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Stela of the Sculptor Qen worshipping Amenhotep I and Ahmose-Nefertari - Met Museum Collection

Inventory Number: 59.93 New Kingdom, Ramesside, Dynasty 19, ca. 1279–1213 B.C. Location Information: From Egypt, Upper Egypt, Thebes, Deir el-Medina, Tomb of Qen (TT 4), König 1862

Description:

One of the select "servants in the Place of Truth," Qen was a member of the community of arts and craftsmen responsible for building and decorating the tombs of the New Kingdom pharaohs in the Valley of the Kings. This stela was found in 1862 in Qen's tomb at the workmen's village of Deir el-Medina. Qen's titles, as recorded on the stela, were "sculptor of Amun in the Place of Truth" and "sculptor of Amun in Karnak" suggesting that he specialized in carving relief.

In the lower register of the stela, Qen, his wife Nefertari, and their two sons, Merymery and Huy, are shown paying homage to the two seated figures above. These represent Amenhotep I, second king of Dynasty 18, and his mother Ahmose-Nefertari. By Dynasty 19, these two deified members of the royal family had become patrons of the Theban necropolis and especially of the workmen and their families.

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[ir-egipto-travel]

Detail of a limestone relief from the tomb of Merymery in Saqqara. He was the Custodian of the Treasury of Memphis probably some time during the reign of King Amenhotep III (circa 1390-1352 BCE - 18th Dynasty). The relief depicts a grander scene of a funeral procession. This detail shows a group of mourning females. The relief (AP 6-a) is now in the Rijksmuseum van Oudheden (National Museum of Antiquities), Leiden, the Netherlands. Photo (edited for size): Creative Commons. "A career in mourning was followed by many ancient Egyptian women. Those who could afford it employed professional mourners to grieve openly about the house while the dead person was being mummified, a process which took seventy days, and to follow the funeral cortège to the tomb. The mourning took the form of casting dust on the head, rending clothes and scratching cheeks while wailing. Judging from tomb-paintings, the profession of mourner could start at an early age: in the tomb of Ramose at Thebes, for example, a group of mourning women has in its midst a very young girl. All are standing with upraised arms and obviously shrieking as loudly as they can - just as women in Egypt mourn today." ― Watterson, Barbara, Women in Ancient Egypt, Amberley Publishing Plc, UK, 2011. #iregipto #egyptpassion #discoveregypt #thisisegypt #egypt #MBPlanet #egypt https://www.instagram.com/p/CMG5dsGHU1_/?igshid=jkpou1uc4pf3

[madamlaydebug]

Baptism is an African concept that can be found depicted on the walls of the Ancient Nile, like this example of the Official Merymery from 1400 bce. However, notice that Merymery as the father Ausar is the one BEING baptized by his son as Heru the Prince while being supported by Anup (who measures the scales of Ma'at). This is because baptism in Kemet wasn't done as a child initiation but when your child deems that you have been a successful father. It is after you have proven success as a father that you are worthy of baptism into being an Ausar.

[chexawe]

Reposted from @negusnetwork - The concept of baptism originates in Kushite-Kemetic Spiritual Science. However, it was not the submersion into a pool as Christians mispractice, but the pouring of *water* over the initiate to symbolize cleansing to begin his transformation into the pursuit of becoming Ausar (the Supreme Being dwelling in Man). In this 3,500 year old raised relief of Merymery, we see the pouring of water over the initiate who is depicted in "mummified" form (a symbol of the immortal nature of becoming Ausar). He is supported by Anup (Eshu in Yoruba), the canine headed divinity that symbolizes the keen judgement needed to become Ausar. Jesus was called 'the' Christ (remember thats a title not a name); christ comes from the Kemetic "KRST [Karast]", the Anointed One and the etymological root word “KARAST“ (KRST) comes from the process of embalming. In the pyramid text, being anointed with oil, essentially makes one a “messiah” or “Christ/KRST”. In the beginning of the baptismal ritual of today's' religion, they anoint with oil. In Matthew 26:12, Jesus says (cough cough), “In that she poured this ointment / perfume upon my body, she did it to prepare me for my burial". That was a reference to the woman making Jesus, THEE CHRIST... as the anointed mummy. [partial credit: Kushite-Kemetic Spiritual Science ኩሽኸመት መንፈሳዊ ትንታኔ] #NegusNetwork https://www.instagram.com/p/BwCxYqaHJSehl2E904QynxZ71wLKHPI-5NFPkc0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1v4ybrv15t6jc

[titou-nz]

Saqqarah - Égypte

Principaux mastaba et tombeaux de nobles

Mastaba des Ire, IIe et IIIe dynasties à Saqqarah nord dont :

Sabou,

Hésyré

Khâbaousokar

Ruaben

Ancien Empire

IVe dynastie :

Mastaba de Metjen

Mastaba de Pehernéfer

Mastaba de Méry

Mastaba de Tchenty

Mastaba de Setjou

Mastaba de Ptahchepsès Ier

Mastaba de Ranefer

Ve dynastie :

Mastaba de Nebet et Khenout

Mastaba de Khououy

Mastaba de Ti

Mastaba de Mehou

Mastaba de Ptahhotep et Akhet-hotep

Mastaba d'Iroukaptah

Mastaba de Kanefer

Mastaba de Khouiptah

Mastaba de Ptahchepsès II

Mastaba de Néferefrêânkh

Mastaba de Néfer et Kahai

Mastaba de Khnoumhotep et Niânkhkhnoum

Mastaba de Ptahchepsès III

Mastaba d'Akhethétep

Mastaba de Pehenoukaï

Mastaba de la reine Mérésânkh IV

Mastaba d'Isésiânkh

Mastaba de Rêmkoui

Mastaba de Rachepsès

Mastaba d'Ounas-Ânkh

Mastaba de Sabou Kem

Mastaba de Kay

Mastaba de Neferkhouou

Mastaba de Nimaâtsed

Mastaba de Ak et Hétephernéfret

Mastaba de Ptahchepsès IV

Mastaba de Sabou Ibébi

Mastaba d'Iynefert Shanef

Mastaba d'Akhethotep Hemi

Mastaba d'Ihy

Mastaba d'Hesi

VIe dynastie :

Mastaba d'Idout

Mastaba d'Iynefert

Mastaba de Khnoumenti

Mastaba de Neferseshemrê Sheshi

Mastaba de Sabou Tjéty

Mastaba de Khentika

Mastaba de Kagemni

Mastaba de Merefnebef

Mastaba de Mérérouka

Mastaba d'Idou

Mastaba d'Inoumin

Nouvel Empire

XVIIIe dynastie :

Tombe d'Horemheb

Tombe de Maïa

Tombe de Meryptah

Tombe d'Aper-el, Taouret et leur fils Houy

Tombe de Merymery

Tombe de Merirê et Baketamon

Tombe de Mery-Sekhmet et Iouy

Tombe de Seth

Tombe d'Amenemouia et Thoutmès

Tombe de Ptahmès, fils de Menkhéper

Tombe de Ptahmès, fils de Thoutmôsis

Tombe de Maya et Mérit

Tombe de Paatenemheb

XIXe dynastie :

Tombe de Tia

Tombe de Netjerouymès

Tombe de Néferrenpet

Tombe de Ptahmès

Tombe de Raïa

Tombe de Iouty

Tombe de Hormin

Basse Époque

XXVIe dynastie :

Tombe à puits d'Amon-Tefnakht

Tombe à puits de Hor-Néferibrê-Emakhet

Tombe à puits de Néferibrê-sa-Neith

Tombe à puits d'Ouahibrê-Men

XXVIIe dynastie :

Tombe à puits de Psammétique

Tombe à puits de Tjanehib

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Stela of the Sculptor Qen worshipping Amenhotep I and Ahmose-Nefertari ca. 1279–1213 B.C. New Kingdom, Ramesside One of the select "servants in the Place of Truth," Qen was a member of the community of arts and craftsmen responsible for building and decorating the tombs of the New Kingdom pharaohs in the Valley of the Kings. This stela was found in 1862 in Qen's tomb at the workmen's village of Deir el-Medina. Qen's titles, as recorded on the stela, were "sculptor of Amun in the Place of Truth" and "sculptor of Amun in Karnak" suggesting that he specialized in carving relief. In the lower register of the stela, Qen, his wife Nefertari, and their two sons, Merymery and Huy, are shown paying homage to the two seated figures above. These represent Amenhotep I, second king of Dynasty 18, and his mother Ahmose-Nefertari. By Dynasty 19, these two deified members of the royal family had become patrons of the Theban necropolis and especially of the workmen and their families. The Met Museum, New York Object Details Title:Stela of the Sculptor Qen worshipping Amenhotep I and Ahmose-Nefertari Period:New Kingdom, Ramesside Dynasty:Dynasty 19 Reign:reign of Ramesses II Date:ca. 1279–1213 B.C. Geography:From Egypt, Upper Egypt, Thebes, Deir el-Medina, Tomb of Qen (TT 4), König 1862 Medium:Limestone, paint Dimensions:H. 37.7 × W. 28.6 × Th 5.8 cm, 9.3 kg (14 13/16 × 11 1/4 × 2 5/16 in., 20.4 lb.) Credit Line:Fletcher Fund, 1959 Accession Number:59.93 #ancient #egyptian #history #museum https://www.instagram.com/p/CDOa_OwnCgH/?igshid=w2apfn5j2u62

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Ya no espero tu mensaje,ni el de nadie

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Puedes volar tan alto como te permita tu viaje

Merymery

[nowoolallowed]

Stela of the Sculptor Qen worshipping Amenhotep I and Ahmose-Nefertari - Met Museum Collection

Inventory Number: 59.93 New Kingdom, Ramesside, Dynasty 19, ca. 1279–1213 B.C. Location Information: From Egypt, Upper Egypt, Thebes, Deir el-Medina, Tomb of Qen (TT 4), König 1862

Description:

One of the select "servants in the Place of Truth," Qen was a member of the community of arts and craftsmen responsible for building and decorating the tombs of the New Kingdom pharaohs in the Valley of the Kings. This stela was found in 1862 in Qen's tomb at the workmen's village of Deir el-Medina. Qen's titles, as recorded on the stela, were "sculptor of Amun in the Place of Truth" and "sculptor of Amun in Karnak" suggesting that he specialized in carving relief.

In the lower register of the stela, Qen, his wife Nefertari, and their two sons, Merymery and Huy, are shown paying homage to the two seated figures above. These represent Amenhotep I, second king of Dynasty 18, and his mother Ahmose-Nefertari. By Dynasty 19, these two deified members of the royal family had become patrons of the Theban necropolis and especially of the workmen and their families.

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This is a detail of an incredible wall fragment from the Tomb of Merymery. Merymery wears a shoulder length braided wig with an unguent cone, broad collar, long linen garment which falls to his knees, and holds a handkerchief is his left hand. His wife, in a tripartite wig with an unguent cone with a small bouquet of lotus and mandrakes on her brow, broad collar around her neck and in a long gown, sits with him in a loving embrace. Under their finely carved chairs is their pet cat! 😺 Like us, the ancient Egyptians had beloved pets such as cats, dogs, monkeys, baboons, and gazelle. They like us named them, hunted with them, and are often shown as companions in their tomb-paintings since tomb art was a nexus to perpetuate one’s livelihood and worldly processions into the hereafter. Limestone with traces of paint, New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, reign of Amenhotep III. Photo by me @ir-egipto-travel

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Xmas eve #merymery

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