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Egypt - Abydos - Temple of Ramses II
Egypt – Valley of the Kings – Medinet Habu – Hieroglyphs
Gold mask of King Tutankhamun (18 din.) - Egyptian Museum in Cairo
Pectoral – Goddess Nut mounted on a gold plaque - Egyptian Museum in Cairo
The golden sarcophagus of Tutankhamun dates from 1345 BC. - Egyptian Museum in Cairo
Egypt - Medinet Habu - The young Egyptian admire ancient Egypt
Ramses III, queen Isis Ta-Hemdjeret and their son, Prince Amenhirkhopshef – Valley of the Queens
Ramses III and his son, Prince Kha-em-Waset - Valley of the Queens
The three pyramids at Giza - in the background: Cairo
The three pyramids at Giza - right Cheops, Chephren in the middle, left Menkaure
Book of the Dead - Papyrus with Osiris and his sister Isis - Egyptian Museum in Cairo
Egypt - Tomb of Ramose - Thebes West - Rite burial
Temple of Dendara (Upper Egypt) - Hathor Shrine
Temple of Dendara (Upper Egypt) - Roman Mammisi
Abu Simbel - Great Temple - Ramses II, Re-Horakhty, Amun-Re and Ptah
The Sphinx of Giza - An emblem of ancient Egypt, the Sphinx has the body of a lion with the head of a human and is the image of the supreme power of the king, whose traits it carries. 73.5 meters long and 20 high, it was carved out of solid rock in front of the pyramid of King Khafre (Fourth Dynasty). - 1983
Divine Offering - In the Valley of the Kings, detail of the tomb of Pharaoh Horemheb, the last pharaoh of the eighteenth dynasty, greeted by Hathor, goddess of love incarnate, joy, music and dance. She is wearing her beautiful black and blue wig topped with cow horns enshrining the sun disc. - 1983
Gold mask - The funerary mask of Tutankhamen (Eighteenth Dynasty) is a masterpiece of Egyptian jewellery. It protected the head, shoulders and part of the bust of the young king’s mummy. Made of solid gold, it weighs 11 kg and is 54 cm tall (Cairo Museum). - 1983
