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Eye of Horus Dimensions :-Length - 21 cm / 8.2 inchesHeight -13 cm / 5.1 inchesDepth - 2 cm / 3/4 inches * Combined shipping offered* Combined postage is on offer if you would like to add other items. This most well known of Egyptian eye designs I have based on one of Tutankhamun's amulets found

Doing a series of "the most beautiful women in history" on my history witch blog. Check it out- www.historywitch.com So fun and relaxing to work on. Here is Nefertiti.

Photo about Egyptian papyrus with portrait Nefertiti. Image of nefertiti, matte, pyramids - 4090318

Identifier: handbookofarchae00west Title: Handbook of archaeology, Egyptian - Greek - Etruscan - Roman Year: 1867 (1860s) Authors: Westropp, Hodder M. (Hodder Michael), -1884 Subjects: Art, Ancient Archaeology Publisher: London, Bell and Daldy Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University View Book Page: Book Viewer About This Book: Catalog Entry View All Images: All Images From Book Click here to view book online to see this illustration in context…

*NEFERTEM: God of Perfume Also known as He Who is Beautiful and Water Lily of the Sun, was god of both healing and beautification, perfumes and aromatherapy. In ancient Egypt, perfume wasn’t like the perfume of today - perfume was holistic, much as aromatherapy today. His function as a solar god was that of the sunrise. Nefertem was the god who helped raise the sun into the sky, passing it to Ra as one would give a flower to a guest at an ancient Egyptian party.

1909 Ancient Ornaments Egyptian, Troian, Roman, Mycenaean Original Antique Chromolithograph to Frame

Photo about Ancient Egyptian gods and hieroglyphics painted on stone. Image of calligraphy, anubis, isis - 10666551

Egyptian name: Bastet Greek name: Bastis Representation: Cat or female with the head of a cat or lioness Bastet: goddess of Bubastis (meaning “House of Bastet”), located in the Nile delta, was the centre place of worship to Bastet devotees. She worshiped since the Second Dynasty (2890 BC). She represented safety and friendship of houses …