Limestone Bust of Queen Ahmes at The British Museum, London
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This stunning limestone bust of Queen Ahmes-Merytamun, wife of Amenhotep I, was crafted circa 1550 BC, during the early 18th Dynasty's golden era, showcasing her majestic beauty adorned with the iconic Hathor Wig, a quintessential symbol of New Kingdom elegance. Giovanni Belzoni unearthed this priceless relic in 1817 while excavating at Karnak, specifically within the Eighth Pylon, a monumental gateway situated on the southern axis of the temple. He successfully retrieved the upper portion but was forced to leave behind the lower segment, which remains embedded in the site to this day. As part of the ambitious "Scan The World" initiative, launched by MyMiniFactory, this remarkable artifact is now accessible for free as a fully 3D printable digital model through our community-driven effort. We invite you to contribute your own unique treasures to our ever-growing archive; simply email stw@myminifactory.com to explore the possibilities of sharing your discovery with the world.
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