Dagger of Princess Ita In the tomb of Princess... Dagger of Princess ItaIn the tomb of Princess Ita, daughter of Amenemhat II, this dagger was found in her coffin, together with a collection of jewels that included bracelets, anklets a necklace.

Stela of the Steward Mentuwoserca. The Middle Kingdom.

Canopic Jar (07.226.1) with a Lid in the Shape of a Royal Woman's Head (30.8.54) ca. 1349–1336 B.C. or shortly thereafter New Kingdom, Amarna Period.

Book of the Dead for the Singer of Amun, Nany Archaeologists found this papyrus in the burial of Nany, a woman in her seventies. She was a singer of the god Amun-Re.

Statuette of Amun. Third Intermediate Period.

Mummy Mask of Khonsu New Kingdom, Ramesside Khonsu's mask was placed over the head and shoulders of his mummy. It is made of a wooden frame and cartonnage, a material made of plaster and linen. The shape is similar to the upper portions of Khonsu's inner coffin .Other objects in the collection that were discovered in the same tomb are numbered .

Hatnefer's Chair Hatnefer was the mother of Senenmut.

Eyes of the metric writer Restaurant in blue lapis lazuli and appears on the eyes of metric redness as a result of the evening and stress that the writer suffers in his profession.

The clasp of Princess SithathorThis clasp takes the form of two lotus flowers, between them hangs an image of the Goddess Bat. It will originally have fitted to a necklace. The fastener of a necklace.

The cartridge contains the names of King Tutankhamun.

Bracelet of TutankhamunGold filigree bracelet found on the arm of King Tutankhamun showing advanced gold work techniques. From Tomb of TutankhamunValley of the Kings, West Thebes. Now in the.

The Sacred Bee: Ancient Egypt — Planet Bee Foundation Bees and Honey in Ancient Egypt It cannot be disputed that the Ancient Egyptians attached great religious and spiritual significance to the honey bee. Bees were associated with royalty in Egypt; indeed, as early as 3500 BC, the bee was the symbol of the King of Lower Egypt! (The symbol of the King.

Amazing Mummies: King Tut's Great Grandparents At 3,400 years old, Yuya and Tuyu don't look their age. And they were buried with treasures that hint at what might lie hidden behind Tut's tomb.