Head of a King or Deity | Photos by Tales from the Two Lands

Head of a King or Deity

Provenance unknown.

Late Period to Ptolemaic Period, c. 4th Century BCE.

Acc. No.: 82.22

Horus Falcon Wearing the Double Crown

Horus Falcon Wearing the Double Crown

Horus Falcon Wearing the Double Crown

Seated Statue of Wadjet as a Lion Headed Woman

Seated Statue of Wadjet as a Lion Headed Woman

Leonine Goddess

Limestone Relief

Statue of Overseer of the Treasury Ptahhotep in Persian Dress

Wood & Glass Panel from a Shrine for a Divine Image

Limestone Relief

Three Wood & Glass Panels from Shrines for a Divine Images

Statue of Overseer of the Treasury Ptahhotep in Persian Dress

Bronze Figurine of Seated Cat

Waterspout in the Shape of a Lion

Stela of Irethoreru

Arm-Shaped Censer with Falcon Headed Terminal

Arm-Shaped Censer with Falcon Headed Terminal

Cartonnage and Mummy of the Priest Hor

Lion and Ointment Jar

Cartonnage and Mummy of the Priest Hor

Relief of the Royal Ka

Cartonnage and Mummy of the Priest Hor

Cartonnage and Mummy of the Priest Hor

Cartonnage and Mummy of Gautseshenu

Cartonnage and Mummy of Gautseshenu

Statue of a Priest of Amun

Statue of Neith

Right Eye from an Anthropoid Coffin

Cartonnage and Mummy of Gautseshenu

Stela of the God's-Father of Amun Pakeshi

Faience Vessel Decorated with Procession of Four Cows

Block Statue of Hor

Ostraca from the Tomb of Nespekashuty

Fragments of a Text

Doorjamb of Thaasetimu

Cartonnage and Mummy of Gautseshenu

Ram's Head Amulet

Relief of Goats & Herdsman

Relief Blocks from the Tomb of Nespeqashuty

Fragments of a Text

Coffin of Thothirdes

Faience Plaque with Relief of King Iuput II

Statuette of Wadjet

Barque Ornaments

Relief Blocks from the Tomb of Nespeqashuty

Faience Lion Head from a Ritual Vessel

Coffin of Thothirdes

Stela of the Temple Servant of Amun, Irtihareru

Shabti of Pediamenopet

Coffin of Thothirdes

Shabti of Pediamenopet

Boat Building Scene

Stela of the Temple Servant of Amun, Irtihareru

Shabti of Pediamenopet

Funerary Objects from the Late Period

Coffin of Thothirdes

Vessel Handle in the Shape of an Ibex

Mummy of Thothirdes

Relief Depicting an Eternal Bouquet for the Deceased

Head of a King or Deity

Third Intermediate Period Temple Donations

Bowl with Floral Decoration

Relief Depicting an Eternal Bouquet for the Deceased

Amulets and Small Objects

Relief of Akhamenru

Divine Beard from a Large Statue

Coffin of the Noble Lady Shep

Head of Nectanebo I or II

The Metternich Stela

The Osiris Shroud of Nesenaset and some Canopic Jars

Lentoid Bottle Inscribed for God's Father Amenhotep

Head of Nectanebo I or II

Funerary Stela of the God's Father Nesikhonsu

Statue of Harbes, called Psamtiknefer, son of Ptahhotep, Holding a Figure of Osiris

Painted Wooden Coffin of Nesiamun

Painted Wooden Coffin of Nesiamun

Coffin of the Noble Lady Shep

The Metternich Stela

Painted Wooden Coffin of Nesiamun

Statue of Harbes, called Psamtiknefer, son of Ptahhotep, Holding a Figure of Osiris

Kneeling Statue of Ahmose II

Four Painted Wooden Stelae

The Metternich Stela

The Metternich Stela

Statue of Harbes, called Psamtiknefer, son of Ptahhotep, Holding a Figure of Osiris

The Metternich Stela

The Metternich Stela

Block Statue of Ankhwennefer

Funerary Stela of the God's Father Neskhonsu

White Painted Wooden Anthropoid Coffin

White Painted Wooden Anthropoid Coffin

Menat Counterpoise (for Attachment to an Aegis)

Sarcophagus of Wereshnefer, Priest of the Goddesses Mut, Nephthys, Sekmet, Neith, Satis

Funerary Objects from the Late Period

Wood & Leather Drum

Sarcophagus of Wereshnefer, Priest of the Goddesses Mut, Nephthys, Sekmet, Neith, Satis

Statue of Amenemope-em-hat, Director of the Singers of the North and Overseer of the Singers of Amenemope

Anthropoid Coffin of Heribsenes

Kushite Prince as Priest

Fragmentary Head of King Apries

Funerary Objects from the Late Period

Relief from the Tomb of Bakenrenef

Block Statue of Ankhwennefer

Sarcophagus of Wereshnefer, Priest of the Goddesses Mut, Nephthys, Sekmet, Neith, Satis

Anthropoid Coffin of Heribsenes

Anthropoid Coffin of Heribsenes

Sarcophagus of Wereshnefer, Priest of the Goddesses Mut, Nephthys, Sekmet, Neith, Satis

Relief from the Tomb of Bakenrenef

Sarcophagus of Harkhebi

Sarcophagus of Wereshnefer, Priest of the Goddesses Mut, Nephthys, Sekmet, Neith, Satis

Reliefs from the Tomb of Nespakashuty

Relief Fragments from the Tomb of Mentuemhat

Faience Menat with Royal Name Wahibre

Sarcophagus of Wereshnefer, Priest of the Goddesses Mut, Nephthys, Sekmet, Neith, Satis

Reliefs from the Tomb of Nespakashuty

Coffin of Wedjarenes, Mistress of the House

Coffin of Wedjarenes, Mistress of the House

Coffin of Wedjarenes, Mistress of the House

Rear of Inner Coffin of Shebenwen, Sistrum Player of Amun-Re, Daughter of Nedjhor

Canopic Jar with Head of Hapy

Sarcophagus of Harkhebi

Relief from the Tomb of Bakenrenef

Relief from the Tomb of Bakenrenef

Sarcophagus of Harkhebi

Coffin of Wedjarenes, Mistress of the House

Reliefs from the Tomb of Nespakashuty

Shabti of the High Priest of Thoth, Djehutyirdis, born of Nepthysiti

Sarcophagus of Harkhebi

Relief from the Tomb of Bakenrenef

Reliefs from the Tomb of Nespakashuty

Rear of Inner Coffin of Shebenwen, Sistrum Player of Amun-Re, Daughter of Nedjor

Inner Coffin of Shebenwen, Sistrum Player of Amun-Re, Daughter of Nedjhor

Relief from a Gateway in the Area of the Palace of Apries in Memphis

Relief from a Gateway in the Area of the Palace of Apries in Memphis

Vulture Hieroglyph on Sarcophagus of Harkhebi

Granite Sarcophagus of Wennefer

Canopic Jars with Heads of Qebehsenuef, Hapy, and Duamutef

Canopic Jar with Head of Duamutef

Tomb of Petosiris

Tomb of Petosiris

Tomb of Petosiris

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