-construction Grand Egyptian Museum, Giza, Egypt.

: Data Publikacji.: 18-05-25

Crystal jug from Fatimid Egypt in 10the or 11 Century

: Opis.: Crystal jug from Fatimid Egypt in 10the or 11 Century

: Data Publikacji.: 18-05-25

Canopic pots.

: Opis.: Canopic pots. Canopic vessels are 4 pots made of pottery, limestone, or alabaster, in which the mummified intestines of the deceased are placed. After it is extracted from the deceased before it is embalmed. At first, these pots did not form any particular shapes. Then there were pots with a lid in the form of a human head, and then these vessels had lids in different shapes for four pots. Like the following: - _ (1) Its cover was in the shape of a human being called and it was kept in it of the deceased after it was embalmed. _ (2) Its cover is in the shape of a monkey It was called and it was kept in it of the deceased after it was embalmed. _ (3) Its cover was in the shape of a falcon. It was called and it was kept in it of the deceased after it was embalmed. _ (4) He covered it in the shape of a son of Awi. fox. And it was called and it was kept with it of the deceased after it had been embalmed. The purpose was to extract the entrails from the mummy of the deceased during the embalming process. It is not decomposed inside the mummy, so these viscera were mummified outside the body and placed in these vessels and then placed next to the deceased inside the tomb. Canopic jars were named this name due to their discovery in the city of Canopus, near Alexandria, and named after the city # The ancient Egyptians

: Data Publikacji.: 18-05-25