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Juego completo de Vasos Canopos en piedra caliza pintada. Dinastía XXII. Tercer Período Intermedio. Hacia los años 900 y 800 a.C . Expuesto en el Museo Walters de Arte en Baltimore. Ancient Egyptian Tombs, Egyptian Art, Ancient Artifacts, Historical Artifacts, Ancient Rome, Art History, Mummification Process

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Juego completo de Vasos Canopos en piedra caliza pintada. Dinastía XXII. Tercer Período Intermedio. Hacia los años 900 y 800 a.C . Expuesto en el Museo Walters de Arte en Baltimore.

Vasos canopos en el Museo Nacional de Antigüedades de los Paises Bajos en Leiden. Museum, Props, Decor, Vases, Egypt, Objects, Decoration

Vasos canopos en el Museo Nacional de Antigüedades de los Paises Bajos en Leiden.

Detalle tapón vaso canopo. Cabeza humana de AMSET. Guardaba el higado. Protección diosa Isis. Orientación hacia el Sur. Dinastías XXI-XXII. Desde el 1070 al 715 a.C. Tercer Período Intermedio. Museo de los Paises Bajos en Leiden. Western Art, Art And Architecture, Artifacts, Buddha Statue, Westerns, Ornament

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Detalle tapón vaso canopo. Cabeza humana de AMSET. Guardaba el higado. Protección diosa Isis. Orientación hacia el Sur. Dinastías XXI-XXII. Desde el 1070 al 715 a.C. Tercer Período Intermedio. Museo de los Paises Bajos en Leiden.

Tapón con cabeza de chacal. Representa a DUAMUTEF. Almacenaba el estómago de un difunto embalsamado. Estaba bajo la protección de la diosa Neith y orientado hacia el Este. Dinastías XXI-XXII. Desde el 1070 al 715 a.C. Tercer Período Intermedio. Museo de los Paises Bajos en Leiden. Egypt Art, Ancient People, Kemet, Anubis

Tapón con cabeza de chacal. Representa a DUAMUTEF. Almacenaba el estómago de un difunto embalsamado. Estaba bajo la protección de la diosa Neith y orientado hacia el Este. Dinastías XXI-XXII. Desde el 1070 al 715 a.C. Tercer Período Intermedio. Museo de los Paises Bajos en Leiden.

Detalle del tapón con cabeza de halcón. Representa a KEBEHSENUF. Guardaba los intestinos de un difunto embalsamado. Estaba bajo la protección de la diosa Selkis y orientado hacia el Oeste. Dinastías XXI-XXII. Desde el 1070 al 715 a.C. Tercer Período Intermedio. Museo Nacional de los Países Bajos en Leiden. Old Egypt, Ancient Egypt, Lion Sculpture, Statue, The Netherlands

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Detalle del tapón con cabeza de halcón. Representa a KEBEHSENUF. Guardaba los intestinos de un difunto embalsamado. Estaba bajo la protección de la diosa Selkis y orientado hacia el Oeste. Dinastías XXI-XXII. Desde el 1070 al 715 a.C. Tercer Período Intermedio. Museo Nacional de los Países Bajos en Leiden.

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Detail of the falcon-headed lid representing the God Qebehsenuef from a canopic jar (limestone, H.26,5cm) possibly from Northern Upper Egypt, Abydos 1550–1070 B.C. Ancient Times, Ancient World History

Ancient World History

Detail of the falcon-headed lid representing the God Qebehsenuef from a canopic jar (limestone, H.26,5cm) possibly from Northern Upper Egypt, Abydos 1550–1070 B.C.

Stone Lid from a Canopic Jar Depicting Imsety Ptolemaic Egypt, Egypt Mummy, Achaemenid, Middle Kingdom, Archaeology, Clay

Ptolemaic Egypt

Stone Lid from a Canopic Jar Depicting Imsety

Barakat Gallery

Barakat Gallery

Alabaster canopic jar lid wearing a short beard and wide striated wig. Early 18th dynasty, c. 1540-1400 B.C. | Sotheby's Egyptian Bible, Small Perfume Bottles, Wide Set Eyes, Short Beard, Valley Of The Kings, Jar Lids, Sothebys

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Alabaster canopic jar lid wearing a short beard and wide striated wig. Early 18th dynasty, c. 1540-1400 B.C. | Sotheby's

Saqqara.nl: Most interesting finds from the tomb of Sethnakht Statues, Tomb, Sculpture, Art

Saqqara.nl: Most interesting finds from the tomb of Sethnakht

An Egyptian alabaster canopic jar and stopper. Late Period, circa 664-30 B.C. Ceramics Ideas Pottery

Ceramics Ideas Pottery

An Egyptian alabaster canopic jar and stopper. Late Period, circa 664-30 B.C.

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Solange Spilimbergo Volpe

Stone lid from a Canopic jar depicting Imsety from 1500 B.C. Egyptian Deity, Ancient Art, Book Of The Dead, Thebes

Book Of The Dead

Stone lid from a Canopic jar depicting Imsety from 1500 B.C.

Canopic Jar Head of Queen Tuyi by Unknown Artist In Ancient Times, Ramsès Ii, Canada Images, Archaeological Finds

In Ancient Times

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Canopic Jar Head of Queen Tuyi by Unknown Artist

Painted alabaster canopic jar lid in the form of Hapy. New Kingdom. 19th dynasty. 1295-1186 B.C. | Christie's Ancient Mayan, Toledo Museum Of Art, Ceramic Urn

Toledo Museum Of Art

Painted alabaster canopic jar lid in the form of Hapy. New Kingdom. 19th dynasty. 1295-1186 B.C. | Christie's

SET OF FOUR EGYPTIAN LIMESTONE CANOPIC JAR COVERS - Depicting the four sons of Horus: Imsety (man), Qebsenuef, (falcon), Hapi (baboon), and Duamutef, (jackal). XXIst-XXIInd Dynasty, 1069-712 BC H. of Duamutef: 5 3/4 in. (14.6 cm.). H. of Hapi: 4 in. (10.1 cm.). H. of Imsety: 4 1/2 in. (11.4 cm.). H. of Qebseneuf: 4 1/8 in. (10.3 cm.). Ex German private collection; collection of L.H.N., Enschede, Netherlands, acquired from Archea, Amsterdam in 2005. Ancient Egypt History, Baboon

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SET OF FOUR EGYPTIAN LIMESTONE CANOPIC JAR COVERS - Depicting the four sons of Horus: Imsety (man), Qebsenuef, (falcon), Hapi (baboon), and Duamutef, (jackal). XXIst-XXIInd Dynasty, 1069-712 BC H. of Duamutef: 5 3/4 in. (14.6 cm.). H. of Hapi: 4 in. (10.1 cm.). H. of Imsety: 4 1/2 in. (11.4 cm.). H. of Qebseneuf: 4 1/8 in. (10.3 cm.). Ex German private collection; collection of L.H.N., Enschede, Netherlands, acquired from Archea, Amsterdam in 2005.

Bruce D. Bryant

Bruce D. Bryant

detail of the falcon-headed lid representing the God Qebehsenuef from a canopic jar (limestone, H.26,5cm) possibly from Northern Upper Egypt, Abydos, ca. 1550–1070 BCE. Now in the Metropolitan Museum…

detail of the falcon-headed lid representing the God Qebehsenuef from a canopic jar (limestone, H.26,5cm) possibly from Northern Upper Egypt, Abydos, ca. 1550–1070 BCE. Now in the Metropolitan Museum…

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This is a stopper for a canopic jar with the face of Akhenaten's second wife, Kiya. Art Ancien, Second Wife, Egyptians, Africans, Medieval Art

This is a stopper for a canopic jar with the face of Akhenaten's second wife, Kiya.

Pottery canopic jar lid. New Kingdom. 18th dynasty. 1550–1295 B.C. | Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Egypt News, Stonehenge, Museum Of Fine Arts, Ethiopia

Museum Of Fine Arts

Pottery canopic jar lid. New Kingdom. 18th dynasty. 1550–1295 B.C. | Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

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Swot Tots Publishing

The canopic chest was found inside Tut's canopic shrine. The interior of the chest is of unusual design. Normally there would be four separate compartements, each containing a canopic jar. Instead, there are four cylindrical hollows carved into the solid body of the chest, in imitation of a jar. Each of those 'jars' is topped by a calcide human-headed calcide stopper. Inside those hollowed-out cavities, the canopic coffinettes were placed. Egyptian Pharaohs, King Tut Tomb, The Boy King, History Of Wine

Egyptian Pharaohs

History Of Wine

The canopic chest was found inside Tut's canopic shrine. The interior of the chest is of unusual design. Normally there would be four separate compartements, each containing a canopic jar. Instead, there are four cylindrical hollows carved into the solid body of the chest, in imitation of a jar. Each of those 'jars' is topped by a calcide human-headed calcide stopper. Inside those hollowed-out cavities, the canopic coffinettes were placed.

Limestone canopic jar lid (Qebehsenuef). Late Period. 25th - 30th dynasty. 760–332 B.C. | Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Cultural Artifact, Pyramids

Cultural Artifact

Limestone canopic jar lid (Qebehsenuef). Late Period. 25th - 30th dynasty. 760–332 B.C. | Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

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Travertine head of god Imsety from canopic jar of King Tanwetamani. Nubian. Napatan Period. Reign of Tanwetamani. 664–653 B.C. | Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Sekhmet, Bastet, Nil, Tutankhamun, African History, Before Us

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Travertine head of god Imsety from canopic jar of King Tanwetamani. Nubian. Napatan Period. Reign of Tanwetamani. 664–653 B.C. | Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

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Swot Tots Publishing