Picture Gallery
Ancient Egyptian Artifacts
Akhnaton. picture 1
Anub. picture 2
Jackal. picture 3
Wooden army. picture 4
Queen with a golden crown
Cat as a Goddess, Bastet.
Dwarf Seneb. Picture 7
The eye of the God Horus, inlayed with lapis and gold.
Horus' eye made from turquoise.
The God Horus as a falcon decorating the Kartoush of King Tut.
This picture shows the deceased as a mummy with the priests surrounding him and opening his mouth, eye, and ears to enable him to use these organs in the after-life.
These are Canopic jars. They held the human organs of the dead which were removed during the mummification process.
Wooden mask to cover the mummy's face.
Man working in the fields in the after-life.
Obelisks were made to worship the Sun-God. The top of the obelisks were covered with pure gold.
These scenes from daily life covered the walls of the tomb of Menna.
The next six pictures show brightly-decorated coffins that held the mummies of priestesses.
Winged Scarab holding the sun-disk, the symbol of life.
Mummy of Seti.
This picture shows the King making an offering to the Gods.
Sphinx of Queen Hatshepsut. Located in the Luxor museum.
A young prince sitting on a chair
The cobra was a symbol of the King's power.