From left Seti I in front of the mummified god Osiris with the crown Atef and symbols of power. Below is Hathor, with sun disk between her bovine horns and uraeus, receiving wine from Seti I. Behind is Horus with falcon head and double crown of Upper and Lower Egypt in front of Seti I again with nemes and false beard. The king is then depicted offering wine to Isis then with Anubis with jackal head and symbols of life and power.
From left Seti I in front of the mummified god Osiris with the crown Atef and symbols of power. Below is Hathor, with sun disk between her bovine horns and uraeus, receiving wine from Seti I. Behind is Horus with falcon head and double crown of Upper and Lower Egypt in front of Seti I again with nemes and false beard. The king is then depicted offering wine to Isis then with Anubis with jackal head and symbols of life and power. - 30807
From left Seti I in front of the mummified god Osiris with the crown Atef and symbols of power. Below is Hathor, with sun disk between her bovine horns and uraeus, receiving wine from Seti I. Behind is Horus with falcon head and double crown of Upper and Lower Egypt in front of Seti I again with nemes and false beard. The king is then depicted offering wine to Isis then with Anubis with jackal head and symbols of life and power.
From left Seti I in front of the mummified god Osiris with the crown Atef and symbols of power. Below is Hathor, with sun disk between her bovine horns and uraeus, receiving wine from Seti I. Behind is Horus with falcon head and double crown of Upper and Lower Egypt in front of Seti I again with nemes and false beard. The king is then depicted offering wine to Isis then with Anubis with jackal head and symbols of life and power. - 30808
From left, Seti I embraced by Hathor of the West. Horus with falcon head and double crown of Upper and Lower Egypt presents Seti I to Isis. The goddess wears a white dress. Following this, the king offers wine to Hathor. At the end of the wall Seti I stands in front of the mummified Osiris.
From left, Seti I embraced by Hathor of the West. Horus with falcon head and double crown of Upper and Lower Egypt presents Seti I to Isis. The goddess wears a white dress. Following this, the king offers wine to Hathor. At the end of the wall Seti I stands in front of the mummified Osiris. - 31213
From left Seti I in front of the mummified god Osiris with the crown Atef and symbols of power. Below is Hathor, with sun disk between her bovine horns and uraeus, receiving wine from Seti I. Behind the king is Horus with falcon head and double crown of Upper and Lower Egypt.
From left Seti I in front of the mummified god Osiris with the crown Atef and symbols of power. Below is Hathor, with sun disk between her bovine horns and uraeus, receiving wine from Seti I. Behind the king is Horus with falcon head and double crown of Upper and Lower Egypt. - 30804
Horus with falcon head and double crown of Upper and Lower Egypt presents Seti I to Hathor. The goddess wears a white dress and has the sun disk on her head between her horns and uraeus. Following this, the king offers wine to Hathor of the West. At the end of the wall Seti I stands in front of a mummified Osiris.
Horus with falcon head and double crown of Upper and Lower Egypt presents Seti I to Hathor. The goddess wears a white dress and has the sun disk on her head between her horns and uraeus. Following this, the king offers wine to Hathor of the West. At the end of the wall Seti I stands in front of a mummified Osiris. - 31211
Horus with falcon head and double crown of Upper and Lower Egypt presents Seti I to Hathor. The goddess wears a white dress and has the sun disk on her head between her horns and uraeus. Following this, the king offers wine to Hathor of the West. At the end of the wall Seti I stands in front of a mummified Osiris.
Horus with falcon head and double crown of Upper and Lower Egypt presents Seti I to Hathor. The goddess wears a white dress and has the sun disk on her head between her horns and uraeus. Following this, the king offers wine to Hathor of the West. At the end of the wall Seti I stands in front of a mummified Osiris. - 31212
From left, Horus with falcon head and double crown of Upper and Lower Egypt presents Seti I to Isis. The goddess wears a white dress. Below, the king offers wine to Hathor. At the end of the wall Seti I stands in front of the mummified Osiris.
From left, Horus with falcon head and double crown of Upper and Lower Egypt presents Seti I to Isis. The goddess wears a white dress. Below, the king offers wine to Hathor. At the end of the wall Seti I stands in front of the mummified Osiris. - 31209
From left, Horus with falcon head and double crown of Upper and Lower Egypt presents Seti I to Isis. The goddess wears a white dress. Below, the king offers wine to Hathor. At the end of the wall Seti I stands in front of a mummified Osiris. Finally, Osiris enthroned with the crown Atef is protected by Anubis and Horus.
From left, Horus with falcon head and double crown of Upper and Lower Egypt presents Seti I to Isis. The goddess wears a white dress. Below, the king offers wine to Hathor. At the end of the wall Seti I stands in front of a mummified Osiris. Finally, Osiris enthroned with the crown Atef is protected by Anubis and Horus. - 31210
Seti I with nemes and false beard in front of the god Anubis with jackal head and symbols of life and power.
Seti I with nemes and false beard in front of the god Anubis with jackal head and symbols of life and power. - 30802
Seti I with nemes and false beard in front of the god Horus with falcon head, double crown of Upper and Lower Egypt and symbols of life and power.
Seti I with nemes and false beard in front of the god Horus with falcon head, double crown of Upper and Lower Egypt and symbols of life and power. - 30803
detail from the colonnaded hall showing a scene from the Book of Gates
detail from the colonnaded hall showing a scene from the Book of Gates - 28205
Isis, with her symbol above her head, receives wine from Seti I.
Isis, with her symbol above her head, receives wine from Seti I. - 30801
Hathor of the West, with her symbol on her head and a red dress, embraces Seti I
Hathor of the West, with her symbol on her head and a red dress, embraces Seti I - 30809
Hathor, with solar disc between her bovine horns and uraeus, receives wine from Seti I.
Hathor, with solar disc between her bovine horns and uraeus, receives wine from Seti I. - 30805
Hathor, with solar disc between her bovine horns and uraeus, receives wine from Seti I.
Hathor, with solar disc between her bovine horns and uraeus, receives wine from Seti I. - 30806
Modern inscriptions on the ceiling of the tomb of Seti I
Modern inscriptions on the ceiling of the tomb of Seti I - 31131
Detail of the cartouches of Seti I
Detail of the cartouches of Seti I - 31166
Decoration of one of the pillars of the pillared hall. Detail of Seti I. The king is in his usual attire. He wears the nemes with uraeus, a false beard and a ritual skirt.
Decoration of one of the pillars of the pillared hall. Detail of Seti I. The king is in his usual attire. He wears the nemes with uraeus, a false beard and a ritual skirt. - 31168
Detail of the relief on a pillar of the burial chamber showing King Seti I in the presence of the god Ra-Harakhty. The detail depicts the king's face, clad in the nemes headdress with the Urèo serpent rising above his forehead and a ceremonial false beard. Around his neck he wears a faience collar.
Detail of the relief on a pillar of the burial chamber showing King Seti I in the presence of the god Ra-Harakhty. The detail depicts the king's face, clad in the nemes headdress with the Urèo serpent rising above his forehead and a ceremonial false beard. Around his neck he wears a faience collar. - 20202
Detail of the relief on a pillar of the burial chamber, showing King Seti I and the god Ptah Sokar. The king is dressed in the nemes headdress with the Uri serpent rising above his forehead and a ceremonial false beard. Around his neck he wears a faience collar. The god, with falcon head and atef crown on his head takes the pharaoh by the hand and rests a hand on his shoulder as a sign of protection
Detail of the relief on a pillar of the burial chamber, showing King Seti I and the god Ptah Sokar. The king is dressed in the nemes headdress with the Uri serpent rising above his forehead and a ceremonial false beard. Around his neck he wears a faience collar. The god, with falcon head and atef crown on his head takes the pharaoh by the hand and rests a hand on his shoulder as a sign of protection - 30787
Detail of the relief on a pillar of the burial chamber, showing King Seti I and the god Osiris. The king is dressed in the nemes headdress with the Osiris serpent rising above his forehead and a ceremonial false beard. Around his neck he wears a faience collar. The god Osiris, with an atef crown on his head is depicted mummified and holding the insignia of power.
Detail of the relief on a pillar of the burial chamber, showing King Seti I and the god Osiris. The king is dressed in the nemes headdress with the Osiris serpent rising above his forehead and a ceremonial false beard. Around his neck he wears a faience collar. The god Osiris, with an atef crown on his head is depicted mummified and holding the insignia of power. - 30799
Detail of a pillar face inside the burial chamber. King Seti I clasps the hand of the god Ra-Harakhty, characterised by the hawk's head and the sun disc. In the other hand the god holds the ankh sign of life. The background is yellow, the colour of gold, reserved for the main scenes in the tomb.
Detail of a pillar face inside the burial chamber. King Seti I clasps the hand of the god Ra-Harakhty, characterised by the hawk's head and the sun disc. In the other hand the god holds the ankh sign of life. The background is yellow, the colour of gold, reserved for the main scenes in the tomb. - 30791
Detail of the relief on a pillar of the burial chamber, showing King Seti I and the god Ptah Sokar. The king is dressed in the nemes headdress with the Uri serpent rising from his forehead and a ceremonial false beard. Around his neck he wears a faience collar.
Detail of the relief on a pillar of the burial chamber, showing King Seti I and the god Ptah Sokar. The king is dressed in the nemes headdress with the Uri serpent rising from his forehead and a ceremonial false beard. Around his neck he wears a faience collar. - 31247
Detail of the relief on a pillar of the burial chamber, showing King Seti I and the god Ra-Harakhty. The detail depicts the king's face, adorned with the nemes headdress with the Urèo serpent rising on his forehead and a ceremonial false beard. Around his neck he wears a faience collar. The detail depicts the profile of the god, with a hawk's head and the red solar disc on his head.
Detail of the relief on a pillar of the burial chamber, showing King Seti I and the god Ra-Harakhty. The detail depicts the king's face, adorned with the nemes headdress with the Urèo serpent rising on his forehead and a ceremonial false beard. Around his neck he wears a faience collar. The detail depicts the profile of the god, with a hawk's head and the red solar disc on his head. - 31250
Detail of the relief on a pillar of the burial chamber, showing King Seti I and the god Ptah Sokar. The king is dressed in the nemes headdress with the Uri serpent rising from his forehead and a ceremonial false beard. Around his neck he wears a faience collar.
Detail of the relief on a pillar of the burial chamber, showing King Seti I and the god Ptah Sokar. The king is dressed in the nemes headdress with the Uri serpent rising from his forehead and a ceremonial false beard. Around his neck he wears a faience collar. - 31266
Detail of the relief on a pillar of the burial chamber, showing King Seti I and the god Ptah Sokar. The god takes the pharaoh by the hand and rests a hand on his shoulder as a sign of protection
Detail of the relief on a pillar of the burial chamber, showing King Seti I and the god Ptah Sokar. The god takes the pharaoh by the hand and rests a hand on his shoulder as a sign of protection - 31246
Detail of the relief on a pillar of the burial chamber, showing King Seti I in the presence of the god Shu, the god who ensures that the sun rises high in the sky every morning. The detail shows the head of the god Shu, wearing a short wig with his characteristic feathered headdress on top. The god also wears a ceremonial false beard.
Detail of the relief on a pillar of the burial chamber, showing King Seti I in the presence of the god Shu, the god who ensures that the sun rises high in the sky every morning. The detail shows the head of the god Shu, wearing a short wig with his characteristic feathered headdress on top. The god also wears a ceremonial false beard. - 31251
Detail of the decoration on a pillar of the burial chamber. Anubis, with jackal head, embraces Seti I.
Detail of the decoration on a pillar of the burial chamber. Anubis, with jackal head, embraces Seti I. - 31253
Pillared chamber with two rows of pillars flanking the main axis. The wall of the chamber is decorated with three registers depicting scenes from the fifth hour of the Book of Gates. The four pillars are decorated with images of the deceased along with various deities. Here, mummified Ptah, wearing headdress type and green skin in memory of the rebirth of nature, stands before Seti I.
Pillared chamber with two rows of pillars flanking the main axis. The wall of the chamber is decorated with three registers depicting scenes from the fifth hour of the Book of Gates. The four pillars are decorated with images of the deceased along with various deities. Here, mummified Ptah, wearing headdress type and green skin in memory of the rebirth of nature, stands before Seti I. - 30824
Pillared chamber with two rows of pillars flanking the main axis. The wall of the chamber is decorated with three registers depicting scenes from the fifth hour of the Book of Gates. The four pillars are decorated with images of the deceased along with various deities. Here the goddess Selkis embraces Seti I in her customary attire. She wears a red dress with straps that leave her breasts exposed and is recognisable by the symbol above her head. Her skin is golden to remind us of her divine nature.
Pillared chamber with two rows of pillars flanking the main axis. The wall of the chamber is decorated with three registers depicting scenes from the fifth hour of the Book of Gates. The four pillars are decorated with images of the deceased along with various deities. Here the goddess Selkis embraces Seti I in her customary attire. She wears a red dress with straps that leave her breasts exposed and is recognisable by the symbol above her head. Her skin is golden to remind us of her divine nature. - 30832
Pillared chamber with two rows of pillars flanking the main axis. The wall of the chamber is decorated with three registers depicting scenes from the fifth hour of the Book of Gates. The four pillars are decorated with images of the deceased along with various deities. Here the goddess Neftis embraces Seti I in her customary attire. She wears a red dress with straps that leave her breasts exposed and is recognisable by the symbol above her head. Her skin is golden to recall her divine nature.
Pillared chamber with two rows of pillars flanking the main axis. The wall of the chamber is decorated with three registers depicting scenes from the fifth hour of the Book of Gates. The four pillars are decorated with images of the deceased along with various deities. Here the goddess Neftis embraces Seti I in her customary attire. She wears a red dress with straps that leave her breasts exposed and is recognisable by the symbol above her head. Her skin is golden to recall her divine nature. - 30827
Pillared chamber with two rows of pillars flanking the main axis. The wall of the chamber is decorated with three registers depicting scenes from the fifth hour of the Book of Gates. The four pillars are decorated with images of the deceased along with various deities. Here the goddess Neith embraces Seti I in her customary attire. She wears a white dress with straps that leave her breasts exposed and is recognisable by the symbol above her head. Her skin is golden to remind us of her divine nature.
Pillared chamber with two rows of pillars flanking the main axis. The wall of the chamber is decorated with three registers depicting scenes from the fifth hour of the Book of Gates. The four pillars are decorated with images of the deceased along with various deities. Here the goddess Neith embraces Seti I in her customary attire. She wears a white dress with straps that leave her breasts exposed and is recognisable by the symbol above her head. Her skin is golden to remind us of her divine nature. - 30828
Pillared chamber with two rows of pillars flanking the main axis. The wall of the chamber is decorated with three registers depicting scenes from the fifth hour of the Book of Gates. The four pillars are decorated with images of the deceased along with various deities. Here, mummified Ptah, wearing headdress type and green skin in memory of the rebirth of nature, stands before Seti I.
Pillared chamber with two rows of pillars flanking the main axis. The wall of the chamber is decorated with three registers depicting scenes from the fifth hour of the Book of Gates. The four pillars are decorated with images of the deceased along with various deities. Here, mummified Ptah, wearing headdress type and green skin in memory of the rebirth of nature, stands before Seti I. - 31206
Seti I in front of Ra-Horakhty. The god has a falcon's head and a sun disc with uraeus. The king wears an unusual headdress with uraeus and extends his hand to the god.
Seti I in front of Ra-Horakhty. The god has a falcon's head and a sun disc with uraeus. The king wears an unusual headdress with uraeus and extends his hand to the god. - 31218
Seti I in front of Ra-Horakhty. The god has a falcon's head and a sun disc with uraeus. The king wears an unusual headdress with uraeus and extends his hand to the god.
Seti I in front of Ra-Horakhty. The god has a falcon's head and a sun disc with uraeus. The king wears an unusual headdress with uraeus and extends his hand to the god. - 31217
Pillared hall. Seti I, wearing nemes headdress, uraeus, false beard and insignia of power, is presented by Horus to Osiris seated on a throne.
Pillared hall. Seti I, wearing nemes headdress, uraeus, false beard and insignia of power, is presented by Horus to Osiris seated on a throne. - 30822
Pillared hall. Seti I, wearing nemes headdress, uraeus, false beard and insignia of power, is presented by Horus to Osiris. Horus with falcon head embraces the king and wears the crown of Upper and Lower Egypt. Mummified Osiris is seated on a throne with an Atef crown on his head. The green skin recalls his connection to the rebirth of nature. Behind him Hathor wearing a red dress and the symbol of the West on her head embraces the god.
Pillared hall. Seti I, wearing nemes headdress, uraeus, false beard and insignia of power, is presented by Horus to Osiris. Horus with falcon head embraces the king and wears the crown of Upper and Lower Egypt. Mummified Osiris is seated on a throne with an Atef crown on his head. The green skin recalls his connection to the rebirth of nature. Behind him Hathor wearing a red dress and the symbol of the West on her head embraces the god. - 30820
Detail of the relief on a pillar of the burial chamber, showing King Seti I and the god Osiris. The king is dressed in the nemes headdress with the Osiris serpent rising above his forehead and a ceremonial false beard. Around his neck he wears a faience collar. The god Osiris, with an atef crown on his head is depicted mummified and holding the insignia of power.
Detail of the relief on a pillar of the burial chamber, showing King Seti I and the god Osiris. The king is dressed in the nemes headdress with the Osiris serpent rising above his forehead and a ceremonial false beard. Around his neck he wears a faience collar. The god Osiris, with an atef crown on his head is depicted mummified and holding the insignia of power. - 30800
Detail of the relief on a pillar of the burial chamber, showing King Seti I and the god Thot. The king is dressed in the nemes headdress with the Uri serpent rising above his forehead and a ceremonial false beard. Around his neck he wears a faience collar. The ibis-headed god takes the pharaoh by the hand and rests a hand on his shoulder as a sign of protection
Detail of the relief on a pillar of the burial chamber, showing King Seti I and the god Thot. The king is dressed in the nemes headdress with the Uri serpent rising above his forehead and a ceremonial false beard. Around his neck he wears a faience collar. The ibis-headed god takes the pharaoh by the hand and rests a hand on his shoulder as a sign of protection - 30792
Decoration of one of the pillars of the pillared hall. Detail of the god Atum embracing Seti I in his customary attire. The god wears a green and gold robe with epaulettes and a curved false beard to recall his divine nature.
Decoration of one of the pillars of the pillared hall. Detail of the god Atum embracing Seti I in his customary attire. The god wears a green and gold robe with epaulettes and a curved false beard to recall his divine nature. - 31204
Decoration of one of the pillars of the pillared hall. Detail of Seti I embraced by the god Atum. The king is in his usual attire. He wears the nemes with uraeus, a false beard and a ritual skirt.
Decoration of one of the pillars of the pillared hall. Detail of Seti I embraced by the god Atum. The king is in his usual attire. He wears the nemes with uraeus, a false beard and a ritual skirt. - 31202
Detail of the cartouches of Seti I. Below, the king presented to Osiris.
Detail of the cartouches of Seti I. Below, the king presented to Osiris. - 31153
Decoration of one of the pillars of the pillared hall. Detail of Seti I embraced by the god Ptah. The king is in his usual attire. He wears the nemes with uraeus, a false beard and a ritual skirt.
Decoration of one of the pillars of the pillared hall. Detail of Seti I embraced by the god Ptah. The king is in his usual attire. He wears the nemes with uraeus, a false beard and a ritual skirt. - 31164
Seti I presented to Osiris by Horus. The king wears the headdress menes with uraeus and holds the insignia of power. The god accompanies him by placing a hand on his shoulder.
Seti I presented to Osiris by Horus. The king wears the headdress menes with uraeus and holds the insignia of power. The god accompanies him by placing a hand on his shoulder. - 31152
Decoration of one of the pillars of the pillared hall. Detail of the cartouches of Seti I. Below, the goddess Hathor embraces the king.
Decoration of one of the pillars of the pillared hall. Detail of the cartouches of Seti I. Below, the goddess Hathor embraces the king. - 31172
Pillared hall. Here the goddess Hathor embraces Seti I in her customary attire. She wears a red dress with straps that leave her breasts exposed and is recognisable by the symbol above her head. Her skin is golden to recall her divine nature.
Pillared hall. Here the goddess Hathor embraces Seti I in her customary attire. She wears a red dress with straps that leave her breasts exposed and is recognisable by the symbol above her head. Her skin is golden to recall her divine nature. - 31173
Decoration of one of the pillars of the pillared hall. Detail of Seti I embraced by the goddess Neftis. The king is in his usual attire. He wears the nemes with uraeus, a false beard and a ritual skirt.
Decoration of one of the pillars of the pillared hall. Detail of Seti I embraced by the goddess Neftis. The king is in his usual attire. He wears the nemes with uraeus, a false beard and a ritual skirt. - 31175
Decoration of one of the pillars of the pillared hall. Detail of Seti I embraced by the goddess Hathor of the West. The king is in his usual attire. He wears the nemes with uraeus, a false beard and a ritual skirt.
Decoration of one of the pillars of the pillared hall. Detail of Seti I embraced by the goddess Hathor of the West. The king is in his usual attire. He wears the nemes with uraeus, a false beard and a ritual skirt. - 31165
Decoration of one of the pillars of the pillared hall. Detail of Seti I embraced by the goddess Hathor. The king is in his usual attire. He wears the nemes with uraeus, a false beard and a ritual skirt.
Decoration of one of the pillars of the pillared hall. Detail of Seti I embraced by the goddess Hathor. The king is in his usual attire. He wears the nemes with uraeus, a false beard and a ritual skirt. - 31170
Decoration of one of the pillars of the pillared hall. Detail of Seti I embraced by the goddess Neith. The king is in his usual attire. He wears the nemes with uraeus, a false beard and a ritual skirt.
Decoration of one of the pillars of the pillared hall. Detail of Seti I embraced by the goddess Neith. The king is in his usual attire. He wears the nemes with uraeus, a false beard and a ritual skirt. - 31178

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