Valley of the Queens
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The tomb of Prince Khaemwaset, Ramesses III's son, located in the Valley of the Queens. This painted bas-relief shows the prince with a typical child's hairstyle: the long hair is collected in a tress, fastened with a braid which falls sideways covering an ear. |
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Nephthys and Selkis on the rear wall of Khaemwaset's tomb. | ||
Ramesses III and Re-Harakhty | ||
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Ramesses III wearing a short wig with blue knots, called ibes. |
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Ramesses III offering Ma'at, the goddess of truth and justice and the representation of cosmic order. Her symbol is the ostrich plume. |
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The cartouche of Ramesses III in the tomb of his son, Amun-her-khepshef. |
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The architrave above the doorway which leads into the rear annex of Amun-her-khepshef's burial chamber is decorated with the royal names protected by two big winged snakes and two shenu-signs. A solar winged disk sits above the scene. |
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