Egyptian antiquities: mural painting from the Theban tomb of Ounsou: the work of the fields: ploughing, planting, harvesting, carrying sheaves, deplanting and stripping of grains. Reg of Thutmosis (Tuthmosis or Thutmus) III
Tutankhamun. The Solid Gold Portrait Mask Which Covered the Head of the Young Pharaoh's Mummy. Egyptian Pharaoh of the 18th Dynasty, Ruled c. 1332 BC – 1323 BC. From The Illustrated London News, Silver Jubilee Record Number
Ancient Egypt: fragment of the Book of the Dead, papyrus of Nebqed. Detail representing the arrival of the deceased in the afterlife. 18th dynasty. 1400-1350 BC. Paris, Musee du Louvre
Ancient Egyptian Art Mythological Papyrus of Serimen. On top: during the creation of the world, the god Geb (Earth) is separated from the goddess Nout (heaven); gods and genies from the on. Below: Serimen pays homage to the sun that is flooding with its ra
Ancient Egypt, Wall Painting/Carving, Row of Prisoners Representing the Kushite People, Depicted as African, Who Have Been Defeated by Rameses II, Temple of Rameses II, Abu Simbel
Ancient Egypt, Wall Painting/Carving, Isis Suckles the Young Pharaoh in the Presence of the Divine Infant Ihy, whilst the Pharaoh Makes an Offering, Temple of Hathor, Dendera
Ancient Egypt, Wall Painting, Tomb of Amon Hir Khopshef, Uraeus and Winged Serpents Guard the Burial Chamber Entrance, 20th Dynasty, Valley of the Queens
Egyptian antiquity: detail of a stele in limestone of the Serpent king with representation of the god Horus. From Abydos. Thinitis period (ca. 3100-2700 BC). Paris, Musee du Louvre
Ancient Egypt: limestone relief depicting scribes from the Chapel of Mastaba in Akhethetep, around 2300 BC. 5th dynasty. Old empire. From Saqqara (Sakkara). Paris, Louvre Museum
Egyptian antiquity: fragment of an Egyptian clepsydra (water clock, time measurement tool) carrying a cartridge. Ptolemaic period. Paris, Louvre Museum
Egyptian antiquities: fragment of the Book of the Dead, papyrus of Nebqed. (detail) representing the weight of souls. 18th dynasty. 1400-1350 BC. Paris, Louvre Museum
Egyptian Antiquity: Papyrus from the Book of Secretive Homes. This book is a commented representation of the underground journey of the sun during the twelve hours of the night
Ancient Egyptian Art Mythological Papyrus of Serimen. Top: Serimen loves the god Osiris represented by its emblem in the city of Abydos. The soul of the dead in the form of a bird flies over his mummy watched by the goddesses Isis (left) and Nephtys (right
Egyptian antiquity: painting of the mastaba of Metchetchi. Scene of daily life (hunting, fishing, offering) in Egypt at the time of the 6th dynasty. 2400-2300 BC. From the site of Saqqara
Egyptian antiquities: zodiac (detail) with relief constellations from the ceiling of the east chapel of Osiris from the Temple of Hathor in Denderah. 30 BC. Paris, Louvre Museum
Egyptian antiquity: the weighing of souls, papyrus of the Book of Dead of Chahapiimou, Superior of Amon's astronomers. Ptolemaic period (332-30 BC). Paris, Louvre Museum
Ancient Egyptian Art: Ramses II makes offerings to Osiris. Low relief in limestone from Abydos (1279-1213 BC) 19th Dynasty. New Empire. Paris, Musee Du Louvre
Egyptian antiquity: limestone statue that acts as stele in the name of Didi and his son Padoua. New Empire. From Deir el Medineh. Paris, Musee du Louvre
Vase known as 'Eagle' by Suger: vase made in Egypt under the Roman Empire and mounted on gold silver support representing an eagle made in Saint-Denis in the 12th century. It is part of the Treasure of the Abbey of Saint-Denis.
Ostrakon (or ostracon) (plural: ostraca or ostraka) in limestone representing three dogs hunting a hyena. 1300-1070 BC. From Deir el Medineh. Paris, Louvre Museum
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