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2014 is the 80th anniversary of the establishment of the Wilbour Library of Egyptology at the Brookl
Ever wonder what inspired Giuseppe Verdi when he wrote his epic opera Aida back in the early 1870&am
Since we closed our card catalogs down a few years ago, we decided to offer the cards up to artists
Yale archaeologists discover earliest monumental Egyptian hieroglyphsThese new inscriptions were not
WLE turns 80 this year and hidden gems continue to be discovered in the #BKMLibrary stacks. One exam
Opera buffs and library lovers alike had a grand time atthe Brooklyn Museum’s special program
grandegyptianmuseum:“It is widely believed that the practice of ancient Egyptian religion ceas
The journey of the deceased to the afterlife,from Book of the Dead of Heruben (papyrus). Third Inter
Vignette from Book of the Dead of Heruben (papyrus). Third Intermediate Period, 21st Dynasty, ca. 10
Vignette from Book of the Dead of Khonsumes: The deceased makes an offering and burning incense befo
Vignette from the “Book of the Dead” of Nauny(papyrus), from the tomb of Meritam
Cartes postales anciennes des collections du Musée Guimet de Lyon, copies des peintures du to
grandegyptianmuseum:Tomb of Ramesses VI (KV9), Valley of the Kings, West Thebes. Photo: Jakub K
Canopic jar with a lid of hamadryas baboon (alabaster).The baboon head represents the god Hapi (Son
The Temple of Abu Simbel c.1880s & 1967Created by Pharaoh Ramses II over 3000 years ago, con
The Giza pyramids, the pyramid of Khenetkawes, and the head of the Great Sphinx, Egypt, circa 1865.
The mummy of Ramesses III, circa 1912.
Egyptian Religious CalendarToday 21 June 2019 - XIX day of Khenty-Khety, the tenth month of the Egyp
Temple of the God Horus at Behdet (Edfu), west side of the Pylon’s Entrance-Gate: statue o
detail from the “House of Birth” (the Mammisi) of the Sanctuary of the God Horus
the God Horus, falcon-headed, wearing the Double Crown, and represented upon a base with two sacred
the background wall of the Inner Shrine of the “House of Birth” (the Mammisi) of
THE GOD RA: ICONOGRAPHYhere’s my study dedicated to the iconography of the God Ra, freely
alternating images of the God Bes and Hathor-heads standing on the symbol for “gold&rd
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