The ruler Amenhotep II is depicted on a war chariot, drawn by galloping horses, as he is about to shoot an arrow from his bow. Amenhotep uses as a target an ox-skin-shaped copper ingot, visible on the right already pierced by five other arrows.
The ruler Amenhotep II is depicted on a war chariot, drawn by galloping horses, as he is about to shoot an arrow from his bow. Amenhotep uses as a target an ox-skin-shaped copper ingot, visible on the right already pierced by five other arrows. - 32152
Detail of Tutankhamun's ceremonial chariot: showing the god bes, who adorned the chariot bed
Detail of Tutankhamun's ceremonial chariot: showing the god bes, who adorned the chariot bed - 70283
Parade chariot from Tutankhamun's tomb made of wood, gold, semi-precious stones and glass paste. This is the two-wheeled war chariot, which later became a ceremonial chariot and is here reproduced in precious materials for the ruler's afterlife.
Parade chariot from Tutankhamun's tomb made of wood, gold, semi-precious stones and glass paste. This is the two-wheeled war chariot, which later became a ceremonial chariot and is here reproduced in precious materials for the ruler's afterlife. - 21767
Parade chariot from Tutankhamun's tomb made of wood, gold, semi-precious stones and glass paste. This is the two-wheeled war chariot, which later became a ceremonial chariot and is here reproduced in precious materials for the ruler's afterlife.
Parade chariot from Tutankhamun's tomb made of wood, gold, semi-precious stones and glass paste. This is the two-wheeled war chariot, which later became a ceremonial chariot and is here reproduced in precious materials for the ruler's afterlife. - 21768
Scene from the Battle of Qadesh with Ramesses II on his war chariot drawn by two horses. The ruler wears the typical khepresh war copric, holding the reins with one hand and the bow with the other. Below, detail of the personal lion of Ramesses II depicted running alongside the pharaoh's chariot.
Scene from the Battle of Qadesh with Ramesses II on his war chariot drawn by two horses. The ruler wears the typical khepresh war copric, holding the reins with one hand and the bow with the other. Below, detail of the personal lion of Ramesses II depicted running alongside the pharaoh's chariot. - 27184
The king is in his chariot, returning from a military campaign. In front of the horses pulling the chariot run two prisoners, an Asian and a Nubian.
The king is in his chariot, returning from a military campaign. In front of the horses pulling the chariot run two prisoners, an Asian and a Nubian. - 21506
Detail of the parade chariot from Tutankhamun's tomb made of wood, gold, semi-precious stones and glass paste. The detail depicts the joints of the chariot finely decorated with floral and geometric bands. Note the presence of the head of the god Bes, wearing the typical feathered headdress.
Detail of the parade chariot from Tutankhamun's tomb made of wood, gold, semi-precious stones and glass paste. The detail depicts the joints of the chariot finely decorated with floral and geometric bands. Note the presence of the head of the god Bes, wearing the typical feathered headdress. - 21765
Battle of Qadesh: in the scene Ramesses II, depicted on his chariot while stretching his bow, is about to attack his enemies. He wears the typical war headgear, khepresh. The horses pulling the chariot are represented galloping while trampling the defeated enemies.
Battle of Qadesh: in the scene Ramesses II, depicted on his chariot while stretching his bow, is about to attack his enemies. He wears the typical war headgear, khepresh. The horses pulling the chariot are represented galloping while trampling the defeated enemies. - 27215
Scene from the Battle of Qadesh with Ramesses II on his war chariot drawn by two horses. The ruler wears the typical khepresh war copric, holding the reins with one hand and the bow with the other. Below, detail of the personal lion of Ramesses II depicted running alongside the pharaoh's chariot.
Scene from the Battle of Qadesh with Ramesses II on his war chariot drawn by two horses. The ruler wears the typical khepresh war copric, holding the reins with one hand and the bow with the other. Below, detail of the personal lion of Ramesses II depicted running alongside the pharaoh's chariot. - 27183
Scene from the Battle of Qadesh with Ramesses II on his war chariot drawn by two horses. The ruler wears the typical khepresh war copric, holding the reins with one hand and the bow with the other. Below, detail of the personal lion of Ramesses II depicted running alongside the pharaoh's chariot.
Scene from the Battle of Qadesh with Ramesses II on his war chariot drawn by two horses. The ruler wears the typical khepresh war copric, holding the reins with one hand and the bow with the other. Below, detail of the personal lion of Ramesses II depicted running alongside the pharaoh's chariot. - 27135
Detail of the parade chariot from Tutankhamun's tomb made of wood, gold, semi-precious stones and glass paste. The representation in gold foil and bluestone consists of a frame of amulets (Djed pillars; Tiat or knots of Isis) with the central figure of a summary canid with columns of hieroglyphic inscriptions.
Detail of the parade chariot from Tutankhamun's tomb made of wood, gold, semi-precious stones and glass paste. The representation in gold foil and bluestone consists of a frame of amulets (Djed pillars; Tiat or knots of Isis) with the central figure of a summary canid with columns of hieroglyphic inscriptions. - 21764
Detail of the parade chariot from Tutankhamun's tomb made of wood, gold, semi-precious stones and glass paste. The multi-registered gold foil representation includes the names of the ruler inscribed in cartouches on the upper part, followed by the representation of the enemies kneeling on either side of the 'Sema-Tawy' (the heraldic representation of the union of the Two Lands) and again the array of enemies kneeling and with their hands tied, symbolising the pharaoh's victory over all enemies.
Detail of the parade chariot from Tutankhamun's tomb made of wood, gold, semi-precious stones and glass paste. The multi-registered gold foil representation includes the names of the ruler inscribed in cartouches on the upper part, followed by the representation of the enemies kneeling on either side of the 'Sema-Tawy' (the heraldic representation of the union of the Two Lands) and again the array of enemies kneeling and with their hands tied, symbolising the pharaoh's victory over all enemies. - 21766
Battle of Kadesh in which Ramesses fights against Nubians, Hittites and Syrians. It shows the king on the battle chariot with horses and servants
Battle of Kadesh in which Ramesses fights against Nubians, Hittites and Syrians. It shows the king on the battle chariot with horses and servants - 27168
Battle of Kadesh in which Ramesses fights against Nubians, Hittites and Syrians. Shows the pharaoh king Ramesses shooting an arrow with a bow on a chariot during siege of the city
Battle of Kadesh in which Ramesses fights against Nubians, Hittites and Syrians. Shows the pharaoh king Ramesses shooting an arrow with a bow on a chariot during siege of the city - 27172
Battle of Qadesh: in the scene Ramesses II, depicted on his chariot while stretching his bow, is about to attack his enemies. He wears the typical war headgear, khepresh. The horses pulling the chariot are represented galloping while trampling the defeated enemies.
Battle of Qadesh: in the scene Ramesses II, depicted on his chariot while stretching his bow, is about to attack his enemies. He wears the typical war headgear, khepresh. The horses pulling the chariot are represented galloping while trampling the defeated enemies. - 27214
Battle of Qadesh: in the scene Ramesses II, depicted on his chariot while stretching his bow, is about to attack his enemies. He wears the typical war headgear, khepresh. The horses pulling the chariot are represented galloping while trampling the defeated enemies.
Battle of Qadesh: in the scene Ramesses II, depicted on his chariot while stretching his bow, is about to attack his enemies. He wears the typical war headgear, khepresh. The horses pulling the chariot are represented galloping while trampling the defeated enemies. - 27529
Inscribed and decorated stele with a rounded top. The scene depicts two characters on a horse-drawn chariot. The character on the left is Any, owner of the burial from which the stele originates; he wears a wig on which is placed a cone of perfumed ointment and is richly dressed. The second character is a servant of Any, has a shaved head and leads the chariot.
Inscribed and decorated stele with a rounded top. The scene depicts two characters on a horse-drawn chariot. The character on the left is Any, owner of the burial from which the stele originates; he wears a wig on which is placed a cone of perfumed ointment and is richly dressed. The second character is a servant of Any, has a shaved head and leads the chariot. - 20649
Battle of Qadesh: in the scene Ramesses II, depicted on his chariot while stretching his bow, is about to attack a Syrian fort. The artist has probably re-carved the figure as the pharaoh appears to have four arms and two bows. Behind him are the three sons of the pharaoh with their horses.
Battle of Qadesh: in the scene Ramesses II, depicted on his chariot while stretching his bow, is about to attack a Syrian fort. The artist has probably re-carved the figure as the pharaoh appears to have four arms and two bows. Behind him are the three sons of the pharaoh with their horses. - 27178
Battle of Qadesh: in the scene Ramesses II, depicted on his chariot while stretching his bow, is about to attack a Syrian fort. The artist has probably re-carved the figure as the pharaoh appears to have four arms and two bows. Behind him are the three sons of the pharaoh with their horses.
Battle of Qadesh: in the scene Ramesses II, depicted on his chariot while stretching his bow, is about to attack a Syrian fort. The artist has probably re-carved the figure as the pharaoh appears to have four arms and two bows. Behind him are the three sons of the pharaoh with their horses. - 27181
Battle of Qadesh: in the scene Ramesses II, depicted on his chariot while stretching his bow, is about to attack a Syrian fort. The artist has probably re-carved the figure as the pharaoh appears to have four arms and two bows. Behind him are the three sons of the pharaoh with their horses.
Battle of Qadesh: in the scene Ramesses II, depicted on his chariot while stretching his bow, is about to attack a Syrian fort. The artist has probably re-carved the figure as the pharaoh appears to have four arms and two bows. Behind him are the three sons of the pharaoh with their horses. - 27182
Scene from the Battle of Qadesh with Ramesses II on his war chariot drawn by two horses. The ruler wears the typical khepresh war copric, holding the reins with one hand and the bow with the other.
Scene from the Battle of Qadesh with Ramesses II on his war chariot drawn by two horses. The ruler wears the typical khepresh war copric, holding the reins with one hand and the bow with the other. - 27188
Scene from the Battle of Qadesh with Ramesses II on his war chariot drawn by two horses. The ruler wears the typical khepresh war copric, holding the reins with one hand and the bow with the other.
Scene from the Battle of Qadesh with Ramesses II on his war chariot drawn by two horses. The ruler wears the typical khepresh war copric, holding the reins with one hand and the bow with the other. - 27189
Battle of Qadesh: in the scene Ramesses II, depicted on his chariot while stretching his bow, is about to attack a Syrian fort. The artist has probably re-carved the figure as the pharaoh appears to have four arms and two bows. Behind him are the three sons of the pharaoh with their horses.
Battle of Qadesh: in the scene Ramesses II, depicted on his chariot while stretching his bow, is about to attack a Syrian fort. The artist has probably re-carved the figure as the pharaoh appears to have four arms and two bows. Behind him are the three sons of the pharaoh with their horses. - 27137
pharaoh servant chariot horse hieroglyphics chariot
pharaoh servant chariot horse hieroglyphics chariot - 20648
Wagon-shaped toy
Wagon-shaped toy - 20659
It was part of the deceased's grave goods. The model represents a vessel made of bundles of reeds bound by cerde and terminated at the prow and stern in two tufts in the shape of an open papyrus flower. Four gold rings protrude from the walls. The eguipment consists of twelve silver rowers. The boat rests on a wooden chariot with four bronze wheels. The bowman's seat on the right, which gives orders to the crew, reproduces the knot of Isis on several registers; behind the helmsman on the left is another seat depicting a lion and a Kamose scroll; in the centre of the boat is another gold figure with an axe and a staff.
It was part of the deceased's grave goods. The model represents a vessel made of bundles of reeds bound by cerde and terminated at the prow and stern in two tufts in the shape of an open papyrus flower. Four gold rings protrude from the walls. The eguipment consists of twelve silver rowers. The boat rests on a wooden chariot with four bronze wheels. The bowman's seat on the right, which gives orders to the crew, reproduces the knot of Isis on several registers; behind the helmsman on the left is another seat depicting a lion and a Kamose scroll; in the centre of the boat is another gold figure with an axe and a staff. - 22452
It was part of the deceased's grave goods. The model represents a vessel made of bundles of reeds bound by cerde and terminated at the prow and stern in two tufts in the shape of an open papyrus flower. Four gold rings protrude from the walls. The eguipment consists of twelve silver rowers. The boat rests on a wooden chariot with four bronze wheels. The bowman's seat on the right, which gives orders to the crew, reproduces the knot of Isis on several registers; behind the helmsman on the left is another seat depicting a lion and a Kamose scroll; in the centre of the boat is another gold figure with an axe and a staff.
It was part of the deceased's grave goods. The model represents a vessel made of bundles of reeds bound by cerde and terminated at the prow and stern in two tufts in the shape of an open papyrus flower. Four gold rings protrude from the walls. The eguipment consists of twelve silver rowers. The boat rests on a wooden chariot with four bronze wheels. The bowman's seat on the right, which gives orders to the crew, reproduces the knot of Isis on several registers; behind the helmsman on the left is another seat depicting a lion and a Kamose scroll; in the centre of the boat is another gold figure with an axe and a staff. - 22453
Battle of Qadesh: detail of the scene in which Ramesses II, represented on his chariot while stretching his bow, is about to attack his enemies. The horses pulling the chariot are depicted galloping while trampling the defeated enemies.
Battle of Qadesh: detail of the scene in which Ramesses II, represented on his chariot while stretching his bow, is about to attack his enemies. The horses pulling the chariot are depicted galloping while trampling the defeated enemies. - 27519
Battle of Qadesh: detail of the scene in which Ramesses II, represented on his chariot while stretching his bow, is about to attack his enemies. The horses pulling the chariot are depicted galloping while trampling the defeated enemies.
Battle of Qadesh: detail of the scene in which Ramesses II, represented on his chariot while stretching his bow, is about to attack his enemies. The horses pulling the chariot are depicted galloping while trampling the defeated enemies. - 27539
Battle of Qadesh: detail of the scene in which Ramesses II, represented on his chariot while stretching his bow, is about to attack his enemies. The horses pulling the chariot are depicted galloping while trampling the defeated enemies.
Battle of Qadesh: detail of the scene in which Ramesses II, represented on his chariot while stretching his bow, is about to attack his enemies. The horses pulling the chariot are depicted galloping while trampling the defeated enemies. - 27542
Battle of Qadesh: detail of the scene in which Ramesses II, represented on his chariot while stretching his bow, is about to attack his enemies. The horses pulling the chariot are depicted galloping while trampling the defeated enemies.
Battle of Qadesh: detail of the scene in which Ramesses II, represented on his chariot while stretching his bow, is about to attack his enemies. The horses pulling the chariot are depicted galloping while trampling the defeated enemies. - 27512
Detail of the central scene of the casket: Tutankhamun on his chariot and with his bow outstretched.
Detail of the central scene of the casket: Tutankhamun on his chariot and with his bow outstretched. - 22112
Detail of the central scene of the casket: Tutankhamun on his chariot and with his bow outstretched.
Detail of the central scene of the casket: Tutankhamun on his chariot and with his bow outstretched. - 22133
Detail of the hunting scene in the desert: Tutankhamun on his chariot and with his bow outstretched.
Detail of the hunting scene in the desert: Tutankhamun on his chariot and with his bow outstretched. - 22130
Battle of Kadesh in which Pharaoh King Ramesses fights against Nubians, Hittites and Syrians. It shows the war, army, horse chariot and Hittite prisoners
Battle of Kadesh in which Pharaoh King Ramesses fights against Nubians, Hittites and Syrians. It shows the war, army, horse chariot and Hittite prisoners - 27169
Battle of Kadesh in which Ramesses fights against Nubians, Hittites and Syrians. It shows the escape of the Hatti king on his chariot On the sides horses horsemen soldiers prisoners
Battle of Kadesh in which Ramesses fights against Nubians, Hittites and Syrians. It shows the escape of the Hatti king on his chariot On the sides horses horsemen soldiers prisoners - 27170
Battle of Qadesh: detail of the horses pulling Ramesses II's war chariot during the assault on a Syrian fort. The two horses are harnessed and depicted galloping.
Battle of Qadesh: detail of the horses pulling Ramesses II's war chariot during the assault on a Syrian fort. The two horses are harnessed and depicted galloping. - 27211
Battle of Kadesh in which Ramesses fights against Nubians, Hittites and Syrians. Shows soldiers with bow and arrows shield on chariot with horse
Battle of Kadesh in which Ramesses fights against Nubians, Hittites and Syrians. Shows soldiers with bow and arrows shield on chariot with horse - 27453
Battle of Kadesh in which Ramesses fights against Nubians, Hittites and Syrians. It shows two horsemen on a chariot with horses
Battle of Kadesh in which Ramesses fights against Nubians, Hittites and Syrians. It shows two horsemen on a chariot with horses - 27477
Battle of Kadesh in which Ramesses fights against the Nubians, Hittites and Syrians. shows cavalry and infantry with soldiers with shield and spear and chariot with horse
Battle of Kadesh in which Ramesses fights against the Nubians, Hittites and Syrians. shows cavalry and infantry with soldiers with shield and spear and chariot with horse - 27478
Battle of Qadesh: detail of the horses pulling Ramesses II's war chariot during the assault on a Syrian fort. The two horses are harnessed and depicted galloping.
Battle of Qadesh: detail of the horses pulling Ramesses II's war chariot during the assault on a Syrian fort. The two horses are harnessed and depicted galloping. - 27180
Battle of Qadesh. Detail of the personal lion of Ramesses II depicted running alongside the pharaoh's chariot.
Battle of Qadesh. Detail of the personal lion of Ramesses II depicted running alongside the pharaoh's chariot. - 27190
Battle of Kadesh in which Ramesses fought against Nubians, Hittites and Syrians. the pharaoh's cavalry soldiers with bow arrow horse chariot
Battle of Kadesh in which Ramesses fought against Nubians, Hittites and Syrians. the pharaoh's cavalry soldiers with bow arrow horse chariot - 27525
Battle of Kadesh in which Ramesses fought against Nubians, Hittites and Syrians. the pharaoh's cavalry soldiers with bow arrow horse chariot
Battle of Kadesh in which Ramesses fought against Nubians, Hittites and Syrians. the pharaoh's cavalry soldiers with bow arrow horse chariot - 27528
Battle of Kadesh in which Ramesses fought against Nubians, Hittites and Syrians. the pharaoh's cavalry soldiers with bow arrow horse chariot
Battle of Kadesh in which Ramesses fought against Nubians, Hittites and Syrians. the pharaoh's cavalry soldiers with bow arrow horse chariot - 27540
Battle of Kadesh in which Ramesses fought against Nubians, Hittites and Syrians. the pharaoh's cavalry soldiers with bow arrow horse chariot
Battle of Kadesh in which Ramesses fought against Nubians, Hittites and Syrians. the pharaoh's cavalry soldiers with bow arrow horse chariot - 27541
Battle of Kadesh in which Ramesses fought against Nubians, Hittites and Syrians. the pharaoh's cavalry soldiers with bow arrow horse chariot
Battle of Kadesh in which Ramesses fought against Nubians, Hittites and Syrians. the pharaoh's cavalry soldiers with bow arrow horse chariot - 27543
Battle of Kadesh in which Ramesses fought against Nubians, Hittites and Syrians. the pharaoh's cavalry soldiers with bow arrow horse chariot
Battle of Kadesh in which Ramesses fought against Nubians, Hittites and Syrians. the pharaoh's cavalry soldiers with bow arrow horse chariot - 27545
Battle of Kadesh in which Ramesses fought against Nubians, Hittites and Syrians. the pharaoh's cavalry soldiers with bow arrow horse chariot
Battle of Kadesh in which Ramesses fought against Nubians, Hittites and Syrians. the pharaoh's cavalry soldiers with bow arrow horse chariot - 27546
Battle of Kadesh in which Ramesses fought against Nubians, Hittites and Syrians. the pharaoh's cavalry soldiers with bow arrow horse chariot
Battle of Kadesh in which Ramesses fought against Nubians, Hittites and Syrians. the pharaoh's cavalry soldiers with bow arrow horse chariot - 27522

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