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British Museum. EA683

Standing almost three metres tall, this imposing painted sandstone statue represents Amenhotep I, the second king ...


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Book of the Dead of the royal chamberlain Neferoubenef
New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, c. 1425–1349 B.C.

More than 3,400 years ago, an Egyptian royal chamberlain named Neferoubenef commissioned a beautifully illustrated


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Model Funerary Barge
Sycamore fig wood, painted
Middle Kingdom, 12th Dynasty, c. 1985–1795 B.C.
British Museum. EA9525

At first glance, this beautifully painted wooden boat appears ready to set sail across the Nile. Y...


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British Museum. EA2275

Although now missing its head, this finely carved figure still conveys the quiet authority of one of Egypt’s greatest pharaohs. Amenhotep III strides forward with his left foot advanced, a timeless pose symbolising royal power and eternal life. In his...


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British Museum. EA13596

This delightful hippopotamus ivory puppy, carved during the late 18th Dynasty (c. 1350–1300 B.C.), is captured in the unmistakable pose of play, with its front legs lowered, hindquarters raised, and long bushy tail curled around its body. Its floppy e...


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