Ptolemaic Egypt

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The face of the goddess Hathor, with cow ears(limestone). Personification of the principles of joy,

Facade of the Temple of Hathor at Dendera, 1857. Photographer: Francis Frith (British, 1822-189

Granite head of Ptolemy II Philadelphus (r. 283-246 BCE), represented as a traditional Egyptian phar

historyfilia:Inlay depicting Horus Egyptian, Ptolemaic. 4th century B.C. Medium: Faience From the Me

Inlay in the form of an owlTop part of a an owl hieroglyph in a hard faience with polychrome glaze.

Sarcophagus in Kom Ombo TempleSarcophagus depicting the goddesses Isis and Nephthys lamenting, carve

Glass fragment with falcon headThese tiny fragments, possibly inlays from shrines and furniture, wer

ancientpeoples:Limestone column capital of the god Bes39.5cm high and 52cm wide (15 9/16 x 20&n

felixinclusis: sesiondemadrugada​: Kees Scherer Ptolemaic temple, Egypt, 1968

ganymedesrocks: Tyto Alba barn owl, is a Ptolemaic Period, 664–150 BC (Egypt) limestone&n

Barn Owl - painted limestone - Saqqara, Egypt - Late or Ptolemaic Period, 664–150 BCE - from a

historyarchaeologyartefacts:Golden serpentine spiral ring. Roman or Ptolemaic Egypt, 1st century BC.

An Egyptian bronze cat, Ptolemaic period, c. 332-30 B.C. 14¾ in (37.4 cm) high.Courtesy

gemma-antiqua: Ancient Egyptian gold snake ring, dated to the Ptolemaic period, and more specificall

Temple of Edfu by Ian Southwell  on Flickr The temple at Edfu has astonishi

egypt-museum: Nilotic Scene with Duck and Flowers Bone. Ptolemaic Period - Roman Period, ca. 332

Ptolemaic roundel from a mosaic floor decorated with a dog and a gilded askos, from Alexandria, Egyp

egypt-museum: Inside Temple of Hathor at Dendera It is one of the best-preserved temple complexes

Ancient Worlds - BBC Two Episode 6 “City of Man, City of God”The remains of the Christia

historyarchaeologyartefacts:Golden serpentine spiral ring. Roman or Ptolemaic Egypt, 1st century BC.

via-appia: Snake bracelet for a childPtolemaic Egypt, 332–30 B.C. or later

elhieroglyph: AN EGYPTIAN BLUE CHALCEDONY HORUS-BEHDET AMULETLATE PERIOD TO PTOLEMAIC PERIOD, CIRCA

Limestone lion figure, from the Ptolemaic period of Ancient Egypt. (Please excuse the photo quality

Ancient Worlds - BBC Two Episode 4 “Return of the King”In the wake of Ptolemy’s I&

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