Loom Heddle Jack

Loom Heddle Jack

A wooden loom heddle jack, late New Kingdom settlement, Lisht North, Memphite Region of Egypt.

It was dated back to the Nineteenth Dynasty of Egypt to the Twentieth Dynasty, Late Middle Kingdom.

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·        Fragment of a Royal Head, Probably Apries

·        Funerary Cone

·        Hedgehog Amulet on a String

·        Kamares Jar

·        Lentoid Bottle (Pilgrim Flask)

·        Lentoid Bottle and Vessel with a strap handle

·        Linen sheet or shawl, Tomb of Wah

·        Loom Equipment

Loom Equipment

Loom Equipment

A wooden loom equipment, late New Kingdom settlement, Lisht North, Memphite Region of Egypt.

It was dated back to the Nineteenth Dynasty of Egypt to the Twentieth Dynasty, Late Middle Kingdom.

Recent Posts:

·        Fragment of a Royal Head, Probably Apries

·        Funerary Cone

·        Hedgehog Amulet on a String

·        Kamares Jar

·        Lentoid Bottle (Pilgrim Flask)

·        Lentoid Bottle and Vessel with a strap handle

·        Linen sheet or shawl, Tomb of Wah

Linen sheet or shawl, Tomb of Wah

Linen sheet or shawl, Tomb of Wah

A linen sheet or shawl in the tomb of Wah. It was dated back to the early time of the reign of King Amenemhat I (1981–1975 B.C.), Middle Kingdom, 12th dynasty of Ancient Egypt.

It was found in the tomb of Wah, Southern Asasif, in Thebes, Upper Egypt.

Recent Posts:

·        Drinking Cup

·        Fragment of a Royal Head, Probably Apries

·        Funerary Cone

·        Hedgehog Amulet on a String

·        Kamares Jar

·        Lentoid Bottle (Pilgrim Flask)

·        Lentoid Bottle and Vessel with a strap handle

Lentoid Bottle and Vessel with a strap handle

Lentoid Bottle and Vessel with a strap handle

A pottery lentoid bottle, Pilgrim Flask, and Vessel with a strap handle.

It was discovered in Amarna in Middle Egypt. This pottery dated back to the Eighteenth Dynasty of Egypt, Amarna period, New Kingdom, the reign of King Akhenaten.

Recent Posts:

·        Drinking Cup

·        Fragment of a Royal Head, Probably Apries

·        Funerary Cone

·        Hedgehog Amulet on a String

·        Kamares Jar

·        Lentoid Bottle (Pilgrim Flask)

Lentoid Bottle (Pilgrim Flask)

Lentoid Bottle (Pilgrim Flask)

A pottery lentoid bottle or Pilgrim Flask. It is from Amarna period, New Kingdom, Eighteenth Dynasty of Egypt. The reign of Akhenaten (1353–1336 B.C.).

It was discovered in Amarna in Middle Egypt.

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·        Cartonnage of a Woman

·        Crocodile on a shrine-shaped base

·        Djehuty and his Mother Receiving Offerings, Tomb of Djehuty

·        Drinking Cup

·        Fragment of a Royal Head, Probably Apries

·        Funerary Cone

·        Hedgehog Amulet on a String

·        Kamares Jar

Kamares Jar

Kamares Jar

Pottery, paint Kamares jar, from Memphite Region, Lisht North, Cemetery. Egypt.

Middle Kingdom, Twelfth Dynasty to Thirteenth Dynasty of Egypt (Itjtawy, Faiyum region).

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·        Bronze statuette of Harpokrates

·        Bucranium

·        Canopic box of Hatnefer

·        Cartonnage of a Woman

·        Crocodile on a shrine-shaped base

·        Djehuty and his Mother Receiving Offerings, Tomb of Djehuty

·        Drinking Cup

·        Fragment of a Royal Head, Probably Apries

·        Funerary Cone

·        Hedgehog Amulet on a String

Hedgehog Amulet on a String

Hedgehog Amulet on a String

A glazed steatite with linen string amulet with hedgehog shape.

This amulet is dated back to (1750–1700 B.C.) in the Middle Kingdom, mid-Thirteenth Dynasty of Egypt.

It is from Cemetery in Lisht North, Memphite Region of Egypt, and now it is on display for the masses in the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Recent Posts:

·        Bronze statuette of Harpokrates

·        Bucranium

·        Canopic box of Hatnefer

·        Cartonnage of a Woman

·        Crocodile on a shrine-shaped base

·        Djehuty and his Mother Receiving Offerings, Tomb of Djehuty

·        Drinking Cup

·        Fragment of a Royal Head, Probably Apries

·        Funerary Cone

Funerary Cone

funerary cone

A pottery funerary cone from thebes in Upper Egypt. It was from the Eighteenth Dynasty of Egypt, (1550–1295 B.C.), New Kingdom.

Recent Posts:

·        Bronze statuette of Harpokrates

·        Bucranium

·        Canopic box of Hatnefer

·        Cartonnage of a Woman

·        Crocodile on a shrine-shaped base

·        Djehuty and his Mother Receiving Offerings, Tomb of Djehuty

·        Drinking Cup

·        Fragment of a Royal Head, Probably Apries

Fragment of a Royal Head, Probably Apries

Black diorite fragment of a Royal Head from Egypt (589–570 B.C). Its likely to Apries.

Its dated back to the late Period, twenty-sixth Dynasty of Egypt (from Sais). The reign of Apries.

Recent Posts:

·        Bronze statuette of Harpokrates

·        Bucranium

·        Canopic box of Hatnefer

·        Cartonnage of a Woman

·        Crocodile on a shrine-shaped base

·        Djehuty and his Mother Receiving Offerings, Tomb of Djehuty

·        Drinking Cup

Drinking Cup

Drinking Cup

This drinking cup was made from glassy faience and gold. It was dated back to the Eighteenth Dynasty of Egypt, New Kingdom, the reign of Thutmose III (1504-1450 B.C.).

This cup was discovered in the tomb of the Wives of King Thutmose III, in Wadi Gabbanat el-Qurud (Upper Egypt).

It is now on display for the masses in the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Recent Posts:

·        Ancient Egyptian Balls

·        Blue Faience Scarab

·        Bronze statuette of Harpokrates

·        Bucranium

·        Canopic box of Hatnefer

·        Cartonnage of a Woman

·        Crocodile on a shrine-shaped base

·        Djehuty and his Mother Receiving Offerings, Tomb of Djehuty

Djehuty and his Mother Receiving Offerings, Tomb of Djehuty

Djehuty and his Mother

A paper show Djehuty and his Mother receiving Offerings from the tomb of Djehuty in Sheikh Abd el-Qurna area, Thebes - Upper Egypt.

It was dated back to the reign of King Amenhotep II (1427–1400 B.C.), Eighteenth Dynasty of Egypt, New Kingdom.

Recent Posts:

·        Ancient Egyptian Balls

·        Blue Faience Scarab

·        Bronze statuette of Harpokrates

·        Bucranium

·        Canopic box of Hatnefer

·        Cartonnage of a Woman

·        Crocodile on a shrine-shaped base

Crocodile on a shrine-shaped base

Statue of a crocodile

This crocodile statue was made from Cupreous metal. It was in Egypt and dated back to the Ptolemaic Period (332–30 B.C.).

In the Metropolitan Museum of Art it was displayed.

Recent Posts:

·        Ancient Egyptian Balls

·        Blue Faience Scarab

·        Bronze statuette of Harpokrates

·        Bucranium

·        Canopic box of Hatnefer

·        Cartonnage of a Woman

Cartonnage of a Woman

Cartonnage of a Woman

Paint Cartonnage of a Woman.

From Egypt, Faiyum Entrance Area, Meidum. The Third Intermediate Period, Twenty-second Dynasty to Twenty-fourth Dynasty of Egypt.

Recent Posts:

·        Ancient Egyptian Balls

·        Blue Faience Scarab

·        Bronze statuette of Harpokrates

·        Bucranium

·        Canopic box of Hatnefer

Canopic box of Hatnefer

Canopic box of Hatnefer

The Canopic box of Hatnefer is a Wood, linen, gesso box. It was discovered in the tomb of Hatnefer and Ramose in Sheikh Abd el-Qurna in Upper Egypt (Thebes).

This Canopic box was dated back to the early time of the reign of King Thutmose II. Early time of the Eighteenth Dynasty of Egypt, New Kingdom.

Recent Posts:

·        Ancient Egyptian Balls

·        Blue Faience Scarab

·        Bronze statuette of Harpokrates

·        Bucranium

Bucranium

Bucranium

Bucranium is a bone horn dated back to the Second Intermediate Period, Fourteenth Dynasty of Egypt in Avaris to the Seventeenth Dynasty of Egypt in Thebes.

It is now on display for the masses in the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Recent Posts:

·        Ancient Egyptian Balls

·        Blue Faience Scarab

·        Bronze statuette of Harpokrates