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Ostracon with portrait of Pharaoh Amenhotep I, revered patron of the artisans of Deir el Medina. 19th-10th dynasty, 1295-1069 BCE. Limestone,black paint,H:12,6 cm Inv. E 25300
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Ostracon with portrait of Pharaoh Amenhotep I, revered patron of the artisans o...

Stele of Qadesh,a Syrian goddess incorporated into the Egyptian pantheon.Nude, standing on a lion, she is accompanied by another oriental god, Reshep, and by Amon-Ra. 19th-20th dynasty, 1295-1069 BCE Painted limestone, H: 31,5 cm Inv.N 237-C 86
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Stele of Qadesh,a Syrian goddess incorporated into the Egyptian pantheon.Nude,...

Stele of Qadesh,a Syrian goddess incorporated into the Egyptian pantheon.Reverse side of 08-01-21/22:the family of the donor,Houy, son of Seba. 19th-20th dynasty, 1295-1069 BCE Painted limestone, H: 31,5 cm Inv.N 237-C 86
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Stele of Qadesh,a Syrian goddess incorporated into the Egyptian pantheon.Revers...

Head of the Goddess Anukis,local goddess of Elephantine Island,Egypt. Her cow's ears are reminiscent of the Goddess Hathor. 19th Dynasty, 1295-1186 BCE Painted wood, H: 27,5 cm Inv.N 3534
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Head of the Goddess Anukis,local goddess of Elephantine Island,Egypt. Her cow's...

Stele of the serpent-goddess Meresger,adored by a woman named Tarekhan,and accompanied by small vipers. 19th dynasty, 1295-1186 BCE Painted limestone, H:24,5 cm Inv. E 13084
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Stele of the serpent-goddess Meresger,adored by a woman named Tarekhan,and...

Stele of the serpent-goddess Meresger,venerated by the artisans of Deir El-Medina. To enhance her beneficial action, she is accompanied by small vipers. 19th dynasty, 1295-1186 BCE Limestone, H: 14,5 cm Inv.N 4193
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Stele of the serpent-goddess Meresger,venerated by the artisans of Deir El-...

The painted piece of linen shows a personnage in priest's clothing, with a panther skin tied around the body. Before him an offering of vegetables for the defunct. Ramesside period, 1295-1069 BCE Painted linen, 16,7 x 17,3 cm Inv.AG 11907
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The painted piece of linen shows a personnage in priest's clothing, with...

Tomb painting, showing a man clothed in a panther skin. The hieroglyphs say: "By the hand of his son, the guardian of the gate", a formula used during funeral ceremonies. 19th dynasty, 1295-1186 BCE. Painted clay, H: 37,7 cm Inv. E 32563
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Tomb painting, showing a man clothed in a panther skin. The hieroglyphs say: "By...

Ushebti figure for Hapyaa, end 18th dynasty, 1336-1295 BCE. Ushebtis were servants of the defunct in the hereafter.The hieroglyphs cite the 6th chapter of the Book of the Dead. Wood,stucco and paint H: 28,5 cm Inv. E 14372
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Ushebti figure for Hapyaa, end 18th dynasty, 1336-1295 BCE. Ushebtis...

Box for ushebtis, the servants of the defunct in the hereafter. 19th-20th dynasty, 1295-1069 BCE Wood,stucco and paint, H: 32 cm Inv. 16531
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Box for ushebtis, the servants of the defunct in the hereafter. 19th-20th dyn...

Ushebtis for Hapyaa, Sennefer and Hesmeref. 18th dynasty, 1336-1295 BCE. Wood,stucco and paint, H:28,5, 23,7 and 19,3 cm Inv. E 14374, E 14004 and E 17335
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Ushebtis for Hapyaa, Sennefer and Hesmeref. 18th dynasty, 1336-1295...

Four ushebtis, servants of the dead, for Aamaket, Kaha and two for Djehutyhormaktuf, all artisans in Deir El-Medina.All 19th dynasty,1279-1213 BCE. Wood,stucco and paint, H:24,5, 17,6, 14,5 cm Inv. N 2708,C.,E 20216,E 1973, E 1974.
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Four ushebtis, servants of the dead, for Aamaket, Kaha and two for Djehuty...