Ceremonial Throne of Tutankhamun.

 The high curved back is fitted to a stool with crossed legs carved to represent the necks and heads of ducks. The deeply curved seat (designed to hold a cushion) is inlaid with ebony and ivory in imitation of spotted animal skin.

The glory of this chair is the back; it is made of wood covered with gold foil and is inlaid with semi-precious stones and coloured glass. On the upper part of the back, we see the vulture goddess with her outspread wings protecting the names of the king.

It seems that this throne was made early in the reign of Tutankhamun because of his name, which is written in the royal cartouche as Tutankhaten.

From the Tomb of Tutankhamun (KV62). Now in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo.

Ancient Egyptian cat mummies,unknown date.

Temple of Seti I in Abydos.

 

Colossal Osiride statues of the queen Hatshepsut at the entrance causeway of her temple.

 

Egyptian Lotus Ring Decorated with lotus flowers and baguettes. Made of Gold, lapis, turquoise and carnelian. New Kingdom, ca. 1550-1292 BC. Now in the Louvre.

colossal statue of amenhotep IV.

 

The eagle was based off the Egyptian hawk Horus tutankhamun.

The Hawk.

This is the last collar, of four, covering Tutankhamun's thorax and it was to the right of the centre of his chest. It is a standard collar of tubular beads and has hawks heads at either end.

It was 'hanging' from the neck by a wire, and this had a mankhet at the back.

 

Tutankhamun 256 gold plaques.

 A Flexible collar picture 369001f Nekhebet (vulture) with superb workmanship, made up of 256 gold plaques inlaid with polychrome glass and threaded together with borders of tiny beads.

Tutankhamun's thorax (neck down to the abdomen) had 35 different objects. These objects were in seventeen groups and in thirteen different layers of wrapping.

Great Temple at Abu Simbel.