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42 Cards in this Set
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Tomb of Tutankhamun
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Bust/Mannequin of Tutankhamun
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Throne of Tutankhamun
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Shrine of Tutankhamun
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A detail of the gilt shrine of Tutankhamun which originally contained statuettes of the royal couple. The scene depicts a scene in which Queen Ankhesenamun brings offerings to her husband.
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Foot mat of chair
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Shows the nine bows of egypt - the nine enemies of egypt
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Tutankhamun Painted Box
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This box has painted scenes showing Tutankhamung slaying foes and hunting lions and gazelle. On the right side of the box Tutankhamun in a chariot is charging Syrians, followed by three rows of soldiers. On the end of the box are the cartouches of Tutankhamun flanked by figures of the King as sphinx trampling Syrians and Nubians. his detail from the back of the box shows the cartouches of Tutankhamun with a sphinx on either side trampling enemies. This detail from the left side of the box shows Tutankhamun's chariot and Egyptian soldiers slaying Nubians.
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Guardian Statues of tutankhamun
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When Howard Carter shone his torch through into the antechamber, among the first things that caught his eyes were these two large black statues of the king with the remains of their ancient linen shawls still hanging around their shoulders. They were found flanking the entrance to the burial chamber.
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Ritual Figurines
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Calcite Vessels in antichamber
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The treasury
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Canopic Jars
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Your picture shows the goddess Nephthys and she can be identified by the slightly damaged part of her right eyebrow and the somewhat unusual shape of her right ear. She is guarding the canopic jars of tutankhamun.
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Tutankhamuns Coffin
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Detail of head of Tutankhamun from the 2nd (middle) anthropoid coffin with nemes headdress bearing the royal insignia crook and flail
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Mural tutankhamun
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ka one with the gods, Osiris, opening of the mouth
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3rd Coffin of tutankhamun
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Tutankhamun's mask
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Tutankhamun's funerary mask covered the head and shoulders of the King's mummy. It is the most instantly recognizable object from his tomb.
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Gold Diadam
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Concealed beneath the gold mask, which covered the head and shoulders of Tutankhamun's mummy, was an elegant gold diadem, closely resembling in style the diadem worn by the king in two of the scenes represented on the small gold shrine found in his tomb. Very probably it was used in his lifetime, placed over a wig. The vulture's head and the cobra, insignia of his sovereignty over Upper and Lower Egypt, were not transferred from one diadem to another - a feature that would suggest that this diadem was one of a set.
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Crook and Flail
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Daggers of tutankhamun
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Skull of tutankhamun
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Skull of tutankhamun
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The three mummies found in KV 35
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Tomb of nefertari - queen to ramseses the great
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Deir el Medina
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Stele of Kha
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