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| Russian Academy of Sciences Centre for Egyptological Studies, Moscow (CESRAS) & Russian Institute of Egyptology in Cairo (RIEC) G. Elliot Smith, The Royal Mummies, Catalogue Général du Musée du Caire, Nos 61051-61100, Cairo 1912 Mummy of King Amenophis III Neb-maat-raw, 1388-1350 BCE, Cairo, CG61074 Site Directory Personages Artifacts Iconography SMITH MUMMY INDEX Deities Royal Cache TT320 Network Index |
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plates.(1912) Click on image for full-sized views.
plates.(1912) Click on image for full-sized views.
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Plates XXXI,XXXII,XXXIII,XXXIV,XXXV,C,CI,CII,CIII
Coffin Docket on Coffin Mummy in Coffin
Below is Amenophis' shroud and details of it
Below is Amenophis' shroud and details of it
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(also known as Amenhotep III)
The mummy, pillaged and virtually destroyed in antiquity, probably in the 20th
Dynasty, was found in the tomb of Amenophis II in Bibân el-Molouk, Thebes, a
major "Cache" (see TT320 and Bab el-Gasus), or hiding place for plundered
mummies of Kings, royalty, and persons of high rank and standing.
Click here for the tomb of Amenophis II directory.
(also known as Amenhotep III)
The mummy, pillaged and virtually destroyed in antiquity, probably in the 20th
Dynasty, was found in the tomb of Amenophis II in Bibân el-Molouk, Thebes, a
major "Cache" (see TT320 and Bab el-Gasus), or hiding place for plundered
mummies of Kings, royalty, and persons of high rank and standing.
Click here for the tomb of Amenophis II directory.