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Half stone carving depicting Ramesses II, this stone carving was found near the temple of Ihnaya-el Medina, which is the same temple where the amulet of Harsaphes.
Supporting image of the Egyptian hieroglyphs which on the right hand side wall. Middle of the image is the eagle head person wearing the hat of sun called…
This small amulet depicts the god Harsaphes, also known as Heryshef. It is quite small, standing only 6 x 0.7 x 1.7 cm (HxWxD). The amulet was found…
This statue of Queen Hatshepsut is exhibited in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
This mummy was identified as Hatshepsut with the help of her tooth profile.
A picture of the temple of Hatshepsut, which was built out of the rocks.
The Sphynx of Hatshepsut The sphynx of Hatshepsut is dated at 1479BC to roughly 1458BC, during the 18th Dynasty of the New Kingdom. The piece is the surviving…
Ammon was revered as king of the gods, one of the eight deities of the Hermopolite creation myth. His cult reached Thebes, where he became the patron of…
This piece of stela was made for Deniuenkhonsu who is a musician of Amun. The Stela told a story about Deniuenkhonsu. In this piece of art work, a…
Wadjet was thought to be the daughter of Ra or Atum, wife of Hapi or Ptah. An ancient goddess of heat and fire. Wadjet was often depicted as…
Khnum is thought of as a builder of the “Ladder to Heaven” in the old Kingdom. In the new Kingdom,he is believed to have moulded man, animals and…
At the top: -Eye of Horace -Sun and horns with the gods Thoth, Amorah, and Horace depicted on the disk of the sun -Two flowers holding up the…