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We broke down the door and then left. We ate everything but the meatloaf.
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Adventure Path #81 - Shifting Sands (Mummy's Mask) - Zagora by Kate Maxpaint
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archaeologicalnews · 4 months
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Ancient Egyptian mummy masks, tombs and 'god of silence' statue discovered at Saqqara
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Archaeologists in Egypt have discovered a series of tombs dating from about 1,800 to 4,800 years ago, some of which contain colorful mummy masks and even the childlike statue of the god of silence, according to the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities.
The colorful mummy masks, which would have been worn by the dead, date to the Ptolemaic period (304 to 30 B.C.) and Roman period (29 B.C. to A.D. 641), according to Nozomu Kawai, the director of the Institute for the Study of Ancient Civilizations and Cultural Resources at Kanazawa University in Japan, who led the excavations.
The archaeologists also found a small statue showing Harpocrates, a Greek god that looks like a child who is associated with silence, riding a goose. The goose represents "an evil spirit over which the Divine Child triumphs," Kawai told Live Science in an email. Read more.
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spockvarietyhour · 21 days
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romegreeceart · 9 months
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Mask of a female mummy
Fayum
2nd century CE
Egyptian Museum, Turin
Turin, June 2023
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🐐 ~ Kiss the Go-Goat ~ 🐐 (Ghost)
(Credit if you use please!) (ko-fi)
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dwellerinthelibrary · 3 months
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Mummy Mask
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Beautiful shot of the mummy mask of an unnamed lady. Colourful gods parade across the yellow mask, bringing offerings: on this, the left side, we have Seshat, Hathor (wearing an elaborate headdress with a vulture wearing the red crown), Tefnut, and Anubis wearing the double crown.
(This is the same as this.)
When: Roman Egypt
Where: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
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tawneybel · 10 months
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Imagine Imhotep insisting on wearing a robe and mask around you, because you keep applying moisturizer to him. Even after he told you it won’t do much good until after he rejuvenates himself via others’ flesh.
Afterwards, you can rub lotion on him all you want.
Note: Sharing skincare routine = act of love.
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darksilvania · 11 months
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A little sketch of my OC Dark the demon as a BOUNDOOM Gijinka. Before becoming a demon, this OC used to be a HOUNDOOM Gijinka, so I tought this would be fitting
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worldhistoryfacts · 1 year
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The gold funerary mask of Khaemwaset, a son of Rameses II, 1200s BCE. Khaemwaset (later known as Setne Khamwas) was known as a wise scholar who restored several temples and studied the history of Egypt. In the Hellenistic period, he was the protagonist of several fictional stories in which he dabbles in powerful magic and explores the realm of the dead.
{WHF} {Ko-Fi} {Medium}
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goryhorroor · 2 years
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1910s horror ladies
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trustmy-rage · 1 month
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every bi person had a thing for one or more of these couples as a kid
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ancientorigins · 8 months
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The treasures of the ancient Pharaohs were legendary, but the tomb of the little-known Psusennes I stunned even the most experienced of Egyptologists. The tomb contained a solid silver casket and riches that rivalled even those of the much-more famous Tutankhamen.
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egypt-museum · 8 months
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Mummy Mask of a Man
This mask would have covered the head of the mummy of a an Egyptian man. It is highly decorated with images of protective amulets and gods to aid in the journey towards becoming a glorified spirit in the afterlife. Over the head spread the wings of a vulture while a winged sun disc, symbol of rebirth in the afterlife is on its forehead.
A mummy mask decorated with images of amulets to protect and deities to help and protect the deceased. Some beautiful details, in a pendant the Four Sons of Horus and on both sides a hawk headed god, the one on the left is holding the white-crown of Egypt. While the one on the right is holding the red crown of Egypt in its hands.
Roman Period, ca. 30 BC-395 CE. Gilded and painted cartonnage. From Meir. Now in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo. JE28440
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gabi-theladylover · 7 months
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New GBends 'cause I find them silly
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romegreeceart · 5 months
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Mummy mask
Egypt, Roman period
Medelhavsmuseet, Stockholm
Stockholm, November 2023
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