- himself, who died in
January 2008. His body is
encased inside a
bronze mummiform casket that is
covered in gold and
stands inside the group's pyramid....
- An
Egyptian excavator beside the
outer mummiform coffin of Yuya...
-
Padikhonsu Funerary Ushabti,
Albert Hall
Museum Ushabtis were
mostly mummiform, but
during the
Dynasty XVIII reign of
Thutmose IV, they
began to be fashioned...
-
Unlike many
other examples from the Deir el-Bahri Cache, the
wooden mummiform coffin that
contained the body was
original to the pharaoh,
though any...
-
surmounted by
Nekhbet Prince Mentuherkhepeshef giving offerings to a
mummiform-depicted Banebdjedet, KV19, 20th
dynasty (ca 1129–1111 BC) Banebdjedet...
- himself, who died in
January 2008. His body is
encased inside a
bronze mummiform (casket) that is
covered in gold and
stands inside the group's pyramid...
-
Fourth Hour of the Night, in the
company of
Tekmy and Amou, jackal-headed
mummiform gods.
According to
Egyptian mythology,
during the
twelve hours of the...
- rebirth) or
black (alluding to the
fertility of the Nile floodplain) in
mummiform (wearing the
trappings of
mummification from
chest downward). The Pyramid...
-
crude statuettes in wax, clay or wood; later, they were
fashioned as
mummiform figures and, from the end of the 12th Dynasty, they were
customarily inscribed...
-
officials and Egyptologists.
Within lay the 2.1-metre (7 ft) long
outermost mummiform coffin of
gilded wood,
covered by
linen shrouds. The
shrouds were rolled...