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Classical examples of a psychopomp in Greek, Roman and Egyptian mythology include Charon, Vanth, Hermes, Hecate, Mercury and Anubis. In many beliefs, a spirit being taken to the underworld is violently torn from its body. This object is part of...

When death occurred, the ancient Egyptians quickly removed internal organs to prevent decay, but they believed it was essential to preserve these vital organs alongside their mummified bodies. Left inside was the heart, considered the seat of...

Despite this, the Egyptians believed it essential to preserve them alongside the mummified corpse. The heart, considered the seat of intelligence, remained in place within the mummy. The liver, lungs, stomach and intestines were carefully placed in...

Discovered by Auguste Mariette in 1865, the tomb has undergone restoration and reconstruction by the Egyptian Antiquities Department to become one of the most beautifully decorated Old Kingdom mastabas in the entire necropolis. The tomb boasts not...

Archaic Greek rings were to some extent influenced by Egyptian rings, although they tended to be less substantial and were not for the most part used as working signet rings. A lack of locally available gold meant that rings made in the eastern...

When playing humans vs zombies, take a cue from ancient Egyptian warriors on chariots - ride straight into battle with your foam blaster loaded up. Go right at those zombies, blast 'em, then make a sharp U-turn and pedal off in the opposite...

Originating in ancient Egyptian iconography, the ouroboros entered Western tradition via Greek magical tradition and was adopted as a symbol in Gnosticism and Hermeticism and most notably in alchemy. The term derives from Ancient Greek οὐροβόρος,...

With her husband, Nefertiti reigned at what was arguably the wealthiest period of ancient Egyptian history. ...Some scholars believe that Nefertiti ruled briefly as Neferneferuaten after Nefertiti husband's death and before the ascension of Tutankhamun,...

Beneath this spectacular work stands a stone basin supporting four regal figures and an imposing ancient Egyptian obelisk, topped with the esteemed Pamphili family emblem - a dove bearing an olive branch. ... The majestic figures embody four powerful...

Picturing a human body and jackal head, with the caduceus sacred to Hermes in hand, Hermanubis symbolized the Egyptian priesthood, driven by an unyielding pursuit of truth. The name Ἑρμανοῦβις appears sparingly in epigraphic and literary sources...

Asclepius was also associated with Vediovis, a Roman god, and Imhotep, an Egyptian sage, further underscoring his significance in various cultures. His son Apollo, sharing the epithet Paean ("the Healer"), revered him as a master healer. To this day,...

He may have been a Roman citizen and had Greek ancestry, yet Titus Flavius Demetrius died as an Egyptian, believing he would live in the afterlife with Osiris and other gods. His body was mummified, and an incredible mask made from layers of linen...

Röhsska Museum in Gothenburg, Sweden, boasts one dragon and one lion; the Louvre, State Museum of Egyptian Art in Munich, Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna, Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto, Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, Oriental Institute...

Ankhkherednefer, formerly known as Ankhrenepnefer or Ankhsherynefer, was a high-ranking Ancient Egyptian official whose reputation is built on a block statue unearthed in the Tell el-Maskhuta archaeological site, possibly the ancient city of Pithom.

Remains of pigment reveal that the face was painted yellow, the color used for women in Egyptian art. This object is part of "Scan The World". Scan the World is a non-profit initiative introduced by MyMiniFactory, through which we are creating a...

The Lydians were allied with the Babylonians and Egyptians, so Cyrus now has to confront these major powers. The Babylonian empire controls Mesopotamia and the eastern Mediterranean. In 539 B.C., Persian forces defeat the Babylonian army at the site...

ÄM 21300CreditDiscovered in 1915: Amarna, Egypt\r\nConsidered the Sun Queen, she sits in her room at the Egyptian Museum, gazing through the museum's rooms, locking eyes with the statue of sun-god Helios from Alexandria. The bust was created around...

Serapis, a fusion of the two Egyptian deities Osiris and Apis, was merged with such Greek gods as Zeus, Hades, and Asclepius by the Greek-speaking Ptolemaic rulers in Alexandria during the Hellenistic period. During the Roman period, his cult spread...

This powerful portrait of the god combines a classical Greek image of the bearded Zeus with the ram's horns of the Egyptian Ammon, an attribute often associated with Alexander himself. It may reflect a sculpture created in Egypt following...

As a result, Cyprus was subsequently occupied by several prominent empires, including the Assyrians, Egyptians, and Persians. However, in 333 BC, Alexander the Great seized control of the island from these powers. Following this shift in power,...

Archaic Greek rings were to some extent influenced by Egyptian rings, although they tended to be less substantial and were not for the most part used as working signet rings. A lack of locally available gold meant that rings made in the eastern...

This is a portrait of an Egyptian Amarna princess, taking from the 19th Dynasty (ca. 1340 BC). Pharaoh Amenhotep IV ruled the New Kingdom from 1353 to 1336 BC. He soon renamed himself Akhenaten where he ceased to be polytheistic and started to solely...

Horus and Anubis walked side by side through the Egyptian desert sands. The sun beat down upon them, its fierce rays illuminating their every step. As they journeyed, a sense of camaraderie grew between them, forged in the fires of adventure and...

Strabo reveals that statues of Augustus were erected in Egyptian towns near Aswan's Nile cataract and looted by a Kushite army in 25 BC. Though Roman forces reclaimed many statues, they failed to reach Meroë, where this head was intentionally buried...

The Doum palm was also considered sacred by the Ancient Egyptians, and the seed was found in many Pharoahs Tombs. ...xfrogxfrogplantspbrgrowfxanimationwindplanttreeleafbarkforestnaturearchvisgamedevenvironmentdeciduousconiferousflowerotherflower...

Kush and Nubia supplied ancient Egypt with valuable resources, and during the New Kingdom (about 1550-1070 BC), these regions produced a significant portion of the gold required by the Egyptian regime. The sarcophagi originated from Tomb no. 383 on...

This imposing black granite statue is one of a trio that showcases King Sesostris III's likeness with exceptional precision, characteristic of Egyptian sculpture during his reign in the late Twelfth Dynasty. The faces are skillfully crafted, while...

The hieroglyphs etched on the coffin reveal that Lady Tahathor lies within, a woman of immense wealth and power who lived and died in Luxor roughly 2,700 years ago during the 25th or 26th Egyptian Dynasty, a period following Tutankhamun's death by...

Inspiration drawn from Russian author Victor Pelevin's groundbreaking novel 'The Golden Bug', designers created a masterpiece featuring an ancient Egyptian symbol – the scarab beetle – in place of the conventional stork often associated with new...

In ancient Egyptian mythology, the magnificent deity known as Anubis is a symbol of mummification and protection after death, watching over deceased pharaohs and ordinary citizens alike with vigilance. However, a majestic and colossal representation...