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BIZPRO Seminar Event at New Millennium Evangelical Church with Pastor Dennis Sy of Victory Christian Fellowship VCF. November 22, 2016 (Tuesday) 8pm #bizpro #nmec #seminar #event
Shroud
A shroud painted with a portrait of the deceased in the form of Osiris, god of the dead and resurrection. He is flanked by two columns that end with lotus flowers and shown below his feet is Anubis, the jackal - headed god of death and mummification. This is an example of the mortuary uses of textiles.
Roman Period, (30 BC - AD 395) / Painted linen
Museum Notice
Constructed with a wooden frame, the chariot's body was entirely enclosed with wooden panels covered in canvas, stucco, and fine linen, which were carved with low-relief scenes depicting the pharaoh in battle or hunting. The chariot featured six-spoke wheels and was decorated with inlaid glass and ivory, showcasing the king smiting enemies, a common motif for royal power.
Dimensions: The body measured approximately 86 cm in height, 103 cm in width, and 52 cm in depth.
Condition: While the body was found intact, the tomb yielded only fragments of the yoke-saddle, pole, and leather trappings; notably, no wheels were found.
Reign Context: Thutmose IV ruled for a short period of about 9 years (approx. 1419–1410 BC), and this chariot likely served for desert patrols and ceremonial displays rather than active warfare.
Discovery: It was excavated by Howard Carter and is considered one of the finest examples of New Kingdom royal chariots, distinct from the heavily decorated chariots found in Tutankhamun's tomb.
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The coffin of Sennedjem
The inner coffin of Sennedjem is made in anthropoid form, where his mummy was placed inside. The inner cover depicts Sennedjem in in his worldly clothes as he wears a long kilt of white linen. The coffin is decorated with funerary scenes of the protective goddesses from the Book of the Dead, while Sennedjem receiving provisions from the Tree Goddess.
New Kingdom, 19th Dynasty (1295 - 1186 BC) / Deir el-Madina, Thebes / Wood - Pigment
Museum Notice
LEVEL UP 2016 Ticket Fee is P350 only. This includes event materials, dinner & raffle entries. Come & Be inspired to the BIZPRO Ministry Annual Seminar Event - "LEVEL IP 2016" with speakers : Ardy Roberto, Miriam Quiambao-Roberto, James Tioco & Shamcey Supsup - Lee. Date : August 27, 2016 (Saturday) 1 to 7pm at New Millennium Evangelical Church (NMEC) 770 Gen Malvar st corner Pilar Hidalgo Lim st., Malate, manila 02.5281668 or email us at bizpronmec@gmail.com #bizpro #nmec #bizproseminar #seminar #event #august #2016 #jamestioco #shamceysupsup #miriamquiambao #ardyroberto #business #entrepreneur #professional #leadership
The coffin of Sennedjem
The inner coffin of Sennedjem is made in anthropoid form, where his mummy was placed inside. The inner cover depicts Sennedjem in in his worldly clothes as he wears a long kilt of white linen. The coffin is decorated with funerary scenes of the protective goddesses from the Book of the Dead, while Sennedjem receiving provisions from the Tree Goddess.
New Kingdom, 19th Dynasty (1295 - 1186 BC) / Deir el-Madina, Thebes / Wood - Pigment
Museum Notice
The coffin of Sennedjem
The inner coffin of Sennedjem is made in anthropoid form, where his mummy was placed inside. The inner cover depicts Sennedjem in in his worldly clothes as he wears a long kilt of white linen. The coffin is decorated with funerary scenes of the protective goddesses from the Book of the Dead, while Sennedjem receiving provisions from the Tree Goddess.
New Kingdom, 19th Dynasty (1295 - 1186 BC) / Deir el-Madina, Thebes / Wood - Pigment
Museum Notice
Textile Industry During the Tulunid Period
(254-292 AH / 868-905 AD)
Immediately upon his arrival in Egypt, Ahmed ibn Tulun
began building a state independent of the Abbasid
Caliphate in Baghdad, where Al-Qata'i was the new
capital of his state north of Al-Fustat in the year 256
AH / 870 AD. Therefore, he undertook a comprehensive
economic reform, the effect of which was evident in
the abundance of wealth and the advancement of the
industry, and the sublimity of the arts. The linen and
woolen textile industry are one of the industries that
flourished in that period, as Ibn Tulun preserved the
textile-industry centers in Egypt and even maintained
the same type and level of production.
Egyptian textile industry developed and began to
compete with its counterparts in the headquarters of
the Caliphate in Baghdad, and even surpassed it
because of its quality and high craftsmanship. This
industry met the needs of the Tulunid state, and the
gifts of its rulers to the leaders of the army and the
heads of the state in terms of mattresses, curtains, and
precious fabrics, in addition to the successive gifts to
the Abbasid state men and the Caliphs themselves,
such as the great gifts sent by Khamarawih to the
Abbasid Caliph Al-Mu'tadid. And the fabrics he needed
for the trousseau of his daughter, Qatar Al-Nada.
Therefore, the production of the textile house was very
active, which led to the expansion of internal trade and
the doubling of the profits of the Tulunid state.
Museum Notice
Constructed with a wooden frame, the chariot's body was entirely enclosed with wooden panels covered in canvas, stucco, and fine linen, which were carved with low-relief scenes depicting the pharaoh in battle or hunting. The chariot featured six-spoke wheels and was decorated with inlaid glass and ivory, showcasing the king smiting enemies, a common motif for royal power.
Dimensions: The body measured approximately 86 cm in height, 103 cm in width, and 52 cm in depth.
Condition: While the body was found intact, the tomb yielded only fragments of the yoke-saddle, pole, and leather trappings; notably, no wheels were found.
Reign Context: Thutmose IV ruled for a short period of about 9 years (approx. 1419–1410 BC), and this chariot likely served for desert patrols and ceremonial displays rather than active warfare.
Discovery: It was excavated by Howard Carter and is considered one of the finest examples of New Kingdom royal chariots, distinct from the heavily decorated chariots found in Tutankhamun's tomb.
AI-generated answer. Please verify critical facts.
Textile Industry During the Tulunid Period
(254-292 AH / 868-905 AD)
Immediately upon his arrival in Egypt, Ahmed ibn Tulun
began building a state independent of the Abbasid
Caliphate in Baghdad, where Al-Qata'i was the new
capital of his state north of Al-Fustat in the year 256
AH / 870 AD. Therefore, he undertook a comprehensive
economic reform, the effect of which was evident in
the abundance of wealth and the advancement of the
industry, and the sublimity of the arts. The linen and
woolen textile industry are one of the industries that
flourished in that period, as Ibn Tulun preserved the
textile-industry centers in Egypt and even maintained
the same type and level of production.
Egyptian textile industry developed and began to
compete with its counterparts in the headquarters of
the Caliphate in Baghdad, and even surpassed it
because of its quality and high craftsmanship. This
industry met the needs of the Tulunid state, and the
gifts of its rulers to the leaders of the army and the
heads of the state in terms of mattresses, curtains, and
precious fabrics, in addition to the successive gifts to
the Abbasid state men and the Caliphs themselves,
such as the great gifts sent by Khamarawih to the
Abbasid Caliph Al-Mu'tadid. And the fabrics he needed
for the trousseau of his daughter, Qatar Al-Nada.
Therefore, the production of the textile house was very
active, which led to the expansion of internal trade and
the doubling of the profits of the Tulunid state.
Museum Notice
The coffin of Sennedjem
The inner coffin of Sennedjem is made in anthropoid form, where his mummy was placed inside. The inner cover depicts Sennedjem in in his worldly clothes as he wears a long kilt of white linen. The coffin is decorated with funerary scenes of the protective goddesses from the Book of the Dead, while Sennedjem receiving provisions from the Tree Goddess.
New Kingdom, 19th Dynasty (1295 - 1186 BC) / Deir el-Madina, Thebes / Wood - Pigment
Museum Notice
Lady and Children
This statue was found by chance while digging the foundations of a house.
It depicts a woman with some children who may have been her sons. The statue reflects the high stature of the mother in the hearts of her sons as she was depicted with them in honor and appreciation of her memory.
New Kingdom. 18th Dynasty (1550 - 1295.BC) / Zagazig / Limestone.
Museum Notice
BIZPRO NMEC Seminar Event - All In : Create a Culture of Workplace Excellence at New Millennium Evangelical Church July 26, 2016 #bizpro #nmec #bizprosemiar #event #seminar
The coffin of Sennedjem
The inner coffin of Sennedjem is made in anthropoid form, where his mummy was placed inside. The inner cover depicts Sennedjem in in his worldly clothes as he wears a long kilt of white linen. The coffin is decorated with funerary scenes of the protective goddesses from the Book of the Dead, while Sennedjem receiving provisions from the Tree Goddess.
New Kingdom, 19th Dynasty (1295 - 1186 BC) / Deir el-Madina, Thebes / Wood - Pigment
Museum Notice
BIZPRO NMEC Seminar Event with Jayson Lo was held last July 26, 2016 at New Millennium Evangelical Church, malate Manila Philippines
New Millennium Evangelical Church BIZPRO Ministry Seminar Event May 24, 2016 #bizpro #nmec #bizproseminar #seminar #event #church #gospel #discipleship #smallgroup #dgroup #christian #business #entrepreneur #negosyo
New Millennium Evangelical Church BIZPRO Ministry Seminar Event #bizpro #nmec #bizproseminar #seminar #event #church #gospel #discipleship #smallgroup #dgroup #christian #business #entrepreneur #negosyo
BIZPRO Seminar Event at New Millennium Evangelical Church with Pastor Dennis Sy of Victory Christian Fellowship VCF. November 22, 2016 (Tuesday) 8pm #bizpro #nmec #seminar #event
Lady and Children
This statue was found by chance while digging the foundations of a house.
It depicts a woman with some children who may have been her sons. The statue reflects the high stature of the mother in the hearts of her sons as she was depicted with them in honor and appreciation of her memory.
New Kingdom. 18th Dynasty (1550 - 1295.BC) / Zagazig / Limestone.
Museum Notice