Today we are displaying three wonderful wooden boards of six found by Mariette in the tomb of the genius Hassi Ra the first (royal) dentist registered in history from the era of the third family and has other jobs (seven creatures) present in the Egyptian Museum I could not display the appropriate presentation in my time because it needs to be In the context of the unique monuments and the ancient state, a study needs to be presented in an artistic manner and suitable lighting.
And the artist's genius here is that in this early period he was able to represent sensual Ra at different ages and was proficient in knowing the different faces with an extreme sensitivity on wood as he created in hieroglyphic signs with amazing details.
The picture came from the catalog of the Bulaq Museum, which Mariette established in 1858 on the Nile shore, and when the river flooded in 1878, many of them drowned or were stolen during the rescue and were transferred in 1890 to an attachment to the Giza Palace and then to the current museum after its opening in 1902
