Three Shabtis of Setau | Photos by Tales from the Two Lands

Three Shabtis of Setau

From Deir el Medina.

New Kingdom, Dynasty 18, reign of Akhenaten or Tutankhamun, c. 1352-1324 BCE.

Acc. No.s: 48.26.1, 48.26.2, 48.26.3

Three Shabtis of Setau

Three Shabtis of Setau

Three Shabtis of Setau

Relief of Soldiers Honouring Their Lord

The Wilbour Plaque

Akhenaten as a Winged Sphinx

Akhenaten as a Winged Sphinx

Detail of Relief Showing Akhenaten and His Daughter Offering to the Aten

Relief Showing Akhenaten and His Daughter Offering to the Aten

Torso of Akhenaten

Magical Pottery Fish

Relief Showing Man Feeding Calves

Palace Wall Painting

Relief Showing a Kitchen Scene

Tile Fragment with Mandragora Leaves & Flowers

Glazed Tile with Palms

Mask of a Man's Face

Head & Bust from a Seated Statue

Battle Axe with Handle, and a Blade from a Battle Axe

Grain Storage Jar with Blue-Paint Design

Grain Storage Jar with Blue-Paint Design

Ceremonial Saw in the Shape of a Ma'at Feather

Egyptian Relief with Running Spiral

Relief Showing Temple Courtyard with Incense Burners and Offering Tables

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