Detail with hieroglyphic inscription from the Mastaba of Qar.
Detail with hieroglyphic inscription from the Mastaba of Qar. - 35192
Detail with hieroglyphic inscription from the Mastaba of Qar.
Detail with hieroglyphic inscription from the Mastaba of Qar. - 35190
View of the first court of the Mastaba of Qar. The court was originally uncovered but is now covered. Its walls are decorated with reliefs as well as the architrave and pillars. To the left in a niche is an image, carved into the rock, probably of Qar wearing a wig. In the background is the inner chamber with six statues carved in the rock and representing six standing male figures, possibly Qar with his family members. Inscriptions and reliefs decorate the walls.
View of the first court of the Mastaba of Qar. The court was originally uncovered but is now covered. Its walls are decorated with reliefs as well as the architrave and pillars. To the left in a niche is an image, carved into the rock, probably of Qar wearing a wig. In the background is the inner chamber with six statues carved in the rock and representing six standing male figures, possibly Qar with his family members. Inscriptions and reliefs decorate the walls. - 35014
View of the first court of the Mastaba of Qar. The court was originally uncovered but is now covered. Its walls are decorated with reliefs as well as the architrave and pillars. To the left in a niche is an image, carved into the rock, probably of Qar wearing a wig. In the background is the inner chamber with six statues carved in the rock and representing six standing male figures, possibly Qar with his family members. Inscriptions and reliefs decorate the walls.
View of the first court of the Mastaba of Qar. The court was originally uncovered but is now covered. Its walls are decorated with reliefs as well as the architrave and pillars. To the left in a niche is an image, carved into the rock, probably of Qar wearing a wig. In the background is the inner chamber with six statues carved in the rock and representing six standing male figures, possibly Qar with his family members. Inscriptions and reliefs decorate the walls. - 35011
View of the first court of the Mastaba of Qar. The court was originally uncovered but is now covered. Its walls are decorated with reliefs as well as the architrave and pillars. To the left in a niche is an image, carved into the rock, probably of Qar wearing a wig. In the background is the inner chamber with six statues carved in the rock and representing six standing male figures, possibly Qar with his family members. Inscriptions and reliefs decorate the walls.
View of the first court of the Mastaba of Qar. The court was originally uncovered but is now covered. Its walls are decorated with reliefs as well as the architrave and pillars. To the left in a niche is an image, carved into the rock, probably of Qar wearing a wig. In the background is the inner chamber with six statues carved in the rock and representing six standing male figures, possibly Qar with his family members. Inscriptions and reliefs decorate the walls. - 35012
View of the first court of the Mastaba of Qar. The court was originally uncovered but is now covered. Its walls are decorated with reliefs as well as the architrave and pillars. To the left in a niche is an image, carved into the rock, probably of Qar wearing a wig. In the background is the inner chamber with six statues carved in the rock and representing six standing male figures, possibly Qar with his family members. Inscriptions and reliefs decorate the walls.
View of the first court of the Mastaba of Qar. The court was originally uncovered but is now covered. Its walls are decorated with reliefs as well as the architrave and pillars. To the left in a niche is an image, carved into the rock, probably of Qar wearing a wig. In the background is the inner chamber with six statues carved in the rock and representing six standing male figures, possibly Qar with his family members. Inscriptions and reliefs decorate the walls. - 35013
View of the first court of the Mastaba of Qar. The court was originally uncovered but is now covered. Its walls are decorated with reliefs as well as the architrave and pillars. To the left in a niche is an image, carved into the rock, probably of Qar wearing a wig. In the background is the inner chamber with six statues carved in the rock and representing six standing male figures, possibly Qar with his family members. Inscriptions and reliefs decorate the walls.
View of the first court of the Mastaba of Qar. The court was originally uncovered but is now covered. Its walls are decorated with reliefs as well as the architrave and pillars. To the left in a niche is an image, carved into the rock, probably of Qar wearing a wig. In the background is the inner chamber with six statues carved in the rock and representing six standing male figures, possibly Qar with his family members. Inscriptions and reliefs decorate the walls. - 35009
View of the first court of the Mastaba of Qar. The court was originally uncovered but is now covered. Its walls are decorated with reliefs as well as the architrave and pillars. To the left in a niche is an image, carved into the rock, probably of Qar wearing a wig. In the background is the inner chamber with six statues carved in the rock and representing six standing male figures, possibly Qar with his family members. Inscriptions and reliefs decorate the walls.
View of the first court of the Mastaba of Qar. The court was originally uncovered but is now covered. Its walls are decorated with reliefs as well as the architrave and pillars. To the left in a niche is an image, carved into the rock, probably of Qar wearing a wig. In the background is the inner chamber with six statues carved in the rock and representing six standing male figures, possibly Qar with his family members. Inscriptions and reliefs decorate the walls. - 35010
The inner chamber of the Mastaba of Qar features six statues carved in the rock representing six standing male figures. They are probably Qar and his family. The first four figures on the left are identical and wear wigs and a short loincloth. The fifth figure is that of a naked child without a wig. The last figure is represented without a wig and wearing a long kilt.
The inner chamber of the Mastaba of Qar features six statues carved in the rock representing six standing male figures. They are probably Qar and his family. The first four figures on the left are identical and wear wigs and a short loincloth. The fifth figure is that of a naked child without a wig. The last figure is represented without a wig and wearing a long kilt. - 34560
The inner chamber of the Mastaba of Qar features six statues carved in the rock representing six standing male figures. They are probably Qar and his family. The first four figures on the left are identical and wear wigs and a short loincloth. The fifth figure is that of a naked child without a wig. The last figure is represented without a wig and wearing a long kilt.
The inner chamber of the Mastaba of Qar features six statues carved in the rock representing six standing male figures. They are probably Qar and his family. The first four figures on the left are identical and wear wigs and a short loincloth. The fifth figure is that of a naked child without a wig. The last figure is represented without a wig and wearing a long kilt. - 35015
The inner chamber of the Mastaba of Qar features six statues carved in the rock representing six standing male figures. They are probably Qar and his family. The first four figures on the left are identical and wear wigs and a short loincloth. The fifth figure is that of a naked child without a wig. The last figure is represented without a wig and wearing a long kilt.
The inner chamber of the Mastaba of Qar features six statues carved in the rock representing six standing male figures. They are probably Qar and his family. The first four figures on the left are identical and wear wigs and a short loincloth. The fifth figure is that of a naked child without a wig. The last figure is represented without a wig and wearing a long kilt. - 35198
The inner chamber of the Mastaba of Qar features six statues carved in the rock representing six standing male figures. They are probably Qar and his family. The first four figures on the left are identical and wear wigs and a short loincloth. The fifth figure is that of a naked child without a wig. The last figure is represented without a wig and wearing a long kilt.
The inner chamber of the Mastaba of Qar features six statues carved in the rock representing six standing male figures. They are probably Qar and his family. The first four figures on the left are identical and wear wigs and a short loincloth. The fifth figure is that of a naked child without a wig. The last figure is represented without a wig and wearing a long kilt. - 35199
The inner chamber of the Mastaba of Qar features six statues carved in the rock representing six standing male figures. They are probably Qar and his family. The first four figures on the left are identical and wear wigs and a short loincloth. The fifth figure is that of a naked child without a wig. The last figure is represented without a wig and wearing a long kilt.
The inner chamber of the Mastaba of Qar features six statues carved in the rock representing six standing male figures. They are probably Qar and his family. The first four figures on the left are identical and wear wigs and a short loincloth. The fifth figure is that of a naked child without a wig. The last figure is represented without a wig and wearing a long kilt. - 35200
In the centre of the wall of chamber D is an opening leading to chamber E. On both sides of the opening is depicted Qar sitting on a chair with lion's paws as he looks towards the door. The inner walls of the passage also depict Qar standing facing the next chamber.
In the centre of the wall of chamber D is an opening leading to chamber E. On both sides of the opening is depicted Qar sitting on a chair with lion's paws as he looks towards the door. The inner walls of the passage also depict Qar standing facing the next chamber. - 35195
In the centre of the wall of chamber D is an opening leading to chamber E. On both sides of the opening is depicted Qar sitting on a chair with lion's paws as he looks towards the door. The inner walls of the passage also depict Qar standing facing the next chamber.
In the centre of the wall of chamber D is an opening leading to chamber E. On both sides of the opening is depicted Qar sitting on a chair with lion's paws as he looks towards the door. The inner walls of the passage also depict Qar standing facing the next chamber. - 35196
The inner chamber of the Mastaba of Qar features six statues carved in the rock representing six standing male figures. They are probably Qar and his family. The first four figures on the left are identical and wear wigs and a short loincloth. The fifth figure is that of a naked child without a wig. The last figure is represented without a wig and wearing a long kilt.
The inner chamber of the Mastaba of Qar features six statues carved in the rock representing six standing male figures. They are probably Qar and his family. The first four figures on the left are identical and wear wigs and a short loincloth. The fifth figure is that of a naked child without a wig. The last figure is represented without a wig and wearing a long kilt. - 35197
The inner chamber of the Mastaba of Qar features six statues carved in the rock representing six standing male figures. They are probably Qar and his family. The first four figures on the left are identical and wear wigs and a short loincloth. The fifth figure is that of a naked child without a wig. The last figure is represented without a wig and wearing a long kilt.
The inner chamber of the Mastaba of Qar features six statues carved in the rock representing six standing male figures. They are probably Qar and his family. The first four figures on the left are identical and wear wigs and a short loincloth. The fifth figure is that of a naked child without a wig. The last figure is represented without a wig and wearing a long kilt. - 35193
Qar is depicted seated on a throne with lion-shaped feet. In front of him is a table with vertically placed loaves of bread. Under the table are offerings. In front of Qar are two registers, each with seven men who bring offerings, consecrate, sprinkle liquids and perform ritual gestures.
Qar is depicted seated on a throne with lion-shaped feet. In front of him is a table with vertically placed loaves of bread. Under the table are offerings. In front of Qar are two registers, each with seven men who bring offerings, consecrate, sprinkle liquids and perform ritual gestures. - 35186
Niche with the statue of Qar carved into the rock and placed in the left wall of the mastaba court. Qar is depicted seated with a wig, his hands are on his knees, the right one is open with palm down while the left one has a closed fist.
Niche with the statue of Qar carved into the rock and placed in the left wall of the mastaba court. Qar is depicted seated with a wig, his hands are on his knees, the right one is open with palm down while the left one has a closed fist. - 35187
Niche with the statue of Qar carved into the rock and placed in the left wall of the mastaba court. Qar is depicted seated with a wig, his hands are on his knees, the right one is open with palm down while the left one has a closed fist.
Niche with the statue of Qar carved into the rock and placed in the left wall of the mastaba court. Qar is depicted seated with a wig, his hands are on his knees, the right one is open with palm down while the left one has a closed fist. - 35188
The inner chamber of the Mastaba of Qar features six statues carved in the rock representing six standing male figures. They are probably Qar and his family. The first four figures on the left are identical and wear wigs and a short loincloth. The fifth figure is that of a naked child without a wig. The last figure is represented without a wig and wearing a long kilt.
The inner chamber of the Mastaba of Qar features six statues carved in the rock representing six standing male figures. They are probably Qar and his family. The first four figures on the left are identical and wear wigs and a short loincloth. The fifth figure is that of a naked child without a wig. The last figure is represented without a wig and wearing a long kilt. - 35191
The inner chamber of the Mastaba of Qar features six statues carved in the rock representing six standing male figures. They are probably Qar and his family. The first four figures on the left are identical and wear wigs and a short loincloth. The fifth figure is that of a naked child without a wig. The last figure is represented without a wig and wearing a long kilt.
The inner chamber of the Mastaba of Qar features six statues carved in the rock representing six standing male figures. They are probably Qar and his family. The first four figures on the left are identical and wear wigs and a short loincloth. The fifth figure is that of a naked child without a wig. The last figure is represented without a wig and wearing a long kilt. - 35016
A scene from the funeral procession of the mastaba of Qar. The funeral procession started from the house of the deceased to the house of purification, immediately afterwards a boat was taken to the house for embalming. The scene shows two rows of ten men looking back while dragging the boat by means of two ropes.
A scene from the funeral procession of the mastaba of Qar. The funeral procession started from the house of the deceased to the house of purification, immediately afterwards a boat was taken to the house for embalming. The scene shows two rows of ten men looking back while dragging the boat by means of two ropes. - 35178
A scene from the funeral procession of the mastaba of Qar. The funeral procession started from the house of the deceased to the house of purification, immediately afterwards a boat was taken to the house for embalming. The scene shows two rows of ten men looking back while dragging the boat by means of two ropes.
A scene from the funeral procession of the mastaba of Qar. The funeral procession started from the house of the deceased to the house of purification, immediately afterwards a boat was taken to the house for embalming. The scene shows two rows of ten men looking back while dragging the boat by means of two ropes. - 35179
A scene from the funeral procession of the mastaba of Qar. The funeral procession started from the house of the deceased to the house of purification, immediately afterwards a boat was transported to the house for embalming. Three figures are shown here: on the left a reader-priest, in front of him a man and a woman recite ritual formulas as shown by their hands placed in front of their mouths. Between them is a small table with offerings. Both express mourning through gestures and posture.
A scene from the funeral procession of the mastaba of Qar. The funeral procession started from the house of the deceased to the house of purification, immediately afterwards a boat was transported to the house for embalming. Three figures are shown here: on the left a reader-priest, in front of him a man and a woman recite ritual formulas as shown by their hands placed in front of their mouths. Between them is a small table with offerings. Both express mourning through gestures and posture. - 35180
A scene from the funeral procession of the mastaba of Qar. The funeral procession started from the house of the deceased to the house of purification, immediately afterwards a boat was transported to the house for embalming. The picture shows the detail of the boat carrying the sarcophagus placed under a cover. Behind it is a female figure called a djeret, or mourner, and two helmsmen.
A scene from the funeral procession of the mastaba of Qar. The funeral procession started from the house of the deceased to the house of purification, immediately afterwards a boat was transported to the house for embalming. The picture shows the detail of the boat carrying the sarcophagus placed under a cover. Behind it is a female figure called a djeret, or mourner, and two helmsmen. - 35183
A scene from the funeral procession of the mastaba of Qar. The funeral procession started from the house of the deceased to the house of purification, immediately afterwards a boat was transported to the house for embalming. The picture shows two oxen tied by the legs positioned behind a mourner and in the vicinity of the purification tent.
A scene from the funeral procession of the mastaba of Qar. The funeral procession started from the house of the deceased to the house of purification, immediately afterwards a boat was transported to the house for embalming. The picture shows two oxen tied by the legs positioned behind a mourner and in the vicinity of the purification tent. - 35184
stepped tomb of Qar Shows at the top men on a funerary boat and the dignitary's sarcophagus and at the bottom the dignitary and a man and a woman setting up the offering table and two bulls that are destined for sacrifice
stepped tomb of Qar Shows at the top men on a funerary boat and the dignitary's sarcophagus and at the bottom the dignitary and a man and a woman setting up the offering table and two bulls that are destined for sacrifice - 35181
A scene from the funeral procession of the mastaba of Qar. The funeral procession started from the house of the deceased to the house of purification, immediately afterwards a boat was transported to the house for embalming. The picture shows the purification tent containing different types of objects and compartments.
A scene from the funeral procession of the mastaba of Qar. The funeral procession started from the house of the deceased to the house of purification, immediately afterwards a boat was transported to the house for embalming. The picture shows the purification tent containing different types of objects and compartments. - 35182
False door of the mastaba of Qar. During the ancient kingdom, the false door was a central element inside Egyptian tombs. It was considered the crossing point between the world of the living and the world of the dead. In front of it, carved into the floor, was the hetep sign indicating the exact spot where offerings for the deceased were to be presented.
False door of the mastaba of Qar. During the ancient kingdom, the false door was a central element inside Egyptian tombs. It was considered the crossing point between the world of the living and the world of the dead. In front of it, carved into the floor, was the hetep sign indicating the exact spot where offerings for the deceased were to be presented. - 35194
Detail with hieroglyphs from the mastaba of Qar. At the top a representation of a viper and at the bottom that of a human face represented frontally. Each sign had ideographic, alphabetic and phonetic value.
Detail with hieroglyphs from the mastaba of Qar. At the top a representation of a viper and at the bottom that of a human face represented frontally. Each sign had ideographic, alphabetic and phonetic value. - 35189
Statuette from the Mastaba of Qar Sakkara - Saqqara
Statuette from the Mastaba of Qar Sakkara - Saqqara - 34157
Statuette from the Mastaba of Qar Sakkara - Saqqara
Statuette from the Mastaba of Qar Sakkara - Saqqara - 34158
Bronze figure of standing Anubis.
Bronze figure of standing Anubis. - 34156
Bronze figure of standing Onuris.
Bronze figure of standing Onuris. - 34151
Bronze figure of standing Onuris.
Bronze figure of standing Onuris. - 34152
Bronze figure of standing Osiris.
Bronze figure of standing Osiris. - 34153
Bronze figure of standing Osiris.
Bronze figure of standing Osiris. - 34154
Bronze figure of standing Anubis.
Bronze figure of standing Anubis. - 34155
Rilievo. Particolare
Rilievo. Particolare - 34561
controllare
controllare - 34212
Sakkara - Saqqara - Saqqara
Sakkara - Saqqara - Saqqara - 35293
Sakkara - Saqqara - Saqqara
Sakkara - Saqqara - Saqqara - 35294
Sakkara - Saqqara - Saqqara
Sakkara - Saqqara - Saqqara - 35295
Sakkara - Saqqara - Saqqara
Sakkara - Saqqara - Saqqara - 35296
alabaster-offers-table
alabaster-offers-table - 35626
alabaster-offers-table
alabaster-offers-table - 35627
Sakkara - Saqqara
Sakkara - Saqqara - 34159
Tomba di Qar
Tomba di Qar - 35185

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