Colossus of Queen Meritamun at Akhmim
In 1981, archaeologists unearthed a towering limestone colossus in Akhmim, unveiling an impressive tribute to Meritamun, the daughter of Pharaoh Ramesses II and his esteemed Great Royal Wife, Nefertari. Standing at seven meters tall, this monumental discovery...Read more
Amarna Princesses
During the Amarna Period, a pivotal era within Egypt’s 18th Dynasty and the broader New Kingdom, monumental changes swept through ancient Egyptian society, ushered in by Pharaoh Akhenaten. This period marked a profound shift that reverberated across religious,...Read more
Canopic Shrine of Tutankhamun
Discovered within the Treasure Room of Tutankhamun‘s tomb, the Canopic Shrine stands as a testament to ancient Egyptian craftsmanship and religious devotion. Resting upon a sledge, the shrine is adorned with four corner pillars supporting a roof embellished with...Read more
Head of Queen Nefertiti
Discovered beneath the palace of Merneptah, the Head of Queen Nefertiti is a an example of ancient Egyptian artistry, crafted from brownish yellow quartzite. Unlike the famous Berlin bust, this depiction offers a more lifelike portrayal of Queen Nefertiti, showcasing...Read more
The Libyan Palette
The Libyan Palette, also known as the Libyan Booty Palette or the Libyan Tribute Palette, offers a glimpse into ancient Egyptian art and historical narratives. Carved from schist during the Naqada III or Protodynastic Period (circa 3200 to 3000 BC), it is housed in...Read more
Eternal Gaze: High Official’s Mask with Gold of Honour
The mummy mask depicting an esteemed Ancient Egyptian High Official hails from the illustrious late 18th Dynasty, a testament to his exalted status and royal favor. Adorning his regal countenance is a double collared necklace atop a broad usekh collar, symbols...Read more
Ancient Egyptian Deities: Anubis, the One Who Guides
Anubis was one of the principal and oldest ancient Egyptian deities. Known as Sed, Upuaut, Inpu, or Anpu in ancient Egyptian, although the most recognized name today, Anubis, is of Greek origin rather than Egyptian. The cult of Anubis persisted throughout...Read more
Neith: The Multifaceted Goddess of Ancient Egypt
Neith is one of the oldest known deities of ancient Egypt. As a result, her functions evolved over time. Like many goddesses, she exhibits a dual nature: gentle as a protector and fierce as a warrior. There is abundant evidence that she held significant status during...Read more