Mentuhotep
Mentuhotep - 21030
Mentuhotep
Mentuhotep - 21031
Mentuhotep II was the ruler who reunified Egypt after the period of turmoil during the First Intermediate Period. The statue was discovered in the burial chamber of the ruler's temple at Deir el Bahari. The ruler is depicted in the traditional pose of the ancient Egyptian kings seated on a throne wearing the typical Jubilee costume. His hands are crossed on his chest and on his head he wears the red crown of Lower Egypt and a sacred beard. The black colour of the statue recalls that of the skin of Osiris, god of the dead, and was a symbol of death and rebirth.
Mentuhotep II was the ruler who reunified Egypt after the period of turmoil during the First Intermediate Period. The statue was discovered in the burial chamber of the ruler's temple at Deir el Bahari. The ruler is depicted in the traditional pose of the ancient Egyptian kings seated on a throne wearing the typical Jubilee costume. His hands are crossed on his chest and on his head he wears the red crown of Lower Egypt and a sacred beard. The black colour of the statue recalls that of the skin of Osiris, god of the dead, and was a symbol of death and rebirth. - 20972
Mentuhotep II was the ruler who reunified Egypt after the period of turmoil during the First Intermediate Period. The statue was discovered in the burial chamber of the ruler's temple at Deir el Bahari. The ruler is depicted in the traditional pose of the ancient Egyptian kings seated on a throne wearing the typical Jubilee costume. His hands are crossed on his chest and on his head he wears the red crown of Lower Egypt and a sacred beard. The black colour of the statue recalls that of the skin of Osiris, god of the dead, and was a symbol of death and rebirth.
Mentuhotep II was the ruler who reunified Egypt after the period of turmoil during the First Intermediate Period. The statue was discovered in the burial chamber of the ruler's temple at Deir el Bahari. The ruler is depicted in the traditional pose of the ancient Egyptian kings seated on a throne wearing the typical Jubilee costume. His hands are crossed on his chest and on his head he wears the red crown of Lower Egypt and a sacred beard. The black colour of the statue recalls that of the skin of Osiris, god of the dead, and was a symbol of death and rebirth. - 20971
Mentuhotep II was the ruler who reunified Egypt after the period of turmoil during the First Intermediate Period. The statue was discovered in the burial chamber of the ruler's temple at Deir el Bahari. The ruler is depicted in the traditional pose of the ancient Egyptian kings seated on a throne wearing the typical Jubilee costume. His hands are crossed on his chest and on his head he wears the red crown of Lower Egypt and a sacred beard. The black colour of the statue recalls that of the skin of Osiris, god of the dead, and was a symbol of death and rebirth.
Mentuhotep II was the ruler who reunified Egypt after the period of turmoil during the First Intermediate Period. The statue was discovered in the burial chamber of the ruler's temple at Deir el Bahari. The ruler is depicted in the traditional pose of the ancient Egyptian kings seated on a throne wearing the typical Jubilee costume. His hands are crossed on his chest and on his head he wears the red crown of Lower Egypt and a sacred beard. The black colour of the statue recalls that of the skin of Osiris, god of the dead, and was a symbol of death and rebirth. - 20969
Mentuhotep II was the ruler who reunified Egypt after the period of turmoil during the First Intermediate Period. The statue was discovered in the burial chamber of the ruler's temple at Deir el Bahari. The ruler is depicted in the traditional pose of the ancient Egyptian kings seated on a throne wearing the typical Jubilee costume. His hands are crossed on his chest and on his head he wears the red crown of Lower Egypt and a sacred beard. The black colour of the statue recalls that of the skin of Osiris, god of the dead, and was a symbol of death and rebirth.
Mentuhotep II was the ruler who reunified Egypt after the period of turmoil during the First Intermediate Period. The statue was discovered in the burial chamber of the ruler's temple at Deir el Bahari. The ruler is depicted in the traditional pose of the ancient Egyptian kings seated on a throne wearing the typical Jubilee costume. His hands are crossed on his chest and on his head he wears the red crown of Lower Egypt and a sacred beard. The black colour of the statue recalls that of the skin of Osiris, god of the dead, and was a symbol of death and rebirth. - 20970
Fragment of the upper part of a limestone statue of Thutmosi III. There are traces of the original painting on the face and nemes. The ruler wears the nemes with the uraeus on his forehead, on his chin he has a false beard.
Fragment of the upper part of a limestone statue of Thutmosi III. There are traces of the original painting on the face and nemes. The ruler wears the nemes with the uraeus on his forehead, on his chin he has a false beard. - 20778
Fragment of the upper part of a limestone statue of Thutmosi III. There are traces of the original painting on the face and nemes. The ruler wears the nemes with the uraeus on his forehead, on his chin he has a false beard.
Fragment of the upper part of a limestone statue of Thutmosi III. There are traces of the original painting on the face and nemes. The ruler wears the nemes with the uraeus on his forehead, on his chin he has a false beard. - 20779
The scenes are framed by hieroglyphic texts listing the goods offered to the princess and wishing her eternal well-being.
The scenes are framed by hieroglyphic texts listing the goods offered to the princess and wishing her eternal well-being. - 22423
The scenes are framed by hieroglyphic texts listing the goods offered to the princess and wishing her eternal well-being.
The scenes are framed by hieroglyphic texts listing the goods offered to the princess and wishing her eternal well-being. - 22412
The scenes are framed by hieroglyphic texts listing the goods offered to the princess and wishing her eternal well-being.
The scenes are framed by hieroglyphic texts listing the goods offered to the princess and wishing her eternal well-being. - 22413
The scenes are framed by hieroglyphic texts listing the goods offered to the princess and wishing her eternal well-being.
The scenes are framed by hieroglyphic texts listing the goods offered to the princess and wishing her eternal well-being. - 22415
The scenes are framed by hieroglyphic texts listing the goods offered to the princess and wishing her eternal well-being.
The scenes are framed by hieroglyphic texts listing the goods offered to the princess and wishing her eternal well-being. - 22416
The scenes are framed by hieroglyphics listing the goods offered to the princess and wishing her eternal well-being.
The scenes are framed by hieroglyphics listing the goods offered to the princess and wishing her eternal well-being. - 22417
The scenes are framed by hieroglyphics listing the goods offered to the princess and wishing her eternal well-being.
The scenes are framed by hieroglyphics listing the goods offered to the princess and wishing her eternal well-being. - 22418
The scenes are framed by hieroglyphic texts listing the goods offered to the princess and wishing her eternal well-being.
The scenes are framed by hieroglyphic texts listing the goods offered to the princess and wishing her eternal well-being. - 22421
The scenes are framed by hieroglyphic texts listing the goods offered to the princess and wishing her eternal well-being.
The scenes are framed by hieroglyphic texts listing the goods offered to the princess and wishing her eternal well-being. - 22422
Centred stele. The central part of the stele is occupied by a scene of the deceased, Nemtyemhat (a court official of the ruler Mentuhotep II) seated on a stool and accompanied by his bride. In front of the couple is a table filled with offerings and two priests. The scene is surrounded by hieroglyphic funerary texts and a prayer to Osiris.
Centred stele. The central part of the stele is occupied by a scene of the deceased, Nemtyemhat (a court official of the ruler Mentuhotep II) seated on a stool and accompanied by his bride. In front of the couple is a table filled with offerings and two priests. The scene is surrounded by hieroglyphic funerary texts and a prayer to Osiris. - 20867

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