Lower Egypt

---

ミラジョボビッチ【ダンまち】乳神ヘスbaskietbagchanjeffrey licon

---

LIVE

The Great Temple of Ramesses II at Abu Simbel, 13th century BC. Lower Nubia, Aswan

Ansicht der Ruinen von Memphis. = View of the Ruins of Memphis.Color lithograph by Wilhelm Loeillot

Abu Simbel TempleThe Great Temple of Ramesses II at Abu Simbel, Lower Nubia, Egypt.Photo: Robert Har

Union between Upper and Lower Egypt and cartouche of Pharaoh, relief on base of thrones, Temple of R

Relief depicting Hapi, god of the Nile, represented as Hap-Meht (Lower Egypt) and Hap-Reset (Upper E

Hapi tying Upper and Lower EgyptThis schist fragment depicts the Nile god Hapi carved in sunken reli

egypt-museum:Statue of Seti IIThe striding king wears an enormous crown composed of the Lower Egypti

egypt-museum:Stool Decorated with Symbol of Upper and Lower EgyptThe four sides of this wooden stool

met-ancient-art:Plaque with falcon-headed Re wearing crown of Upper and Lower Egypt, Metropolitan Mu

Temple of Maharraqa in Lower Nubia.

Tombs Chalifs, Lower Egypt

egypt-museum:Abu Simbel TempleNighttime view of the Great Temple of Ramesses II at Abu Simbel, Lower

Special War Map of Lower Egypt 1882W H Smith & Son’s - scale 7 miles to an inch 

Plaque of Iuput II as Harpocrates emerging from lotus flower. Late Third Intermediate Period, 23rd D

egypt-museum:Abu Simbel TempleNight view of the Great Temple of Ramesses II at Abu Simbel, Lower Nub

In His Father’s ShadowAt 471 feet, Khafre’s pyramid was originally a little lower th

Pharaoh Ptolemy VIII, between the goddesses Wadjet symbolizing Lower Egypt

amntenofre:“the Daughters of the King of Lower Egypt, Princesses of ‘Djedu’/Bousir

Amulet of the Crown of Lower Egypt, Ancient Egyptian, -1070, Art Institute of Chicago: Arts of Afric

grandegyptianmuseum: Horus wearing the double crown of Upper and Lower Egypt, detail from the Obelis

Cosmetic Spoon in the form of a Swimming GirlExcavated from a tomb in Sanam, Lower Nubia. Made out o

The Burial Chamber of King Seti I The vaulted ceiling of Seti I’s lower burial chamber represe

grandegyptianmuseum: Abu Simbel: The Great Temple of Ramesses II, Lower Nubia, Aswan

The Battlefield Palette Detail of the lower fragment, obverse showing the king as a lion devouring a

Prev PageNext Page