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Sphinx the Schepenupet II, "God's consort of Amun" 🇪🇬 Dynasty: 25th Dynasty Geography: Upper Egypt, Karnak, Amun Temple, at the "Holy Lake" Medium: Granite  Present location: Egyptian Museum, Berlin

Pharaoh Psusennes I.   21st dynasty   For the ancient Egyptians gold was thought to be the flesh of the gods whilst silver was thought to be their bones.  call him the Silver king

The Golden Throne of King Tutankhamun - Side View  Winged cobras form the arms of the throne, and they wear the double crowns that represent a united Egypt. The theme continues along the back support with smaller cobras peering out, with one wearing the silver crown of Upper Egypt, and the other adorned with the gold crown of Lower Egypt.

A passageway within the crypt of the Dendera temple complex in Egypt. It is within this crypt that the famous Dendera light is carved, sealed within the darkness in a narrow passageway beneath the temple of Hathor.

Nefertari - First Queen of King Ramesses The Great Nefertari is the most famous Queen of the time of Ramesses II, was granted one of the most spectacular tombs in the Valley of the Queens.

Amenhotep III, the Ninth King of Egypt's 18th Dynasty Amenhotep III wearing the Crown which was a sign of war and worn in ceremonies

Stele of Nachy in front of Osiris and Anubis  The stele of Nachy was probably found in Deir el-Medineh. It comes from the New Kingdom, 18th - 19th Dynasty (1550 - 1186 BC).  The upper register shows Nachy in a gesture of worship before the Gods Osiris and Anubis, in front of whom there is a table with offerings.  In the middle register on the left, Nachy and his wife Nefertari receive a libation offered by Amunuasu, a priest of courage and probably the son of Nefertari from a previous marriage. Further descendants follow in the lower register. The presentation of offerings on steles like this guarantees the constant care of the dead in the hereafter and keeps the memory of them alive.