5th Dynasty

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lionofchaeronea:Painted limestone head of a pharaoh, identified as Userkaf, first ruler of the 5th D

Statue of the Lector Priest KaaperSheikh el-Balad, Arabic title for the chief of the village, was th

Offering Scene from Mastaba of TiDetail of reliefs representing a carrier of offerings.Ti’

Double Statue of NimaatsedNimaatsed was a priest of Re and Hathor in the solar temple of Neferirkare

theancientwayoflife:~King Sahure and a Nome God.Period: Old KingdomDynasty: Dynasty 5Reign

Head of King UserkafThis head of king Userkaf was found in the Sun Temple dedicated by the king to t

Cattle Fording a StreamTomb relief from the Mastaba of Ti. Old Kingdom, 5th Dynasty,2494–2345

Statue of the Lector Priest KaaperSheikh el-Balad, Arabic title for the chief of the village, was th

Limestone doorjamb fragments from the tomb of Menu (Tomb G 2423, Giza)Egyptian, Old Kingdom, Late 5t

Statue of a Seated ScribeHe wears a wig with a central parting as was fashionable in the Old Kingdom

Statue of the dwarf KhnumhotepKhnumhotep, the priest and overseer of the royal wardrobe, was an Egyp

Statue of the Lector Priest KaaperSheikh el-Balad, Arabic title for the chief of the village, was th

Bust of Kaaper’s WifeThis wooden statue was discovered in the same mastaba as Ka-aper, an

Painted limestone head of a pharaoh, identified as Userkaf, first ruler of the 5th Dynasty.  Ar

Ancient Egyptian funerary headrest, carved from granite.  Artist unknown; 5th Dynasty (ca. 2513

Sahure was the second pharaoh of Ancient Egypt‘s 5th Dynasty. Statue of Sahure M

acucullophilia:Snofru Nefer (Egyptian, late 5th Dynasty) In case you missed it. This blog has been m

heavensdoorways:Bronze Taotie Mask with Ring Handle, Northern Wei dynasty 4th-5th century, 

grandegyptianmuseum: Relief depicting a scribe Detail of a wall carving from the Mastaba of Akhetho

Snofru Nefer (Egyptian, late 5th Dynasty)

grandegyptianmuseum: Head of Userkaf Schist head of king Userkaf, the founder of the 5th Dynasty of

Figurine of a Woman Making Beer This statuette is presented in the act of making beer, kneading

Baboons were Trained in Ancient Egypt to Catch CriminalsThe most surprising use for trained baboons

Statue of Sheikh el-Balad KaaperSheikh el-Balad, Arabic title for the chief of the village, was the

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