Gallery/egyptian Memphis
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Statuette of the god Ptah (bronze with black pigment and inlaid silver and gold). In Egyptian mythol
Statuette of the god Ptah (bronze with black pigment and inlaid silver and gold). In Egyptian mythol
Ansicht der Ruinen von Memphis. = View of the Ruins of Memphis.Color lithograph by Wilhelm Loeillot
Ansicht der Ruinen von Memphis. = View of the Ruins of Memphis.Color lithograph by Wilhelm Loeillot
Ancient Egyptian painted wooden shrine made to hold an Anubis fetish, or imiut.  Artist unknown; ca.
Ancient Egyptian painted wooden shrine made to hold an Anubis fetish, or imiut.  Artist unknown; ca.
museum-of-artifacts:Ramses II colossal statue in the Memphis open air museum in Egypt.
museum-of-artifacts:Ramses II colossal statue in the Memphis open air museum in Egypt.
Apis Bull, temple of Ptah, at Inbu-Hedj (Memphis), reconstruction made by Ubisoft for the game Assas
Apis Bull, temple of Ptah, at Inbu-Hedj (Memphis), reconstruction made by Ubisoft for the game Assas
Limestone offering table with a greywacke statuette of Sehetepib.  Artist unknown; ca. 1850-1775 BCE
Limestone offering table with a greywacke statuette of Sehetepib.  Artist unknown; ca. 1850-1775 BCE
Bronze statuette of the Egyptian god Ptah, chief deity of Memphis and patron of craftsmen.  Art
Bronze statuette of the Egyptian god Ptah, chief deity of Memphis and patron of craftsmen.  Art
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