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djinn-gallery:Ancient Egyptian funerary mask, encrusted wood, about 1400-1300 BC, end of 18th dynast

Another set of photos from excavations in Podlasie, Poland. We wear these masks because graves were

Funerary adornments of man and woman, XII century, Liao Dynasty, Mongolia

Golden funerary mask of Wendjebauendjed, a military commander and high priest during Ancient Egypt’s

The Funerary mask of Pharaoh Amenemope, 21st dynasty

unfantasmarecorreeuropa:Funerary mask, Middle East, Chalcolithic period (5,000-3,000 BC)

Funerary mask of gold, copper overlay, and cinnabarSicán culture, Peru, 10th-11th centurySource: The

humanoidhistory:Funerary Mask, Peru, 10th-11th century, from the Sicán culture. Made of hammered she

met-egyptian-art: Funerary Mask of a Woman, Egyptian ArtTheodore M. Davis Collection, Bequest of The

archaicwonder:Illyrian Type Bronze Helmets with Gold Funerary Masks These were discovered at the cem

archaicwonder:Illyrian Type Bronze Helmets with Gold Funerary Masks These were discovered at the cem

Ancient Egyptian funerary mask (cartonnage, wood, paint, and gold foil) of a man named Wah.  Artist

egypt-museum:Funerary Mask of Psusennes IThis funerary mask is the most beautiful of all those found

Funerary Mask (Mask of Agamemnon), Acropolis of Mycenae, Greece (16th century BCE)

Funerary mask of general Wendjebauendjed, from the tomb NRT III at Tanis. Third Intermediate Period,

Gold Mask of AmenemopeGold funerary mask of king Amenemope, the successor of Psusennes I. Third Inte

Mask of WendjebauendjedThis funerary gold mask originally covered the face of the mummy of Wendjebau

unrar: Tourists visit King Tut’s funerary mask in Cairo’s Egyptian Museum, Kenneth Garre

grandegyptianmuseum: Mask of TutankhamunDetail of the funerary mask of Tutankhamun (gold, lapis-lazu

archaicwonder: Mycenaean Funerary Masks Heinrich Schliemann discovered these masks in 1876, while e

carnageandculture: Omar Farouk unearthing a funerary mask,  2004 From the tomb of Djehuty, Kar

Funerary Mask (Mask of Agamemnon), Acropolis of Mycenae, Greece (16th century BCE)

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