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"Peleset prisoners from the Temple of Ramesses III at Medinet Habu New Kingdom 20th Dynasty c. 11851152 B.C. The Peleset or Pulasati are a people who emerge in fragmentary historical records from #AncientEgypt and the Eastern Mediterranean appearing around the late 2nd millennium B.C. They are thought to have been one of the several ethnic groups that made up the Sea Peoples. Today historians commonly associate the Peleset with the #Philistines"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-12T04:18Z 9886 followers, 2444 engagements

"Osiride Colossi of Hatshepsut at her Temple of Deir el-Bahari c. 1470 B.C. Carved directly from the honey-coloured cliffs of Deir el-Bahari the Osiride colossi of #Hatshepsut stand in eternal stillness; the female pharaoh as Osiris reborn arms crossed in the gesture of divine renewal. Their faces serene and androgynous merge kingship and godhood proclaiming that the female pharaoh had become one with eternity itself. In the cool shadow of her rock-hewn terraces these statues breathe the poetry of stone; a ruler transformed into a living monument gazing forever toward the rising sun of her"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-13T14:33Z 9886 followers, 2020 engagements

"Goddess Hathor-Imentet Tomb of Horemheb (KV57) Valley of the Kings Thebes. #ancientegypt #hathor #horemheb"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-03T12:34Z 9883 followers, 3126 engagements

"Portrait Head (possibly Cleopatra VII) c. XX XX B.C. This limestone head (British Museum. 18790712.15) was found in Rome where Cleopatra lived during her visits between XX and XX BC. As a celebrated and controversial figure in the city her image and fashions were widely imitated. While some argue this is a follower who copied the queens image during her time in Rome the remarkable likeness to Cleopatras coins keeps alive the possibility that it is indeed a portrait of the queen herself. Read more:"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-03T23:37Z 9892 followers, 1615 engagements

"Carnelian Pomegranate Pendant from the Palace of king Amenhotep III New Kingdom 18th Dynasty reign of Amenhotep III c. 13901352 B.C. Shaped from warm carnelian this tiny pendant captures the ripened form of a #pomegranate (hnmt in Egyptian) a fruit that in Ancient Egypt symbolised life fertility and renewal. Its glowing surface polished smooth as a drop of sunset once adorned the splendid palace of Amenhotep III at Malkata the kings House of Rejoicing. There upon the western shore of Thebes the pharaoh celebrated his jubilees amidst gardens artificial lakes and courts perfumed with incense."
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-12T04:12Z 9883 followers, 1559 engagements

"Relief depicting Noblewomen attending a Banquet in honour of the Vizier Rekhmires mother Bet Detail of a wall painting in the Tomb of Rekhmire (TT100) vizier of Thutmose III and Amenhotep II New Kingdom 18th Dynasty c. 1450 B.C. Sheikh Abd el-Qurna/Valley of the Nobles West Thebes"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-11T00:10Z 9866 followers, 2508 engagements

"Tutankhamuns mother (The Younger Lady) 🌷 The Younger Lady was found in tomb KV35 by archaeologist Victor Loret in 1898. She was laid out beside the mummy of her mother (Tiye) and the mummy of a young boy possibly the young Prince Thutmose a son of Amenhotep III and his Great Royal Wife Tiye. The mummy known as The Younger Lady formally identified as the mother of king Tutankhamun and full biological sister of the mummy known as KV55 (believed by some scholars to be that of Akhenaten but not officially certified) is a daughter of king Amenhotep III and his Great Royal Wife Tiye. Modern"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-02T15:11Z 9867 followers, 2268 engagements

"The goddess Isis (identifiable by the throne emblem upon her head) within the Temple of Seti I at Abydos ("Menmaatre Happy in Abydos") c. 1300 B.C"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-11T08:46Z 9886 followers, 6288 engagements

"Limestone theophorous figure of the draughtsman Nebra holding Osiris New Kingdom 19th Dynasty reign of Ramesses II c. 12791213 B.C. From Deir el-Medina Thebes British Museum EA 2292 Traces of original polychromy survive; reddish-brown for the skin of both figures black for wigs and eyes and white for garments and Osiris crown. Painted inscriptions add further richness across the back where the hieroglyphs proclaim The Osiris outline draughtsman Nebra true of voice. On the shoulders appear invocations to Thoth Lord of Writing and Lord of Hermopolis"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-09-30T12:38Z 9892 followers, 1380 engagements

"The goddess Hathor New Kingdom late 18th Dynasty c. 1319-1292 B.C. Detail of a wall painting from the Tomb of Horemheb (KV57) Valley of the Kings West Thebes"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-09T12:13Z 9889 followers, 3195 engagements

"Mummy of Queen Tiye (Great Royal Wife of Amenhotep III Mother of #Akhenaten & Grandmother of #Tutankhamun) c. 13981338 B.C. In the gentlest flourish of Egyptian splendour Tiye emerges not merely as a consort but as a sovereign in her own right; a woman whose voice rang through palatial chambers whose counsel was sought by foreign kings and whose statues stood beside those of her husband in symmetry and esteem. As Great Royal Wife to Amenhotep III she bore titles such as Hereditary Princess Lady of the Two Lands and Mistress of Upper and Lower Egypt and appears in state correspondence and"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-09T23:32Z 9887 followers, 1726 engagements

"Relief of woman giving birth at Temple of Kom Ombo #ancientegypt #komombo"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-07T16:15Z 9869 followers, 1925 engagements

"Smiling Pillars of Hathor at the Temple of Hatshepsut (Holy of Holies) c. 1470 B.C. Serene and eternal the goddess Hathor gazes from the columns of Hatshepsuts temple at Deir el-Bahari her gentle smile softening the limestone cliffs behind her. Carved around 1470 B.C. these capitals once shimmered with colours of turquoise gold and red; catching the dawn light as incense curled through the terraces. Hathor was patroness of music joy and love but also the divine mother of the king; her face here unites royal majesty and celestial tenderness. The goddess cradled Hatshepsuts rebirth as daughter"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-12T05:08Z 9885 followers, 2791 engagements

"Relief of Osiris and Four Sons of Horus Tomb of Nefertari (QV66) Valley of the Queens Thebes"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-01T18:47Z 9867 followers, 4642 engagements

"Anubis: Guardian of the Dead Hound of the Divine Amongst Egypts most enduring gods stands #Anubis the jackal-headed guardian of tombs and guide of souls. His origins reach deep into Egypts early history; before Osiris rose as lord of the afterlife it was Anubis who presided over the dead wrapping them in sacred linen and weighing their hearts against the feather of Maat. 🪶🫀"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-04T21:43Z 9880 followers, 4434 engagements

"Tutankhamun's Duck Heads Earrings (Gold cloisonn and blue glass) New Kingdom 18th Dynasty reign of Tutankhamun c. 13321323 B.C. From the Tomb of Tutankhamun (KV62) Valley of the Kings West Thebes Egyptian Museum. JE 61969; to be displayed in the Grand Egyptian Museum Among the glittering treasures that accompanied Tutankhamun to eternity this exquisite pair of earrings stands out as perhaps the most beautiful of the four pairs discovered in his tomb. Each features two ducks with gracefully outstretched wings forming a perfect circle their tiny feet clasping the shen sign; an emblem of eternal"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-09T14:33Z 9886 followers, 6270 engagements

"The Gebelein Man: The Pre-Dynastic Egyptian Tattooed Man c. 3400 B.C. The Gebelein Man (British Museum. EA32751) also known informally as Ginger due to his red hair; is the mummy of a young Egyptian man found in Gebelein (modern Naga el-Gherira XX miles south of Thebes) dating from the Late Pre-Dynastic Period c. 3400 B.C. During the period of Gebelein Mans life and death Egyptians were buried in oval pit graves in a foetal position. Unlike their later descendants from the Dynastic age they did not go through a 'man-made' mummification process; within these oval pit graves bodies would become"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-14T14:33Z 9886 followers, 3217 engagements

"Offering Procession with Pomegranates & Grapes New Kingdom 19th Dynasty c. 1250 B.C. Tomb of Tia and Princess Tia Saqqara The Tomb of Tia lies in the southern part of the Saqqara necropolis the grand New Kingdom cemetery near ancient Memphis. Built with monumental pylon faades and richly carved reliefs it reflects the prestige of its owners; Tia Royal Treasurer and Overseer of the Cattle of Amun under Ramesses II and his wife the kings sister also named Tia. Their joint monument celebrates both status and devotion depicting the couple in graceful harmony amid processions of attendants"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-07T00:15Z 9886 followers, 4536 engagements

"Bronze Figurine of Bastet with Gilded Eyes (Copper-alloy with gold inlay) Late Period c. 664332 B.C. Muse du Louvre. E 5749 This elegant bronze figurine represents the goddess Bastet in her feline form seated gracefully with gold-inlaid eyes and wearing earrings a broad collar with pendant amulets and a frontal scarab. Around her neck hang symbols of protection and fertility including cowrie shells and the scarab beetle evoking rebirth and divine safeguarding. It measures at: Height: XXXX cm Width: XXX cm Depth: XX cm. A small lion-headed goddess squats upon a lotus blossom at the centre of"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-07T20:29Z 9884 followers, 7964 engagements

"Two figures of the Nile god Hapi entwine the papyrus and lotus stems in the sacred act of Sema Tawy; the unification of Upper and Lower Egypt. Their gesture embodies the eternal harmony of the Two Lands bound together by the life-giving river. Beneath this display bound figures from Egypts southern borders kneel in submission symbols of order prevailing over chaos. This vivid scene adorns the base of a colossal statue of Ramesses II at Abu Simbel where even in stone the kings dominion is renewed through the blessing of the Nile"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-14T15:37Z 9887 followers, 2679 engagements

"Coffin Fragment with Painted Face and Lotus Motif Third Intermediate Period 21st Dynasty c. 1069 XXX B.C. Wood copper-alloy and linen; painted and varnished From Deir el-Medina Muse du Louvre. E 16365 This delicately carved and painted coffin fragment represents the face of the deceased adorned with a frontal headband and a lotus flower motif symbolising rebirth and regeneration. The eyes and brows are inlaid lending a lifelike expression typical of Theban funerary craftsmanship during the Third Intermediate Period. Fashioned from wood with traces of pigment varnish and copper-alloy detailing"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-04T19:29Z 9885 followers, 1098 engagements

"Seat of a Million Years: Tutankhamuns Chair with the God Heh c. 13321323 B.C. This exquisite wooden chair found among the treasures of #Tutankhamun radiates both royal grace and divine symbolism. The frame is of cedar wood (a prized import from Lebanon) joined with mortise-and-tenon carpentry and richly gilded. Ebony veneers and ivory inlays accent its surface while traces of blue faience and coloured glass once added further brilliance. Its backrest bears a delicate carving of Heh the ancient god of infinity and endless time. Heh is shown crouching arms raised in joyful exaltation clutching"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-13T12:33Z 9887 followers, 3199 engagements

"Royal sarcophagus of Setnakhte Userkhaure-setepenre Setnakhte (or Setnakht Sethnakht) was the first pharaoh (r. 1189-1186 B.C.) of the Twentieth Dynasty of the New Kingdom of Egypt and the father of Ramesses III. From the Tomb of Setnakhte (KV14) Valley of the Kings West Thebes"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-14T17:27Z 9886 followers, 1137 engagements

"Detail of the "Hathor-Hairstyle" upon the wooden statuette of Lady Kemtet Middle Kingdom 12th Dynasty c. 1900-1802 B.C. Discovered at the Faiyum Entrance Area of Cemetery B Tomb XXX in Harageh Egypt Met Museum. 15.4.1"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-12T11:08Z 9886 followers, 1405 engagements

"Clouds at the Pyramids February 2024 Photograph by Rasit Aydogan"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-10T04:20Z 9886 followers, 2904 engagements

"Red Quartzite Figure of Nefertiti c. 1353-1336 B.C. Now in the Muse du Louvre. E 25409 This exquisitely modelled torso carved in warm red quartzite preserves the rounded grace of a womans body; soft curves of hip and thigh a full pubic mound and the clinging folds of a pleated linen dress. The figures head lower legs right arm and left hand are lost yet what remains still breathes with poise and vitality. The sensual refinement of the modelling the suggestion of rippling fabric over living flesh and the use of royal quartzite all point toward the Amarna court and the hand of sculptors who"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-13T06:51Z 9887 followers, 7274 engagements

"Female Musicians from the Tomb-Chapel of Nebamun New Kingdom 18th Dynasty reign of Amenhotep III c. 13901352 B.C. British Museum. EA 37984"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-04T22:47Z 9886 followers, 2954 engagements

"The Ceiling of the Temple of Hathor at Dendera Washed in deep celestial blue the ceiling of the Temple of Hathor at Dendera offers a stunning vision of the Ancient Egyptian cosmos. Stars scatter across its surface while zodiac signs planets and sky deities glide through the heavens in divine procession. At its centre lies the famed Dendera Zodiac a fusion of traditional Egyptian astronomy and Greco-Roman influence mapping the rhythms of the sky with remarkable precision. This ceiling is not merely decorative it is a sacred canvas reflecting the harmony between the gods the stars and the"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-14T14:36Z 9886 followers, 2482 engagements

"Triad of Menkaure The king is accompanied by Hathor and a Nome Goddess with the crouching jackal emblem of the nome of Cynopolis. Menkaure is wearing the white crown of Upper Egypt. From the Valley Temple of the Pyramid of Menkaure at Giza. Old Kingdom 4th Dynasty around 2530 BC. Now in the Egyptian Museum Cairo. JE 46499 Read more: #ancientegypt #menkaure #hathor #sculpture"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-10T13:47Z 9871 followers, 3269 engagements

"The Scribe Minmose and His Wife Isis New Kingdom 19th20th Dynasty c. 1200 B.C. Tomb of Nakhtamon (TT335) Deir el-Medina This scene from the north-west wall of the sculptor Nakhtamons tomb portrays the scribe Minmose and his wife Isis daughter of Pached and Mekhayt of Tomb TT292. Before them stands their son Amenemipet offering a bouquet of lotus blossoms; a timeless symbol of rebirth and filial devotion. Although found within Nakhtamons tomb the painting belongs to a continuous sequence depicting members of his extended family including artisans and scribes linked by marriage within the"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-11T14:33Z 9883 followers, 2003 engagements

"Ancient Egyptian Humour: When #Cats Starred in the First Memes 3000 Years Before the Internet 😸 Ever seen an ancient meme This limestone sketch from Deir el-Medina might just be one Drawn over 3000 years ago (c. 12951069 B.C.) by an artisan of the royal tomb-builders village this small slab of limestone depicts a cat standing upright holding or offering a vase and a lotus flower to another seated cat who inhales the blossoms fragrance; a goat may also appear in the scene. The accompanying hieratic text written in three lines perhaps comments on or captions the humorous tableau. Such ostraca"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-09T06:22Z 9886 followers, 7001 engagements

"Egyptian Alabaster (calcite) Vase Decorated with Lotus and Nfr Signs New Kingdom Late 18th Dynasty c. 13301295 B.C. Muse du Louvre. E 32547 This elegant alabaster vessel is adorned with a painted garland of lotus flowers a broad usekh collar and twin nfr (beauty or perfection) signs. Such motifs were popular during the closing years of the 18th Dynasty a period of artistic refinement following the Amarna era. The combination of floral and symbolic decoration evokes themes of renewal harmony and divine beauty; qualities deeply associated with the rebirth of the deceased and the splendour of"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-05T00:21Z 9884 followers, 2253 engagements

"Asiatic Tribute-Bearers from Syria-Palestine This finely painted fragment comes from the tomb of Sobekhotep "Overseer of the Seal"; the highest treasury official under king Thutmose IV. It forms part of a grand tribute scene in which foreign envoys bring precious offerings to Egypts court. The men shown here are Asiatics from SyriaPalestine known to the Egyptians as Retjenu or Djahi. Their features dress and the exquisite metalwork they carry reflect the wealthy Canaanite and Syrian city-states that flourished under Egyptian influence. They wear long fringed robes and bear gifts of inlaid"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-04T23:37Z 9866 followers, 3412 engagements

"Detail of Hathor upon the jewellery chest of Sithathoryunet Middle Kingdom 12th Dynasty c. 18871813 B.C. Discovered in a concealed niche within Sithathoryunets tomb near the pyramid of Senwosret II at Lahun the chest safeguarded an array of precious jewels including a pectoral inscribed with the name of Senwosret II. Constructed from rich ebony and adorned with ivory gold carnelian blue faience and silver the chests dimensions are modest yet commanding: XX cm in length XXXX cm in height and XXXX cm in width. The lid is embellished with emblems dedicated to Hathor the revered goddess of love"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-02T20:00Z 9880 followers, 2324 engagements

"Book of the Dead of Kha The deceased Kha and his wife Merit worship Osiris Lord of the Underworld and Judge of the Dead. New Kingdom 18th Dynasty ca. 1386-1349 BC. Tomb of Kha (TT8) Deir el-Medina Thebes. Now in the Egyptian Museum Turin. S. 8316/0 Read more: #ancientegypt #osiris"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-11T16:38Z 9886 followers, 2265 engagements

"Hippopotamus Tusk with Carved Head Predynastic Period Naqada Iearly Naqada II c. 38003400 B.C. Reportedly from Naqada Upper Egypt Brooklyn Museum Charles Edwin Wilbour Fund. 35.1266"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-10T04:30Z 9874 followers, 1584 engagements

"Hapi the Spirit of the Inundation Painted limestone relief from Medinet Habu Mortuary Temple of Ramesses III c. 11871156 B.C. Round of belly and gentle of face Hapi god of the Niles flood embodies Egypts eternal heartbeat; the waters that rose each year to nourish the land. His blue skin evokes the river itself the cool pulse of life flowing from the southern cataracts to the Deltas green embrace. Hapi was depicted with his form soft and fertile with noticeable breasts which some read into as a representation of fertility and nourishment. He is usually adorned with lotus and papyrus the twin"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-12T13:08Z 9886 followers, 4166 engagements

"Nefertari presenting nu pots usually filled with milk or wine during offering rituals c. 1279-1213 B.C. Tomb of Nefertari (QV66) Valley of the Queens West Thebes"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-03T17:08Z 9871 followers, 4459 engagements

"Ra-Horakhty Tomb of Seti I (KV17) Valley of the Kings Thebes. #ancientegypt"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-02T15:11Z 9871 followers, 7270 engagements

"✨ Bust of a Priestess of Hathor c. 13951186 B.C. ✨ This fragment once showed a priestess of Hathor the Egyptian goddess of love beauty music and motherhood. Unlike many deities Hathor was served by both priests and priestesses. In the New Kingdom her devotees had strict daily duties including; bathing more than twice a day shaving all their hair and carefully dressing the goddesss statues with jewellery makeup and scented oils. They were dancers musicians and spiritual guides believed to carry Hathors blessings into the community. 💭 What do you think a Priestess of Hathor went through in her"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-09-27T10:59Z 9881 followers, 1693 engagements

"Painted Ostracon Depicting a Ram Eating a Lotus Flower 🐏🪷 New Kingdom 19th20th Dynasty c. 1550 1069 B.C. From Deir el-Medina Muse du Louvre. E 13110 This limestone ostracon (a fragmentary sketch surface used by Ancient Egyptian artists) bears a finely painted scene of a standing ram eating a lotus flower. The ram may symbolise the god Khnum or Amun both of whom were venerated in ram form and associated with fertility and creation. Executed in red and black pigment the sketch reveals the spontaneous artistry of the Theban draughtsmen of Deir el-Medina whose work provides an intimate glimpse"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-08T02:11Z 9884 followers, 1118 engagements

"The so-called "Helicopter Hieroglyphs" 🚁 High upon the walls of the Temple of Seti I at Abydos lies a curious carving that has sparked endless wonder. To the casual eye the shapes appear astonishingly familiar to the modern world; depicting what appears to be a helicopter a submarine and even a tank yet these images were etched more than three thousand years ago. Could the Egyptians have glimpsed the technology of the future What is the reality of these carvings that have captured the imagination for the past few decades 🧐What are we seeing Egyptologists are unanimous in their view that the"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-03T16:25Z 9866 followers, 2684 engagements

"Portrait of Cleopatra VII Ptolemaic Period ca. 40-30 BC. Vatican Museums Gregorian Profane Museum. No. 38511 #ancientegypt #ptolemaic #cleopatra"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-06T14:06Z 9865 followers, 2210 engagements

"Tiye "Singer in the cult of the god Amun-Re " before Osiris Third Intermediate Period Late 21st Dynasty c. 975945 B.C. From Upper Egypt Thebes Deir el-Bahari Tomb MMA XX Pit Burial of Tiye between legs MMA excavations 192224. Met Museum. 25.3.33"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-14T10:33Z 9886 followers, 2344 engagements

"Pale gold Roman pendant earrings Gold Pearl Glass. 3rd Century A.D. British Museum. 19170601.2672"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-08T20:53Z 9892 followers, 1144 engagements

"Statue of Gemehsu on standard This is one of XX gilded wooden statuettes of deities wrapped in shrouds to look like mummies. They were kept in shrines placed in the tomb to protect King Tutankhamun during his journey in the underworld. The statuette represents #Gemehsu as a falcon sitting on an insignia or symbol of rank. His back is adorned with the flail and the Neheh sign. New Kingdom 18th Dynasty ca. 1332-1323 BC. Tomb of #Tutankhamun (KV62) Valley of the Kings Thebes. Now in the Egyptian Museum Cairo. JE 60748 Photo: Sandro Vannini"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-05T15:02Z 9866 followers, 2074 engagements

"Augustus At The Tomb Of Alexander the Great Lionel Royer (1852-1926) 1878 In XXX B.C. the ever-ambitious #AlexandertheGreat fresh from his triumphs in the Levant swept into Egypt like a storm with sunshine at its centre. Egypt weary under Persian rule did not resist him. Quite the opposite; he was welcomed as a liberator. To the Egyptians Alexander was not merely a foreign conqueror but a potential restorer of Maat the divine balance. He in turn was clever enough to step into that role with both reverence and strategy. Upon his arrival Alexander made offerings at the great temple of Ptah in"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-07T20:49Z 9871 followers, 2263 engagements

"Ramesses III Offering the Harvest to Hapi Temple of Ramesses III Medinet Habu c. 1180 B.C. In this vivid relief Ramesses III performs the sacred offering of the harvest before Hapi god of the Nile and lord of abundance. The king crowned with the White Crown of Upper Egypt cuts a sheaf of grain in ritual gesture and presents it to the seated god whose rounded form embodies the fertile floodwaters. Above hieroglyphic inscriptions record hymns of thanksgiving for the life-giving river while a benu-bird (symbol of rebirth) watches over the scene. The act expresses the timeless covenant between"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-13T09:43Z 9883 followers, 1860 engagements

"King Amenhotep I as depicted at Karnak Temple & in sculpture form discovered within the remnants of the Temple of Mentuhotep II at Deir el-Bahari (Forecourt MMA excavations 192122. Met Museum. 26.3.30a). New Kingdom 18th Dynasty c. 15251504 B.C"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-14T03:28Z 9886 followers, 1807 engagements

"Medinet Habu: The Palace of Millions of Years Nestled beneath the cliffs of western Thebes Medinet Habu rises like a stone chronicle of divine kingship. Built for Ramesses III around 1180 B.C. during Egypts Twentieth Dynasty the vast mortuary temple was both fortress and sanctuary; a walled city of priests scribes and artisans dedicated to the kings eternal soul. Its gates still echo with scenes of triumph and thanksgiving including scenes of the monarch smiting his foes offering to Amun and celebrating the bounty of the Nile. Even now in its remnants the colours cling to its walls whispering"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-12T03:14Z 9884 followers, 1789 engagements

"Hatshepsut kneels before Amun-Re New Kingdom 18th Dynasty ca. 1479-1458 BC. Detail of the fallen obelisk of Hatshepsut Karnak Temple Complex. #ancientegypt #hatshepsut #amunre #relief #karnak #obelisk"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-10T16:10Z 9873 followers, 5889 engagements

"The Order of the Nile Founded in 1953 following Egypts transformation from monarchy to republic the Order of the Nile (Nishan al-Nil) remains the nations highest honour; bestowed upon those whose service has strengthened Egypts standing or fostered friendship across borders. Over the decades it has adorned statesmen monarchs and visionaries alike from King Hussein of Jordan to international diplomats and scholars. On October 13th 2025 it was presented to President Donald J. Trump continuing a line of recipients who symbolically at least receive the blessing of the river itself. But what does"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-14T16:08Z 9883 followers, 3692 engagements

"Ivory Statuette of a King Late PredynasticEarly Dynastic Period 1st Dynasty c. 3100 B.C. From Abydos. British Museum. EA 37996 Carved in lustrous ivory this remarkable statuette represents a beardless king wearing the White Crown of Upper Egypt its weight seemingly pressing down upon his prominent ears. Cloaked in the short stiff robe of the Heb-Sed festival his posture conveys not youthful vigour but a striking sense of age; his shoulders stoop his neck thrusts forward and his long chin droops with the burden of years. Most scholars accept this as a deliberate portrayal of an elderly monarch"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-10T02:02Z 9892 followers, 1293 engagements

"Mummy Portrait of a Bearded Man from Km el-Kharaba el-Kebir c. 150-180 A.D. British Museum. EA74832"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-14T07:33Z 9892 followers, 1466 engagements

"The Gayer-Anderson Cat A hollow-cast bronze figure of a #cat with Wedjat eye pectoral upon collar and gold nose and ear rings. Saqqara c. 664332 B.C. British Museum. EA64391"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-05T03:41Z 9892 followers, 2419 engagements

"Bone figure of a Standing Woman with Eyes of Lapis Lazuli Pre-Dynastic Naqada I Period c. 40003600 B.C. British Museum. EA32141"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-11T00:04Z 9892 followers, 6902 engagements

"Hieroglyphs Tomb of Merneptah (KV8) Valley of the Kings Thebes"
X Link @egyptomuseum 2025-10-02T12:47Z 9866 followers, 3564 engagements

"Detail of king Seti I from the Tomb of Seti I (KV17) Valley of the Kings New Kingdom 19th Dynasty c. 1294-1279 B.C. The full piece depicting the king before the goddess Hathor is famously on display at the Muse du Louvre. N XXX ; B X ; Champollion n1"
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"Sem Priest Tomb of Nefertari (QV66) Valley of the Queens Thebes"
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