THE GOLDEN KING. TUTANKH AMOUN.

Egyptian obelisk decorated with hieroglyphs.

coffinette of tutankhamun.

King Tut's mummy goes on display for the first time.

The smile that lasted 3,000 years - King Tut's mummy goes on display for the first time

Hidden from the world for 3,000 years, the true face of Tutankhamun was revealed yesterday. Egypt's 'golden boy' will be on view to the world in a climate-controlled glass case in his tomb in the Valley of the Kings

Seller of mummies (19th century Egypt).

"The Europeans were buying mummies from the Egyptian merchants who specialized in this humiliating trade for many uses, such as drug trials, or for the purpose of acquiring oddities or to break ties as a kind of entertainment, which necessitated the transfer of many mummies and put them on the market to meet the urgent demands of visitors for a few pennies, which causes Lost hundreds of mummies

Outer Coffin of the Singer of Amun-Re, Henettawyca.

The Mistress of the House, Singer of Amun-Re, Henettawy died at the young age of twenty-one. She was buried in a plundered tomb, which had originally been the resting place of Minmose, an official of Hatshepsut. The burial was a modest one, including a set of coffins and personal jewellery. Henettawy's body was not embalmed but simply wrapped in layers of linen bandages.
Aside from her rather simple personal jewellery, Henettawy's main burial equipment consisted of two splendid coffins and a mummy board, fitting one into the other like parts of a Russian doll. Both coffins and the innermost lid are shaped like wrapped mummies with elaborate masks fastened over the heads.

Panel from a Hathor Column .

The panel may have originally formed one of the four faces of a wooden Hathor column for a light open structure. The outer shrines of the divine naos on the river barques or processional barques of certain goddesses are sometimes depicted with columns having Hathor capitals. Other uses are certainly possible: although much earlier than this example, the New Kingdom tomb of Ipuy at Thebes depicts the construction of an openwork wooden catafalque for the deified king Amenhotep I that has a large Hathor emblem at the focus of what appears to be latticework.

Caliph Apis mummified.

The mummy was exposed to x-rays. It turned out to be wrapped with 7 layers of linen. The head was provided with eyes and an industrial ear to look at us as if it were alive.

This is a finger ring.... Egyptian Gold and Garnet Serpent Ring.

Painting of the Goddess Isis.

Painting of the Goddess Isis
The mural depicts the goddess Isis, one of the main characters of the Osiris myth, in which she resurrects her slain husband, the divine king Osiris, and produces and protects his heir, Horus. She was believed to help the dead enter the afterlife as she had helped Osiris, and she was considered the divine mother of the pharaoh, who was likened to Horus.

Detail of a wall painting from the Tomb of Horemheb (KV57). The New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, ca. 1319-1292 BC. Valley of the Kings, West Thebes.

Ahmose mryt AmunThe Hatshepsut Girl

Tutankhamun is a small child.

"King Tutankhamun's dagger made of iron, not meteorite

It is on the surface of the Earth "

Besides the military arsenal of daggers, arrows and wheels

Warships and the scenes that are "

(Amon or pure)

After the funeral procession ends, we see a group of men carrying a coffin to enter the burial chamber, where it is the last level in the house of eternity.

When the cemetery was discovered and the burial room was entered, it became clear that the sarcophagus that the men were carrying was the magnificent sarcophagus that he wanted in the other image.

Amun or Net was working as a priest of Ptah Sukker in the funerary temple of King Amenhotep the Third and was nicknamed the spiritual father of the king's palace.

The cemetery has the number TT277 in the area of ​​Qurna Mar' i in Luxor.

Priest Nevi immortalized for his mother.

Priest Nevi immortalized for his mother (death Neferte) a statue after her death and perfection that made her in the pride of her youth as she liked to be.

The Neve and his mother Doom statue are aversive of the most impressive exhibits in the Munich Museum.

Actually, each of our mothers deserves a statue

A mummy of a falcon.

A mummy of a falcon was found in Saqqara, Giza

Wrapped in tight wraps made of soft linen (Naftis braids)

Roman period. 30 BC - 390 AD.

British Museum, London

The pyramid of Ra Moss from limestone.

It was found on the site of Deir al-Madinah between the Valley of the Kings and the Valley of the Queens, Taiba, Luxor, New Kingdom, Nineteenth Dynasty, 1292-1189 BC.

The Egyptian Museum in Turin, Italy