Funerary Objects from the Late Period | Photos by Tales from the Two Lands

Funerary Objects from the Late Period

Late Period, c.664-350 BCE.

Acc.No.s: 12.183.1a-d, 12.183.10, 17.194.2409, 03.6.3, 58.4.2, 90.7, 26.2.41, 30.8.280, 30.8.281, 30.8.282, 30.8.283

Shabti of Heqaib

Wooden Shabti Belonging to Ramesses II

Wooden Shabti Belonging to Ramesses II

The Royal Scribe Senenu Grinding Grain

Wooden Shabti Belonging to Ramesses II

Three Shabtis of Setau

Shabti of Neferptah

Shabti of the Lady Sati

Shabti of Neferptah

Three Shabtis of Setau

The Royal Scribe Senenu Grinding Grain

The Royal Scribe Senenu Grinding Grain

Three Shabtis of Setau

Shabti of the Lady Sati

Shabti of Sedjem Ash Maya

Shabti of the Lady Sati

Shabti of Sedjem Ash Maya

Shabti of Sedjem Ash Maya

Shabti of Pediamenopet

Shabti of Pediamenopet

Shabti of Pediamenopet

Shabtis and Funerary Figurines

Objects from the Tomb of Tutmosis IV

Shabti of the Chief Colour Maker of the Treasury, Huy

Shabti of the Chief Colour Maker of the Treasury, Huy

Shabtis and Shrines from the Tomb of Yuya & Tuya

Shabti of the Chief Colour Maker of the Treasury, Huy

Shabtis and Shabti Boxes of Sennedjem's Family

Shabtis and Shabti Boxes of Sennedjem's Family

Funerary Objects from the Late Period

Shabti of Tutankhamun

Shabtis of Sennedjem and Iynaferty

Shabti of Tebure

Shabti of Tutankhamun

Shabti of Tebure

3 Wooden Shabti of Tutankhamun

Shabti Box of Gautsoshen

Shabtis of Siptah

Shabtis of Siptah

Two Alabaster Shabti with the Throne Names of Siptah

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

Funerary Goods of Djedmutesankh, Leading Lady, First Chief of the Harem of Amun

Shabti and Shabti Boxes of Nany, Mistress of the House and Chantress of Amun

Shabti and Shabti Boxes of Nany, Mistress of the House and Chantress of Amun

Shabti of Senebimi

Shabti Boxes and Shabtis of Djedmutesankh, Leading Lady, First Chief of the Harim of Amun

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