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Woman with child. Terracotta phial, New Kingdom (16th-11th BCE), Egypt. N 969
#08010739

Woman with child. Terracotta phial, New Ki...

Female torso, probably Nefertiti, wife of Pharaoh Amenophis IV Akhnaton (1365-1347 BCE). 18th Dynasty (16th-14th BCE), New Kingdom, Egypt. Quartzite,H:29 cm E 25 409
#08010740

Female torso, probably Nefertiti, wife of Pharaoh Amenophis IV Akhnaton (1365-1...

Office supervisor Djehoutyhetep and his family (1550 BCE). 18th Dynasty (16th-14th BCE), New Kingdom, Egypt. E 19 172
#08010742

Office supervisor Djehoutyhetep and his family (1550 BCE...

Presenting accounts to Prince Kaninisut. Painted limestone relief from the tomb of the Prince, 5th Dynasty (2450-2442 BCE), Old Kingdom, Egypt
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Presenting accounts to Prince Kaninisut. Painted limestone relief...

King Tuthmosis III, 18th dynasty, 1490-1434 BCE. Royal portrait with headdress, uraeus snake and wide ritual beard, upper part of the body nude. Under Tuthmosis III the Egyptian realm reached its largest extent. Granodiorite, H: 46,5 cm Inv.70
#08010769

King Tuthmosis III, 18th dynasty, 1490-1434 BCE. Royal portrait with head...

Syrian prisoner. Fragment of a painted fayence tile. Ramessid Period, 20th Dynasty (1196-1080 BCE), New Kingdom, Egypt. E 76 916
#08010840

Syrian prisoner. Fragment of a painted fayence tile. Ramessid Period, 20th Dynas...

Asian prisoner with short beard and head band. Incrustation, Egyptian faience (glazed tile) Ramesside period (1320-1085 BCE) from Mesopotamia (Iraq) H: 8,7 cm AEO 18966
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Asian prisoner with short beard and head band. Incrustation, Egyptian f...

Enemies,depicted as conquered and paying homage,were a standard decoration of pharaonic monuments. In the palace of Ramses III at Tel el Yahudia,the foreigners were shown in glazed clay reliefs set into the walls of the throne room. A Hittite. H:approx.13 cm Inv.3896 E
#08010842

Enemies,depicted as conquered and paying homage,were a standard decoration of ph...

Enemies,depicted as conquered and paying homage,were a standard decoration of pharaonic monuments. In the palace of Ramses III at Tel el Yahudia,the foreigners were shown in glazed clay reliefs set into the walls of the throne room. A Semite. H:approx.13 cm Inv.3896 E
#08010843

Enemies,depicted as conquered and paying homage,were a standard decoration of...

Enemies,depicted as conquered and paying homage,were a standard decoration of pharaonic monuments. In the palace of Ramses III at Tel el Yahudia,the foreigners were shown in glazed clay reliefs set into the walls of the throne room. A Nubian. H:approx.13 cm Inv.3896 D
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Enemies,depicted as conquered and paying homage,were a standard decoration of...

Enemies,depicted as conquered and paying homage,were a standard decoration of pharaonic monuments. In the palace of Ramses III at Tel el Yahudia,the foreigners were shown in glazed clay reliefs set into the walls of the throne room. An African. H:approx.13 cm Inv.3896 F
#08010845

Enemies,depicted as conquered and paying homage,were a standard decoration of...

Enemies,depicted as conquered and paying homage,were a standard decoration of pharaonic monuments. In the palace of Ramses III at Tel el Yahudia,the foreigners were shown in glazed clay reliefs set into the walls of the throne room. A Semite. H:approx.13 cm Inv.3896 B
#08010846

Enemies,depicted as conquered and paying homage,were a standard decoration of...