Scriba Nimaatsed
Scriba Nimaatsed - 21288
Scriba Nimaatsed
Scriba Nimaatsed - 21287
Scriba
Scriba - 21294
The sculpture depicts a young scribe sitting on the ground with his legs crossed and the papyrus scroll open on his lap. He wears a wig that leaves his ears and shoulders uncovered.
The sculpture depicts a young scribe sitting on the ground with his legs crossed and the papyrus scroll open on his lap. He wears a wig that leaves his ears and shoulders uncovered. - 21171
The sculpture depicts a young scribe sitting on the ground with his legs crossed and his hands above his knees.
The sculpture depicts a young scribe sitting on the ground with his legs crossed and his hands above his knees. - 21159
The scribe's gaze is fixed forward. The scribe is seated on the ground with his legs crossed and his hands holding a papyrus partially unrolled on his knees. The statue retains its colour.
The scribe's gaze is fixed forward. The scribe is seated on the ground with his legs crossed and his hands holding a papyrus partially unrolled on his knees. The statue retains its colour. - 21293
Scribe writing under the inspiration of Thoth. The god is depicted in baboon form and has the lunar crescent and the solar disc on his head. The scribe is seated at Thoth's feet and is represented in the act of writing on a scroll that he holds on his knees.
Scribe writing under the inspiration of Thoth. The god is depicted in baboon form and has the lunar crescent and the solar disc on his head. The scribe is seated at Thoth's feet and is represented in the act of writing on a scroll that he holds on his knees. - 20643
Scribe writing under the inspiration of Thoth. The god is depicted in baboon form and has the lunar crescent and the solar disc on his head. The scribe is seated at Thoth's feet and is represented in the act of writing on a scroll that he holds on his knees.
Scribe writing under the inspiration of Thoth. The god is depicted in baboon form and has the lunar crescent and the solar disc on his head. The scribe is seated at Thoth's feet and is represented in the act of writing on a scroll that he holds on his knees. - 20644
Scribe writing under the inspiration of Thoth. The god is depicted in baboon form and has the lunar crescent and the solar disc on his head. The scribe is seated at Thoth's feet and is represented in the act of writing on a scroll that he holds on his knees.
Scribe writing under the inspiration of Thoth. The god is depicted in baboon form and has the lunar crescent and the solar disc on his head. The scribe is seated at Thoth's feet and is represented in the act of writing on a scroll that he holds on his knees. - 20645
Statue of Mithras as scribe. Mithras held many important positions, both religious and political, such as Administrator of Nomo and Priest of Maat. He is depicted in the position of scribe to remind us of his importance and education. Above his crossed legs and knees is an unrolled papyrus. The statue has set eyes.
Statue of Mithras as scribe. Mithras held many important positions, both religious and political, such as Administrator of Nomo and Priest of Maat. He is depicted in the position of scribe to remind us of his importance and education. Above his crossed legs and knees is an unrolled papyrus. The statue has set eyes. - 21021
Stele of the cattle scribe of Amun, Sethy
Stele of the cattle scribe of Amun, Sethy - 20777
Scribe depicted in traditional pose with papyrus
Scribe depicted in traditional pose with papyrus - 35623
Scribe depicted in traditional pose with papyrus
Scribe depicted in traditional pose with papyrus - 35624
Scribe depicted in traditional pose with papyrus
Scribe depicted in traditional pose with papyrus - 35622
Amenofi, one of Amenhotep III's highest dignitaries, is depicted here as a scribe. He is seated with crossed legs, his head is slightly bent forward looking towards the open papyrus scroll on his lap. He wears a skirt and a short wig and on his left shoulder are depicted writing implements. The folds of fat on her abdomen indicate the prosperity and success achieved by Amenhotep.
Amenofi, one of Amenhotep III's highest dignitaries, is depicted here as a scribe. He is seated with crossed legs, his head is slightly bent forward looking towards the open papyrus scroll on his lap. He wears a skirt and a short wig and on his left shoulder are depicted writing implements. The folds of fat on her abdomen indicate the prosperity and success achieved by Amenhotep. - 20735
Amenofi, one of Amenhotep III's highest dignitaries, is depicted here as a scribe. He is seated with crossed legs, his head is slightly bent forward looking towards the open papyrus scroll on his lap. He wears a skirt and a short wig and on his left shoulder are depicted writing implements. The folds of fat on her abdomen indicate the prosperity and success achieved by Amenhotep.
Amenofi, one of Amenhotep III's highest dignitaries, is depicted here as a scribe. He is seated with crossed legs, his head is slightly bent forward looking towards the open papyrus scroll on his lap. He wears a skirt and a short wig and on his left shoulder are depicted writing implements. The folds of fat on her abdomen indicate the prosperity and success achieved by Amenhotep. - 20736
Amenofi, one of Amenhotep III's highest dignitaries, is depicted here as a scribe. He is seated with crossed legs, his head is slightly bent forward looking towards the open papyrus scroll on his lap. He wears a skirt and a short wig and on his left shoulder are depicted writing implements. The folds of fat on her abdomen indicate the prosperity and success achieved by Amenhotep.
Amenofi, one of Amenhotep III's highest dignitaries, is depicted here as a scribe. He is seated with crossed legs, his head is slightly bent forward looking towards the open papyrus scroll on his lap. He wears a skirt and a short wig and on his left shoulder are depicted writing implements. The folds of fat on her abdomen indicate the prosperity and success achieved by Amenhotep. - 20737
Statue of Mithras as scribe. Mithras held many important positions, both religious and political, such as Administrator of Nomo and Priest of Maat. He is depicted in the position of scribe to remind us of his importance and education. Above his crossed legs and knees is an unrolled papyrus. The statue has set eyes.
Statue of Mithras as scribe. Mithras held many important positions, both religious and political, such as Administrator of Nomo and Priest of Maat. He is depicted in the position of scribe to remind us of his importance and education. Above his crossed legs and knees is an unrolled papyrus. The statue has set eyes. - 21022
Statue of Mithras as scribe. Mithras held many important positions, both religious and political, such as Administrator of Nomo and Priest of Maat. He is depicted in the position of scribe to remind us of his importance and education. Above his crossed legs and knees is an unrolled papyrus. The statue has set eyes.
Statue of Mithras as scribe. Mithras held many important positions, both religious and political, such as Administrator of Nomo and Priest of Maat. He is depicted in the position of scribe to remind us of his importance and education. Above his crossed legs and knees is an unrolled papyrus. The statue has set eyes. - 21023
Statue of Mithras as scribe. Mithras held many important positions, both religious and political, such as Administrator of Nomo and Priest of Maat. He is depicted in the position of scribe to remind us of his importance and education. Above his crossed legs and knees is an unrolled papyrus. The statue has set eyes.
Statue of Mithras as scribe. Mithras held many important positions, both religious and political, such as Administrator of Nomo and Priest of Maat. He is depicted in the position of scribe to remind us of his importance and education. Above his crossed legs and knees is an unrolled papyrus. The statue has set eyes. - 21019
Statue of Mithras as scribe. Mithras held many important positions, both religious and political, such as Administrator of Nomo and Priest of Maat. He is depicted in the position of scribe to remind us of his importance and education. Above his crossed legs and knees is an unrolled papyrus. The statue has set eyes.
Statue of Mithras as scribe. Mithras held many important positions, both religious and political, such as Administrator of Nomo and Priest of Maat. He is depicted in the position of scribe to remind us of his importance and education. Above his crossed legs and knees is an unrolled papyrus. The statue has set eyes. - 21020
Statue of Mithras as scribe. Mithras held many important positions, both religious and political, such as Administrator of Nomo and Priest of Maat. He is depicted in the position of scribe to remind us of his importance and education. Above his crossed legs and knees is an unrolled papyrus. The statue has set eyes.
Statue of Mithras as scribe. Mithras held many important positions, both religious and political, such as Administrator of Nomo and Priest of Maat. He is depicted in the position of scribe to remind us of his importance and education. Above his crossed legs and knees is an unrolled papyrus. The statue has set eyes. - 21016
Statue of Mithras as scribe. Mithras held many important positions, both religious and political, such as Administrator of Nomo and Priest of Maat. He is depicted in the position of scribe to remind us of his importance and education. Above his crossed legs and knees is an unrolled papyrus. The statue has set eyes.
Statue of Mithras as scribe. Mithras held many important positions, both religious and political, such as Administrator of Nomo and Priest of Maat. He is depicted in the position of scribe to remind us of his importance and education. Above his crossed legs and knees is an unrolled papyrus. The statue has set eyes. - 21017
Statue of Mithras as scribe. Mithras held many important positions, both religious and political, such as Administrator of Nomo and Priest of Maat. He is depicted in the position of scribe to remind us of his importance and education. Above his crossed legs and knees is an unrolled papyrus. The statue has set eyes.
Statue of Mithras as scribe. Mithras held many important positions, both religious and political, such as Administrator of Nomo and Priest of Maat. He is depicted in the position of scribe to remind us of his importance and education. Above his crossed legs and knees is an unrolled papyrus. The statue has set eyes. - 21018
The scribe's gaze is fixed forward and seems roused by the activity the man is engaged in. The broad shoulders and highlighted musculature of the pectorals and torso contrast slightly with the man's relaxed pose. Black base, papyrus scroll, he is seated with his legs crossed, his right hand must be holding a stylus, eyes set with copper, there is the sign of a multi-row necklace, white skirt with belt.
The scribe's gaze is fixed forward and seems roused by the activity the man is engaged in. The broad shoulders and highlighted musculature of the pectorals and torso contrast slightly with the man's relaxed pose. Black base, papyrus scroll, he is seated with his legs crossed, his right hand must be holding a stylus, eyes set with copper, there is the sign of a multi-row necklace, white skirt with belt. - 21168
The scribe's gaze is fixed forward and seems roused by the activity the man is engaged in. The broad shoulders and highlighted musculature of the pectorals and torso contrast slightly with the man's relaxed pose. Black base, papyrus scroll, he is seated with his legs crossed, his right hand must be holding a stylus, eyes set with copper, there is the sign of a multi-row necklace, white skirt with belt.
The scribe's gaze is fixed forward and seems roused by the activity the man is engaged in. The broad shoulders and highlighted musculature of the pectorals and torso contrast slightly with the man's relaxed pose. Black base, papyrus scroll, he is seated with his legs crossed, his right hand must be holding a stylus, eyes set with copper, there is the sign of a multi-row necklace, white skirt with belt. - 21169
The scribe's gaze is fixed forward and seems roused by the activity the man is engaged in. The broad shoulders and highlighted musculature of the pectorals and torso contrast slightly with the man's relaxed pose. Black base, papyrus scroll, he is seated with his legs crossed, his right hand must be holding a stylus, eyes set with copper, there is the sign of a multi-row necklace, white skirt with belt.
The scribe's gaze is fixed forward and seems roused by the activity the man is engaged in. The broad shoulders and highlighted musculature of the pectorals and torso contrast slightly with the man's relaxed pose. Black base, papyrus scroll, he is seated with his legs crossed, his right hand must be holding a stylus, eyes set with copper, there is the sign of a multi-row necklace, white skirt with belt. - 21170
Made of ivory, equipped with six colours, this scribe's palette was found between the legs of the statue of Anubis in the Treasury Chamber. On it is inscribed the name of Meritaton, one of the sisters of Ankhesenamon
Made of ivory, equipped with six colours, this scribe's palette was found between the legs of the statue of Anubis in the Treasury Chamber. On it is inscribed the name of Meritaton, one of the sisters of Ankhesenamon - 21440
The statue depicts the vizier crouching with crossed legs, clutching the upper end of an open papyrus on his legs with both hands clenched into fists; he wears a striped wig.
The statue depicts the vizier crouching with crossed legs, clutching the upper end of an open papyrus on his legs with both hands clenched into fists; he wears a striped wig. - 20932
The sculpture depicts the priest sitting on the ground with his legs crossed, his right hand holding the stylus and his left hand holding the papyrus scroll. He is not wearing a wig.
The sculpture depicts the priest sitting on the ground with his legs crossed, his right hand holding the stylus and his left hand holding the papyrus scroll. He is not wearing a wig. - 20941
The sculpture depicts the priest sitting on the ground with his legs crossed, his right hand holding the stylus and his left hand holding the papyrus scroll. He is not wearing a wig.
The sculpture depicts the priest sitting on the ground with his legs crossed, his right hand holding the stylus and his left hand holding the papyrus scroll. He is not wearing a wig. - 20942
The statue depicts the vizier crouching with crossed legs, clutching the upper end of an open papyrus on his legs with both hands clenched into fists; he wears a striped wig.
The statue depicts the vizier crouching with crossed legs, clutching the upper end of an open papyrus on his legs with both hands clenched into fists; he wears a striped wig. - 20933
The statue depicts the vizier crouching with crossed legs, clutching the upper end of an open papyrus on his legs with both hands clenched into fists; he wears a striped wig.
The statue depicts the vizier crouching with crossed legs, clutching the upper end of an open papyrus on his legs with both hands clenched into fists; he wears a striped wig. - 20934
The sculpture depicts Ptahshepses seated on the ground with his legs crossed and his hands holding a papyrus partially unrolled on his knees. The broad shoulders and highlighted musculature of the pectorals and torso contrast slightly with the man's relaxed pose.
The sculpture depicts Ptahshepses seated on the ground with his legs crossed and his hands holding a papyrus partially unrolled on his knees. The broad shoulders and highlighted musculature of the pectorals and torso contrast slightly with the man's relaxed pose. - 21291
Statue of the scribe Amenhotep, son of Hapu, who lived during the reign of Amenhotep III. The scribe is depicted in the classical writing position, with his legs crossed and a papyrus scroll lying on his skirt. His head, covered with a broad wig, is turned towards the papyrus.
Statue of the scribe Amenhotep, son of Hapu, who lived during the reign of Amenhotep III. The scribe is depicted in the classical writing position, with his legs crossed and a papyrus scroll lying on his skirt. His head, covered with a broad wig, is turned towards the papyrus. - 30502
Statue of the scribe Amenhotep, son of Hapu, who lived during the reign of Amenhotep III. The scribe is depicted in the classical writing position, with his legs crossed and a papyrus scroll lying on his skirt. His head, covered with a broad wig, is turned towards the papyrus.
Statue of the scribe Amenhotep, son of Hapu, who lived during the reign of Amenhotep III. The scribe is depicted in the classical writing position, with his legs crossed and a papyrus scroll lying on his skirt. His head, covered with a broad wig, is turned towards the papyrus. - 30503
They are bidding boards. The panels are part of a group of six. The panels are provided with a rectangular recess at the top, which must have been used to fasten them to the walls of the niches; Hesira was a high official; he is seated on a seat with lion's paw legs, cloak, staff, scribe's tools, black and red-coloured tablet tied with a ribbon to the water bottle and stylus; hieroglyphics indicating products presented to the deceased, incense, wine, meat, bread, and Hesira's name and titles: chief priest, royal scribe, head of Buto, priest of Horus; bas-relief
They are bidding boards. The panels are part of a group of six. The panels are provided with a rectangular recess at the top, which must have been used to fasten them to the walls of the niches; Hesira was a high official; he is seated on a seat with lion's paw legs, cloak, staff, scribe's tools, black and red-coloured tablet tied with a ribbon to the water bottle and stylus; hieroglyphics indicating products presented to the deceased, incense, wine, meat, bread, and Hesira's name and titles: chief priest, royal scribe, head of Buto, priest of Horus; bas-relief - 21238
They are bidding boards. The panels are part of a group of six. The panels have a rectangular recess in the upper part, which must have been used to fix them to the walls of the niches; Hesira was a high official; Hesira is standing, in his left hand holding scribe's tools and a staff, in his right hand the kherep sceptre symbol of power, short skirt with belt, hieroglyphics indicating Hesira's name and titles: chief scribe, royal scribe, head of Buto, priest of Horus; bas-relief
They are bidding boards. The panels are part of a group of six. The panels have a rectangular recess in the upper part, which must have been used to fix them to the walls of the niches; Hesira was a high official; Hesira is standing, in his left hand holding scribe's tools and a staff, in his right hand the kherep sceptre symbol of power, short skirt with belt, hieroglyphics indicating Hesira's name and titles: chief scribe, royal scribe, head of Buto, priest of Horus; bas-relief - 21237
This palette is particularly interesting, as in the royal titling the ruler is referred to as Tutankhaten, the name he had before he left el-Amarna.
This palette is particularly interesting, as in the royal titling the ruler is referred to as Tutankhaten, the name he had before he left el-Amarna. - 21443
Inscribed at the top are four columns of elegant hieroglyphics that contained Tutankhamun's cartouches.
Inscribed at the top are four columns of elegant hieroglyphics that contained Tutankhamun's cartouches. - 21442
They are bidding boards. The panels are part of a group of six. The panels have a rectangular recess in the upper part, which must have been used to fix them to the walls of the niches; Hesira was a high official; Hesira is standing, in his left hand holding scribe's tools and a staff, in his right hand the kherep sceptre symbol of power, short skirt with belt, hieroglyphics indicating Hesira's name and titles: chief scribe, royal scribe, head of Buto, priest of Horus; bas-relief
They are bidding boards. The panels are part of a group of six. The panels have a rectangular recess in the upper part, which must have been used to fix them to the walls of the niches; Hesira was a high official; Hesira is standing, in his left hand holding scribe's tools and a staff, in his right hand the kherep sceptre symbol of power, short skirt with belt, hieroglyphics indicating Hesira's name and titles: chief scribe, royal scribe, head of Buto, priest of Horus; bas-relief - 35550
They are bidding boards. The panels are part of a group of six. The panels are provided with a rectangular recess at the top, which must have been used to fasten them to the walls of the niches; Hesira was a high official; he is seated on a seat with lion's paw legs, cloak, staff, scribe's tools, black and red-coloured tablet tied with a ribbon to the water bottle and stylus; hieroglyphics indicating products presented to the deceased, incense, wine, meat, bread, and Hesira's name and titles: chief priest, royal scribe, head of Buto, priest of Horus; bas-relief
They are bidding boards. The panels are part of a group of six. The panels are provided with a rectangular recess at the top, which must have been used to fasten them to the walls of the niches; Hesira was a high official; he is seated on a seat with lion's paw legs, cloak, staff, scribe's tools, black and red-coloured tablet tied with a ribbon to the water bottle and stylus; hieroglyphics indicating products presented to the deceased, incense, wine, meat, bread, and Hesira's name and titles: chief priest, royal scribe, head of Buto, priest of Horus; bas-relief - 35551
Kheamhat is on the right, seated on a stool, represented in his official capacity as Supervisor of the Royal Granaries. He wears a wig, a broad breastplate and a long semi-transparent garment. In his left hand he holds a long staff, in his right he holds the Sekhem sceptre, a symbol of authority. On the left, the decoration is divided into three sub-registers depicting the presentation of offerings and livestock to Khaemhat by several figures prostrate at his feet. In the lower sub-register a male character (left) communicates the results of the measurement of the harvest to a scribe, seated on the ground, who notes them down on a tablet. Another scribe turns towards Khaemhat and in turn communicates these results to him.
Kheamhat is on the right, seated on a stool, represented in his official capacity as Supervisor of the Royal Granaries. He wears a wig, a broad breastplate and a long semi-transparent garment. In his left hand he holds a long staff, in his right he holds the Sekhem sceptre, a symbol of authority. On the left, the decoration is divided into three sub-registers depicting the presentation of offerings and livestock to Khaemhat by several figures prostrate at his feet. In the lower sub-register a male character (left) communicates the results of the measurement of the harvest to a scribe, seated on the ground, who notes them down on a tablet. Another scribe turns towards Khaemhat and in turn communicates these results to him. - 31633
Detail of the sub-registers with the presentation of offerings and livestock to Khaemhat (right, not visible in the image), who is depicted in his official capacity as Supervisor of the Royal Granaries. This scene from the lower sub-register depicts the communication, by the figure on the left, of the results of the harvest measurement to a scribe, seated on the ground, who notes them down on a tablet. Another scribe turns back towards Khaemhat, in turn communicating these results to him.
Detail of the sub-registers with the presentation of offerings and livestock to Khaemhat (right, not visible in the image), who is depicted in his official capacity as Supervisor of the Royal Granaries. This scene from the lower sub-register depicts the communication, by the figure on the left, of the results of the harvest measurement to a scribe, seated on the ground, who notes them down on a tablet. Another scribe turns back towards Khaemhat, in turn communicating these results to him. - 31635
A sunken statue of the royal scribe Idu is located in the eastern wall of his underground chapel
A sunken statue of the royal scribe Idu is located in the eastern wall of his underground chapel - 16335
A sunken statue of the royal scribe Idu is located in the eastern wall of his underground chapel
A sunken statue of the royal scribe Idu is located in the eastern wall of his underground chapel - 16336
A sunken statue of the royal scribe Idu is located in the eastern wall of his underground chapel
A sunken statue of the royal scribe Idu is located in the eastern wall of his underground chapel - 16337
A sunken statue of the royal scribe Idu is located in the eastern wall of his underground chapel
A sunken statue of the royal scribe Idu is located in the eastern wall of his underground chapel - 16338
Wall relief shows a servant with scales weighing objects and a scribe writing down the result of the weighing
Wall relief shows a servant with scales weighing objects and a scribe writing down the result of the weighing - 35546
A sunken statue of the royal scribe Idu is located in the eastern wall of his underground chapel
A sunken statue of the royal scribe Idu is located in the eastern wall of his underground chapel - 16354

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