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This statue made of Gold and lapis lazuli is a depiction of myth of death and resurrection; the death of Osiris and birth of Horus. The myth states…
This is a supporting image for Harsaphes, showing his profile. He is holding an Ankh in his right hand (Symbol of eternal life) and a Was in his…
This image is a close up of the God Harasaphes’ crown. This crown is called the Shuti Crown; a combination of Upper Egyptian’s white crown, two ostrich feathers,…
This is a supporting image which shows the tomb of Queen Nefertari. There are many paintings of her on the walls.
An image of the Tomb of Queen Nafertari. This is were the wall painting remains; only open to the general public once a month.
This narrative tells a story of the wife of Ramessess II, Queen Nefertari, the goddess of fertility, Goddess Heqet, with a roll up papyrus named “Nefertari” and the…
Supporting image of Khnum. It’s depicting the god Khnum fashioning mankind (and all living creatures) with clay on his potter’s wheel. It’s might be part of the wall…
This is Sobek. Many story support he was the god of fertility or the Nile river. Most common of these stories is his involvement in life and death….
Supporting image of Egyptian hieroglyphs in Khonsu Temple which on the left side of the orignal picture. It ‘s the portrayal of Ramesses III who give order to…
This is the temple of Sobek, the god of life and afterlife, There are many relatable reliefs involving the Pharaoh and other individuals of different social standings. This…
Queen Nefertari is seen in this picture with the hippo god Tauret, this wall scribe is found in the rocky gorge Gebel Silsila
The Bas Relief that is on the Kom Ombo Temple, or the Temple of Sobek and Haroeris is located in the city of Kom Ombo Egypt. It was…