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Schist.
Karnak, Temple of Amun.
New Kingdom, 19th Dynasty, Reign of Ramesses II, (1304-1237 BCE).
King Tut Exhibit, Seattle
Aside from Cleopatra, Tutankhamun is probably the best-known of the Egyptian pharaoh since the discovery of his tomb in the early 20th century.
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Created for the Smile on Saturday theme, KINGS & QUEENS.
Tutter pretending to be a potted plant. Not sure he'll appreciate if the hose gets turned against him though.....
Extra note. Tutter sadly got run over by a car july 19th, 2007. R.I.P. pot poser!
This male blackbird, who visits my garden several times a day, answers to the name of ‘Tut Tut’.
He is clearly distinguished from other visiting males because of the dark grey markings on the top of his bill.
If I call him (Tut Tut) when he is around he comes for his food. Very tame, but clearly cupboard love ❤️
Poor quality - taken through double-glazing so a bit of PP used.
This is Tutt Head , Mumbles where the coastguard station used to be as seen through a wooden sign. Caption is because I didn't realise at the time that I hadn't captured the whole sign - I've left out a bit from the top.
Pics from a trip to "Heritage Key" Rezzable's private grid.
Have a look yourself: http://heritage-key.com/king-tut-virtual
Pics from a trip to "Heritage Key" Rezzable's private grid.
Have a look yourself: http://heritage-key.com/king-tut-virtual
Pics from a trip to "Heritage Key" Rezzable's private grid.
Have a look yourself: http://heritage-key.com/king-tut-virtual
Ramessenakht held the high rank of High Priest of Amun.
Schist, Calcite.
Karnak, Temple of Amun.
New Kingdom, 20th Dynasty, Reign of Reamesses VI, (1156-1149 BCE).
King Tut Exhibit, Seattle
KUPRA by [Inithium] . Mesh Body
KraftWork Old Brooklyn Carousel
Sync'd Motion__Inspired - Water BENTO
Priestly titles indicating Kai's role in religious services appear in the text on this statuette, along with his administrative duries. His daughter Nefret_ankh and son Shepses-ka are at his feet.
Painted Limestone, Calcite, Crystal and Copper inlays.
Giza, Wetsern Cemetery, Tomb of Kai.
Old Kingdom, late 4th Dynasty, (2576-2513 BCE).
King Tut Exhibit, Seattle