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Smelting of GoldRelief depicts metalworkers employed in the manufacture of jewelry, smelting gold by

Force feeding tame cranes, detail of a wall carving from the Mastaba of Mereruka. Old Kingdom, 6th D

Funerary stele of Shespy, 6th dynasty Egypt

Three ancient Egyptian beadnet dresses, from the 4th 5th and 6th dynasties

Coffin of the priestess Iset-en-kheb; Egypt, Thebes 25th–26th dynasty; 7th–6th century BC

Bas relief depicting dancers, detail of a wall carving from the Mastaba of Kagemni. A vizier from th

AN ACHAEMENID INLAID GOLD BUTTON circa 6th-4th century b.c. With a quatrefoil lotus motif, the petal

The Mastaba of MererukaMereruka vizier’s funeral statue in front of his false door at his Saqq

Mereruka vizier’s funeral statue in front of his false door. Mastaba of Mereruka. Reign of king Teti

Relief of a Glass BlowersDetail of a high relief depicts glassblowing in ancient Egypt, from the Mas

Cattle fording a river, Man helping a calf across a river, Mother watching. Mastaba of Princess Idut

Ancient Egyptian painted relief showing men fishing on a small boat, from the mastaba of Nikausesi a

statues of Idu in its niche on the west wall of his Mastaba (Tomb). Old Kingdom, 6th Dynasty, ca. 23

Glazed steatite seal amulet, Egypt, Old Kingdom, 6th Dynasty, 2311-2140 BC.

dynastylnoire:bigbeautifulblackgirls:Danielle Brooks ( @daniebb3 ) for glamour magazine May 6th 2015

False door with a statue of Mereruka in his mastaba.

Stucco figure head found at Ming-oi in Central Asia, 6th - 7th Century 

ancientpeoples:Faience beadnet dress.Old Kingdom, 6th Dynasty. Found in 1933 in Giza, tomb G 2342 D.

Relief with fish offering, Mastaba of Kagemni. Old Kingdom, 6th Dynasty, c. 2340 BC. Saqqara Necropo

“Faience beadnet dress” Old Kingdom, 6th Dynasty 2342 BC, Found in 1933 in Giza - John Galliano A/W

Statue of MeryrahashtefStriding figure of Meryrahashtef, from Sedment, Tomb of Meryrahashtef T274. M

Statue of Pepi IA copper statue of Pepi I still flashes limestone and obsidian eyes, found at Hierak

Ancient Egyptian tomb relief depicting servants bearing food.  Artist unknown; 5th or 6th Dynasty (c

Book of CavernsScene of the 6th section of the book of caverns, detail of a wall painting from the T

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