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Canopic jar lid (limestone) in the shape of a falcon head, representing the deity Qebehsenuef, one o

Box for ushabtis or canopic jarsEgyptian, c. 850-700 B.C.wood with paintWalters Art Museum 

Ancient Egyptian crystal dummy canopic jar, inscription scratched on side, dynasty 6, 2323-2150 BCE,

Alabaster canopic jar of Hor-Uahibre. Artist unknown; 664-525 BCE (26th Dynasty, Late Period). Now i

Ancient Egyptian limestone canopic jar of one Userhat.  Artist unknown; ca. 1400-1352 BCE (reign of

Duamutef canopic stopperStopper from a canopic jar in the form of the head of Duamutef, jackal-heade

A set of four ancient Egyptian limestone canopic jars, used for holding organs removed from the dece

Canopic Jar of DuamutefThe four sons of Horus were a group of four gods in ancient Egyptian religion

Lid of a Canopic Jar of TutankhamunAlabaster stopper from Tutankhamun’s canopic jar which contained

the-hardest-of-hearts-survive:Unknown (Egyptian)Canopic Jar with a Lid in the Shape of a Royal Woman

historyarchaeologyartefacts:Canopic jar, no date available for this set. Canopic jars used by the an

historyarchaeologyartefacts:Canopic jar, no date available for this set. Canopic jars used by the an

Lid of a Canopic Jar of TutankhamunAlabaster stopper from Tutankhamun’s canopic jar which contained

egypt-museum:Osiris-Canopus JarA Canopic jar with the head of Osiris emerging from it. In the cult o

egypt-museum: Canopic jars with human heads, contain organs removed during mummification. Middle Ki

Canopic jar with a human head, from the 26th (Saite) Dynasty (664-525 BCE).  Now in the Kunsthi

Painted wooden box from Ancient Egypt, used to hold either ushabtis or canopic jars.  On the si

Canopic jar with a lid of hamadryas baboon (alabaster).The baboon head represents the god Hapi (Son

Sure ancient Egypt, your canopic jars are great and all.But I’m pretty sure the one I made

egypt-museum: Osiris-Canopus Jar A Canopic jar with the head of Osiris emerging from it. In the cult

Canopic Jar of the Overseer of the Builders of Amun, Amenhotep, Ancient Egyptian, -1427, Art Institu

Canopic Jar for the Royal Scribe Khera, Egyptian, 664–332 BC, Saint Louis Art Museum: Ancient

Canopic Jar for the Royal Scribe Khera, Egyptian, 664–332 BC, Saint Louis Art Museum: Ancient

Canopic Jar for the Royal Scribe Khera, Egyptian, 664–332 BC, Saint Louis Art Museum: Ancient

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