The gold-encrusted statuette depicts the animal's scales. Under the head are two golden cartouches with the name of Aton.
The gold-encrusted statuette depicts the animal's scales. Under the head are two golden cartouches with the name of Aton. - 21763
The lid of the canopic jar is decorated with a presumably female head with a short wig (Nubian wig) characterised by overlapping locks. On the forehead there must have been an uraeus, now lost. Eyes and eyebrows are accentuated by details in dark material (partially lost).
The lid of the canopic jar is decorated with a presumably female head with a short wig (Nubian wig) characterised by overlapping locks. On the forehead there must have been an uraeus, now lost. Eyes and eyebrows are accentuated by details in dark material (partially lost). - 20638
The lid of the canopic jar is decorated with a presumably female head with a short wig (Nubian wig) characterised by overlapping locks. On the forehead there must have been an uraeus, now lost. Eyes and eyebrows are accentuated by details in dark material (partially lost).
The lid of the canopic jar is decorated with a presumably female head with a short wig (Nubian wig) characterised by overlapping locks. On the forehead there must have been an uraeus, now lost. Eyes and eyebrows are accentuated by details in dark material (partially lost). - 20639
The lid of the canopic jar is decorated with a presumably female head with a short wig (Nubian wig) characterised by overlapping locks. On the forehead there must have been an uraeus, now lost. Eyes and eyebrows are accentuated by details in dark material (partially lost).
The lid of the canopic jar is decorated with a presumably female head with a short wig (Nubian wig) characterised by overlapping locks. On the forehead there must have been an uraeus, now lost. Eyes and eyebrows are accentuated by details in dark material (partially lost). - 20640
A sarcophagus with abraded names and a completely disfigured face, it is not known whose mummy it was. The head is covered by a heavy wig, instead of the more usual nemes. The shoulders and chest are covered with a motif reproducing a large necklace. A false beard and uraeus are present. The arms are crossed over the chest and the hands must have been holding the sceptre and scourge (Hekat and Nekhekh), also lost. The cartouches present have been obliterated. It is speculated that the owner of the sarcophagus may have been Akhenaten or Smenkhara.
A sarcophagus with abraded names and a completely disfigured face, it is not known whose mummy it was. The head is covered by a heavy wig, instead of the more usual nemes. The shoulders and chest are covered with a motif reproducing a large necklace. A false beard and uraeus are present. The arms are crossed over the chest and the hands must have been holding the sceptre and scourge (Hekat and Nekhekh), also lost. The cartouches present have been obliterated. It is speculated that the owner of the sarcophagus may have been Akhenaten or Smenkhara. - 20694
A sarcophagus with abraded names and a completely disfigured face, it is not known whose mummy it was. The head is covered by a heavy wig, instead of the more usual nemes. The shoulders and chest are covered with a motif reproducing a large necklace. A false beard and uraeus are present. The arms are crossed over the chest and the hands must have been holding the sceptre and scourge (Hekat and Nekhekh), also lost. The cartouches present have been obliterated. It is speculated that the owner of the sarcophagus may have been Akhenaten or Smenkhara.
A sarcophagus with abraded names and a completely disfigured face, it is not known whose mummy it was. The head is covered by a heavy wig, instead of the more usual nemes. The shoulders and chest are covered with a motif reproducing a large necklace. A false beard and uraeus are present. The arms are crossed over the chest and the hands must have been holding the sceptre and scourge (Hekat and Nekhekh), also lost. The cartouches present have been obliterated. It is speculated that the owner of the sarcophagus may have been Akhenaten or Smenkhara. - 20695
The sarcophagus with the abraded names and the completely disfigured face, it is not known whose mummy it was. The head is covered by a heavy wig, instead of the more usual nemes. The shoulders are covered with a motif reproducing a large necklace. false beard, uraeus on the forehead, remains of the flagellum, the lower part has a feather decoration that is very reminiscent of Rishi sarcophagi.
The sarcophagus with the abraded names and the completely disfigured face, it is not known whose mummy it was. The head is covered by a heavy wig, instead of the more usual nemes. The shoulders are covered with a motif reproducing a large necklace. false beard, uraeus on the forehead, remains of the flagellum, the lower part has a feather decoration that is very reminiscent of Rishi sarcophagi. - 26710

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