Egyptian Museum in Cairo
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Alabaster Canopic Jars and Box with lid that contained Tutankhamun's mummified internal organs. Four Goddesses. Isis, Nephythys, Selket, and Neith. 18th Dynasty. ca. 1336 1327 BCE
Alabaster Canopic Jars that contained Tutankhamun's mummified internal organs. Four Goddesses. Isis, Nephythys, Selket, and Neith . 18th Dynasty. ca. 1336 1327 BCE
Canopic Shrine on Gilt Wooden Sledge that contained Tutankhamun's mummified internal organs. The Four Goddesses Isis, Nephythys, Selket, and Neith surrounded the shrine with outstretched arms. 18th Dynasty. ca. 1336 1327 BCE
Gilded Wooden throne of Tutankhamun. From the Antechamber of the Tomb of Tutankhamun. 18th Dynasty. ca. 1336 1327 BCE
Ka Statue of Tutankhamun Wearing the Khat Headdress. 18th Dynasty. ca. 1336 1327 BCE. From the Antechamber of the Tomb of Tutankhamun
Portable Simulacrum of Anubis, Jackel God of Mummification and Afterlife. From the Tomb of Tutankhamun
Racing Chariot of Yuya., a gift from his son-in-law Amunhotep III, only one of eight chariots surviving from ancient Egypt
Side View of Statue of Amenirdis. Daughter of Kashta, one of the Nubian Kings. She bore the title of Divine Wife of Amun. 25th Dynasty. 746 655 BCE. From Karnak
Statue of Amenirdis. Daughter of Kashta, one of the Nubian Kings. She bore the title of Divine Wife of Amun. 25th Dynasty. 746 655 BCE. From Karnak
Statue of Queen Tiye. 18th Dynasty. Reign of Amenhotep III. ca. 1390 1352 BCE. From Karnak. Temple of Mut
Statue of Ramses II as a child protected by the god Huron. 19th Dynasty. ca. 1290-1224 BCE. From Tanis
Statue of Ramses II. Crawling Statue of the king offering a base probably for a deity. 19th Dynasty. 1279 1213 BCE
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