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Hanging with Christian Images, Egypt, Byzantine period, 6th century, plain weave (tabby) with inwoven tapestry weave; dyed wool, undyed linen, Overall: 110.50 x 76.80 cm, Cleveland Museum of Art Romanesque, Museums, Ancient Art, Egypt, Byzantine, Orthodox, Egyptian, Ancient, Medieval
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Hanging with Christian Images, Egypt, Byzantine period, 6th century, plain weave (tabby) with inwoven tapestry weave; dyed wool, undyed linen, Overall: 110.50 x 76.80 cm, Cleveland Museum of Art
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Prince Horemakhet son of Pharaoh Shabaka and High Priest of Amun. Statue dated 701-690 BC Statue, Egyptian Art, Gods And Goddesses, Black History, Pharaoh, Kemet Egypt, Ancient Egyptian Artifacts
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Prince Horemakhet son of Pharaoh Shabaka and High Priest of Amun. Statue dated 701-690 BC
The Ankh was an ancient Egyptian symbol of eternal life and immortality. The word ankh also means "mirror" in the ancient Egyptian language, as in a mirror to the soul. At the top of the ankh shown, there wings of Isis and a solar disk w/cobras. 2 Cobras, representing the goddess of Lower Egypt, are across the bar. At the bottom, King Ankhnaton. Ancient Egypt, Ancient Aliens, Divine Healing, Ancient Times, Ancient Civilizations
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The Ankh was an ancient Egyptian symbol of eternal life and immortality. The word ankh also means "mirror" in the ancient Egyptian language, as in a mirror to the soul. At the top of the ankh shown, there wings of Isis and a solar disk w/cobras. 2 Cobras, representing the goddess of Lower Egypt, are across the bar. At the bottom, King Ankhnaton.
Linen Fragment with Ankh Cross, 4-5 century CE, Coptic Egyptian, Akhmim The background is linen, woven with wool. Linen is stronger often used as warp, while wool often employed as the weft because it dyes very well. .:. Fibre Art, History, Sacred Geometry, Textiles, Antique Textiles, Fiber Art, Antique Fabrics
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Linen Fragment with Ankh Cross, 4-5 century CE, Coptic Egyptian, Akhmim The background is linen, woven with wool. Linen is stronger often used as warp, while wool often employed as the weft because it dyes very well. .:.
Mirror with Handle in the Form of a Hathor Emblem Period: New Kingdom Dynasty: Dynasty 18 Reign: reign of Thutmose III Date: ca. 1479–1425 B.C. Geography: Egypt, Upper Egypt; Thebes, Wadi Gabbanat el-Qurud, Tomb of the 3 Foreign Wives of Thutmose III, Wadi D, Tomb 1. Met Museum. Design, Archaeology, Ancient Jewelry, Artifacts, Kemet, Kunst
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Mirror with Handle in the Form of a Hathor Emblem Period: New Kingdom Dynasty: Dynasty 18 Reign: reign of Thutmose III Date: ca. 1479–1425 B.C. Geography: Egypt, Upper Egypt; Thebes, Wadi Gabbanat el-Qurud, Tomb of the 3 Foreign Wives of Thutmose III, Wadi D, Tomb 1. Met Museum.
blue faience Ankh with vulva .:. from the reign of Amenhotep II Mythology, Lapis Lazuli, Immortal, Mythical, Rebirth
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blue faience Ankh with vulva .:. from the reign of Amenhotep II
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Melita, (Malta) Islands between Africa and Sicily, Æ27. 2nd to 1st century BC. MELITAIWN, head of Isis left, wear... Carthage, Sicily, Africa, Islands, Architecture, Isis Goddess, Malta, Astarte, Venus
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Melita, (Malta) Islands between Africa and Sicily, �27. 2nd to 1st century BC. MELITAIWN, head of Isis left, wearing uraeus crown, symbol of Tanit before
Melita, (Malta) Islands between Africa and Sicily, Æ27. 2nd to 1st century BC. MELITAIWN, head of Isis left, wear...
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Faiyum portrait of woman with ankh .:. Portraits, Portrait, Ancient Romans, Egyptian Mummies, Egypt Mummy
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Coptic Ankh on Shawl fragment, Egypt, 4th century CE, linen tabby with wool tapestry insert - Patricia Harris Gallery of Textiles & Costume, Royal Ontario Museum Ornament
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The reliefs present an amalgamation of Christian and Egypto-Roman (specifically, Isis) funerary cult. The name of the deceased is carved beneath the Chi-Rho. The reliefs are cut in the form of a traditional Roman shrine. Pho
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The reliefs present an amalgamation of Christian and Egypto-Roman (specifically, Isis) funerary cult. The name of the deceased is carved beneath the Chi-Rho. The reliefs are cut in the form of a traditional Roman shrine.
These Coptic funerary reliefs (5th-6th century AD) illustrate the transition in Egypt from traditional Egypto-Roman religion to Christianity. As such, they display transitional forms and symbols belonging to both religious systems. Ancient Architecture, Egyptian Cross, Ancient Languages, Medieval Period
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Early Christian stela incorporating a looped cross (crux ansata) or ankh symbol, surrounded by the vine of eternal life, illustrating the fusion of pharaonic iconography with Christian motifs in Byzantine Egypt. Country of Origin: Egypt .:. Culture: Coptic .:. Date/Period: 4th-7th C AD .:. Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York .:. Early Christian, Egyptians
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Early Christian stela incorporating a looped cross (crux ansata) or ankh symbol, surrounded by the vine of eternal life, illustrating the fusion of pharaonic iconography with Christian motifs in Byzantine Egypt. Country of Origin: Egypt .:. Culture: Coptic .:. Date/Period: 4th-7th C AD .:. Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York .:.
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Ankh Style Cross .:. Egypt: Christian Ruins of the Kharga Oasis in Egypt's Western Desert Ruins, Egypt Tours, Kharga
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This gravestone is decorated with the ancient symbol, ankh. Ca. 6th century AD.
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Metropolitan Museum, New-York : Byzantine stele from Egypt, VI°-IX° century, with Coptic inscription: Pliny the Doctor. Note the Ankh below - ancient symbol of eternal life. Rennes, Rom, Mother
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Metropolitan Museum, New-York : Byzantine stele from Egypt, VI°-IX° century, with Coptic inscription: Pliny the Doctor. Note the Ankh below - ancient symbol of eternal life.