21st Dynasty Gallery

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Ancient Egyptian figurine of a lion headed goddess, 21st-22nd Dynasty, 1075-716 B.C.
Paintings from the coffin of Nesykhonsu, late 21st Dynasty
Coffin of a woman named Maatkare from the 21st Dynasty Reign of Pinudjem I (c. 1065-1045 B.C.)
Falcon Amulet of King Psusennes IGold amulet of a falcon found attached to the bandages of the mummy
Ancient Egyptian faience cartouche containing the name of the lunar deity Khonsu-Neferhotep.  Artist
grandegyptianmuseum:Head of an ibex from a sacred barque. Third Intermediate Period, 21st Dynasty, c
theancientwayoflife:~Figurine of the Goddess Bastet as a Cat.Egypt, 21st - 26th Dynasty (1081 - 525
Winged Scarab Pectoral of Psusennes IThe pectoral here takes the form of a winged scarab, sitting ab
Sarcophagus cover of a woman, chantress of Amun, 21st dynasty
Mummy board of  Henettawy, Singer of Amun-Re dated to the reign of Psusennes I from the 21st dynasty
Painted interior of an anthropoid coffin, New Kingdom;  20th-21st Dynasty
Scarab finger ring (gold and glazed steatite) inscribed with the name of the deity Amun-Re.  Artist
Golden funerary mask of Wendjebauendjed, a military commander and high priest during Ancient Egypt’s
The Singer of Amun Nany’s funerary Papyrus; reign of Psusennes I, 21st Dynasty, c. 1050 B.C. 
The Funerary mask of Pharaoh Amenemope, 21st dynasty
Illustration from the Book of the Dead of Heruben, Twenty-First Dynasty, Third Intermediate Period E
Ancient Egyptian pendant (gold and turquoise) with an “Eye of Horus”.  Artist unknown; ca. 1069-713
Plaque of King Psusennes IThis plaque, or thin plate, was placed on the mummy of king Psusennes I ov
A vignette from Book of the Dead of Heruben (papyrus). Third Intermediate Period, 21st Dynasty, ca.
Funerary papyrus belonging to the singer Tiye, containing Chapter 125 of the “Book of the Dead”.  Ar
Flying Falcon of King AmenemopeThe falcon of King Amenemope is represented stretching its wings and
Book of the Dead of HerubenVignette from Book of the Dead of Heruben (papyrus). Lady Heruben (“Singe
The four sons of Horus From right to left: Imsety, Hapi, Duamutef and QebehsenuefPersonifications of
Scene of the weighing of the heart, from a copy of the “Book of the Dead” prepared for Nany, Singer
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