Famous Pharaohs

String of Cylindrical Beads

This string was made from feldspar faience. It was discovered in Deir el-Ballas, likely in Northern Upper Egypt.

It was dated back to the Middle Kingdom and the New Kingdom, Twelfth Dynasty to Twentieth Dynasty of Egypt, around (1550–1295 B.C.).

Recent Posts:

· Scaraboid

· Scaraboid in form of Hedgehog

· Scarabs

· Scribe's Palette

· Shabti-Early New Kingdom

· Sheet Folded into a Mattress

· Spindle Stick

· Statue of Seated Imhotep

· Steatite, green glazed Scarab

· Stela of Amenemopet, a Priest of Senwosret I

Stela of Amenemopet, a Priest of Senwosret I

Stela of Amenemopet (a Priest of Senwosret I) is a limestone Stela dated back to the reign of King Thutmose II – Thutmose IV (1479–1391 B.C.), the Eighteenth Dynasty of Egypt, New Kingdom. This Stela was discovered in Upper Egypt.

Recent Posts:

· Scaraboid

· Scaraboid in form of Hedgehog

· Scarabs

· Scribe's Palette

· Shabti-Early New Kingdom

· Sheet Folded into a Mattress

· Spindle Stick

· Statue of Seated Imhotep

· Steatite, green glazed Scarab

Steatite, green glazed Scarab

This Scarab was found in Memphite Region, Lisht North, Cemetery, around 1920.

It was dated back to Twelfth Dynasty to Eighteenth Dynasty of Egypt, (1981–1295 B.C.), Middle Kingdom to Early New Kingdom. It is now on display for the masses in the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Recent Posts:

· Relief with Architecture and Head

· Reshef

· Ritual Statuette of Thutmose III

· Scaraboid

· Scaraboid in form of Hedgehog

· Scarabs

· Scribe's Palette

· Shabti-Early New Kingdom

· Sheet Folded into a Mattress

· Spindle Stick

· Statue of Seated Imhotep