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Egyptian jewelry

Egyptian jewelry

Female pharaohs

Female pharaohs

Women at Deir el-Medina

Women at Deir el-Medina

Women in Old Kingdom Egypt

Women in Old Kingdom Egypt

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Reconstructions

Queens of Egypt

Queens of Egypt

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A painting of Maia, the wet-nurse of ancient Egyptian king Tutankhamun, is seen on a pillar inside her tomb located in Saqqara of Giza province, 30 kilometers south of Cairo, Egypt, by Vtibet

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The Tomb of Maia to Be Open to Public-Vtibet

PORTEUSE D'OFFRANDES. Statuette représentant une femme debout, dans l'attitude de la marche apparente, vêtue d'une robe moulante à bretelles. Elle est coiffée de la perruque tripartite surmontée d'une corbeille contenant quatre jarres. Bois stuqué polychrome. Égypte, Moyen Empire.

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PORTEUSE D'OFFRANDES. Statuette représentant une femme debout, dans l'attitude de la marche apparente, vêtue d'une robe moulante à bretelles. Elle est coiffée de la perruque tripartite surmontée d'une corbeille contenant quatre jarres. Bois stuqué polychrome. Égypte, Moyen Empire.

Kat bedient muis ~ Scherf uit Deir el-Medineh ~ 19e of 20e Dynastie ~ ca…

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Kat bedient muis ~ Scherf uit Deir el-Medineh ~ of Dynastie ~ ca. ~ Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, New York

Wine bowl with female lute player. "A rare specimen made of deep blue glazed faience." Egypt, ca. 1400-1300 BCE. (Collection of Rijksmuseum van Oudheden)

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Faience wine bowl with female lute player. Egypt, around BC. National Museum of Antiquities, Leiden

Tehenu palette (Towns-, Libyan Booty-, Siege-, Trees and Towns- palette, Buto palette) Cairo Mus. C.G. 14238 Unprovenanced (Abydos ?) - h. 18,5 cm (orig. c. 70 cm) x 21 (schist)

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Tehenu palette (Siege Palette)- Corpus of Egyptian Late Predynastic Palettes…

Chapel of Hathor - made by Tuthmosis III at Deir el-Bahri between the Temple of Hatshepsut and the Middle Kingdom Temple of Montuhotep II.

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Mysterious Temple Found to Have Amazing Impeccably-Preserved Artwork

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Egyptian Museum - Stela of Amenemhat's Family - UPPER EGYPT: GOVERNORATE OF LUXOR: THEBES: WEST BANK: EL-ASSASIF NON ORGANIC: ROCK: LIMESTONE MIDDLE KINGDOM: 11TH DYNASTY

statue of Pendua and his wife Nefertari

*EGYPT ~ Statuary group representing the scribe Pendua and his wife Nefertari (limestone) found Deir el-Medina,

The most beautiful mummy ever found in Egypt One of the masterpieces now displayed in Imhotep Museum is a mummy that was found during excavations around the Teti Pyramid. The colors look like it was painted yesterday.

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Picture: most beautiful mummy in Egypt - male mummy was discovered two months ago under 20 feet meters) of sand near the pyramids at Saqqara.

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Limestone figure of a woman baking bread. Old Kingdom, Giza, Tomb 2415. Dynasty 5, 2420-2323 BCE. Found during the Harvard, Boston MFA expeditions to Giza conducted by George Reisner.

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Limestone figure of a woman baking bread. Old Kingdom, Giza, Tomb Dynasty BCE. Found during the Harvard, Boston MFA expeditions to Giza conducted by George Reisner.

Women making baked goods, pouring the flour mixture into cone-shaped molds, baking the molds, then emptying them, piling the pastries into a mound. Mastaba tomb of Niankhkhnum and Khnumhotep. 5th dynasty, reign of King Niuserre, 2500BC. Saqqara, Lower Egypt.

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Mastaba tomb of Niankhkhnum and Khnumhotep, Saqqara

Women making baked goods, pouring the flour mixture into cone-shaped molds, baking the molds, then emptying them, piling the pastries into a mound. Mastaba tomb of Niankhkhnum and Khnumhotep. 5th dynasty, reign of King Niuserre, 2500BC. Saqqara, Lower Egypt.

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Mastaba tomb of Niankhkhnum and Khnumhotep, Saqqara

Agatha Christie in Egypt

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Agatha Christie in Egypt

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