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Egyptian Eighteenth Dynasty Collection

Background imageEgyptian Eighteenth Dynasty Collection: Temple of Khonsu

Temple of Khonsu
Two men stand in front of the ruins of the Temple of Khonsu in the Karnak complex built by Ramses IV

Background imageEgyptian Eighteenth Dynasty Collection: Pylon of Temple of Khonsu

Pylon of Temple of Khonsu
The entrance to the Temple of Khonsu at Karnak, built by Ramses IV

Background imageEgyptian Eighteenth Dynasty Collection: Temple of Luxor

Temple of Luxor
Ruins in the hypostyle hall of the Temple of Luxor in the late 19th Century. The original floor of the Temple is buried under several feet of Nile silt which flooded the temple over the centuries

Background imageEgyptian Eighteenth Dynasty Collection: Obelisk and Colossi at the Temple of Luxor

Obelisk and Colossi at the Temple of Luxor

Background imageEgyptian Eighteenth Dynasty Collection: Temple of Hatshepsut and Tuthmosis III

Temple of Hatshepsut and Tuthmosis III
The ruins of the Temple of Hatshepsut and Tuthmosis III, in the Medinet Habu complex

Background imageEgyptian Eighteenth Dynasty Collection: Ruins of the Colossus of Memnon

Ruins of the Colossus of Memnon

Background imageEgyptian Eighteenth Dynasty Collection: Cleopatra's Needle in Central Park

Cleopatra's Needle in Central Park
An obelisk is covered with Egyptian hieroglyphics in Central Park, New York, New York. | Located in: Central Park, Manhattan

Background imageEgyptian Eighteenth Dynasty Collection: Egyptian Memorial Stone of a Syrian Soldier Drinking Beer

Egyptian Memorial Stone of a Syrian Soldier Drinking Beer
An Eighteenth Dynasty painting of a Syrian mercenary shown drinking beer in the company of his Egyptian wife and child. | Located in: Staatliche Museen zu Berlin

Background imageEgyptian Eighteenth Dynasty Collection: Detail of Third Gold Coffin of Tutankhamen

Detail of Third Gold Coffin of Tutankhamen
Detail showing upper part of the third, or innermost coffin, of King Tutankhamun. | Detail of: Third Gold Coffin of Tutankhamen

Background imageEgyptian Eighteenth Dynasty Collection: Funeral Mask of Tutankhamun

Funeral Mask of Tutankhamun
Treasure of Tutankhamen. Golden Funeral mask of the king, true portrait directly put on his face. Gold with jewelry and glass-paste, 1342 B.C.E

Background imageEgyptian Eighteenth Dynasty Collection: Egyptian Mural of Musicians and Dancers

Egyptian Mural of Musicians and Dancers
Egyptian musicians of the new empire ca. 1000 B.C, Girls playing harp a violin like instrument and a double flute. From mural tomb painting. BPA2# 3224

Background imageEgyptian Eighteenth Dynasty Collection: Akhenaton and Nefertiti with Their Three Children

Akhenaton and Nefertiti with Their Three Children
(Original Caption) King Amenophis and his family under sun's rays. Analter piece from a temple in El-Armarna

Background imageEgyptian Eighteenth Dynasty Collection: Funeral Mask of King Tutankhamen

Funeral Mask of King Tutankhamen
(Original Caption) Cairo, Egypt: Tut-ankh-amen, fl. ca. 1355 B.C. King of Ancient Egypt, XVIIIth dynasty. Mask of gold showing him at time of his death at the age of 18. Cairo Mueseum

Background imageEgyptian Eighteenth Dynasty Collection: Exterior View of Peristyle Court in the Temple of Luxor

Exterior View of Peristyle Court in the Temple of Luxor
(Original Caption) Egypt: Temple of Luxor ruins showing columns

Background imageEgyptian Eighteenth Dynasty Collection: Stone Sculpture of Queen Hatshepsut

Stone Sculpture of Queen Hatshepsut
(Original Caption) Stone sculpture of Hatshepsut, Queen of Ancient Egypt (18th Dynasty), in the Metropolitan Museum of Art

Background imageEgyptian Eighteenth Dynasty Collection: Statue of Sekhmet, Egyptian Lion Goddess

Statue of Sekhmet, Egyptian Lion Goddess
(Original Caption) Sekmet, the lion Goddess. She was considered carrier of plague, and patron of surgery (priest of Sekmet seems to have been synonymous with surgeon). From temple of Karnak

Background imageEgyptian Eighteenth Dynasty Collection: Calcite Perfume Jar from the First Outermost Shrine in the Tomb of Tutankhamun

Calcite Perfume Jar from the First Outermost Shrine in the Tomb of Tutankhamun
(Original Caption) An ancient Egyptian, elaborately carved pefume jar made of calcite. It was found in 1922 by Howard Carter in the tomb of Tutankhamen, in the Valley of the Kings in Egypt

Background imageEgyptian Eighteenth Dynasty Collection: Vulture Collar from Tomb of Tutankhamun

Vulture Collar from Tomb of Tutankhamun
This collar was found placed around the neck of Tutankhamun's mummy. Associated with Upper Egypt, the vulture goddess Nekhbet was one of the pharaoh's protective deities


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