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Neferherenptah
The hieroglyphic name of NeferherenptahNeferherenptah was an Official of the Fifth Dynasty, Old Kingdom, c. 2380 BC. Neferherenptah died briefly before the addition of King Unas. He was a Royal...
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El-Khokha
Upper view for KhokhaScene of keeping fish from tomb (TT39)El-Khokha is a site between Sheikh Abd El-Qurna and Deir El-Bahri, functioning as a necropolis on the westward side of the Nile at Thebes....
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Neferherenptah (Priest)
Neferherenptah was addressed Fifi, Priest, Fifth / Sixth Dynasties, Old Kingdom, c. 2345 BC. Neferherenptah was a refining priest and prophet of the mortuary cults of the kings Khafre and Menkaure. He...
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Meketaten
The hieroglyphic name of MeketatenMeketaten or Meket-Aten was the second girl of six born to the Egyptian Pharaoh Akhenaten and his Great Royal Wife Nefertiti. She was credibly born in year 4 of...
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Khons
Khons was a priestly official of the Nineteenth Dynasty. He processed in the reign of Ramesses II (1290-1224 B.C.E.) as the leading priest of the fad of the deified Tuthmosis III. His tomb was saw...
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Khunianupu
Eloquent Peasant, the famous sage of the First Intermediate Period. Khunianupu knew in the rule of Khety II (2100 B.C.E.). accepting endured harsh intervention at the hands of an functionaries son,...
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Amara
Stela at AmaraAmara was a fortified site about Wadi Halfa on the Nile in Nubia, modern Sudan, Amara was launched by Seti I (1306-1290 B.C.E.). There are two settlements involved in Amara, on...
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Neferheteperes (Princess)
Neferheteperes (c. 2566-2558 BC) princess (Queen?) of Fourth Dynasty, Old Kingdom. Neferheteperes was the girl of King Djedefre, the replacement of King Khnum-Khufu. It has been speculated that she was...
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Meketre
The hieroglyphic of MeketreThe Ancient Egyptian official Meketre was chancellor and high custodian during the rule of Mentuhotep II, Mentuhotep III and maybe Amenemhat I, in the Middle Kingdom.Meketre...
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Khusebek
The Stele of KhusebekKhusebek was a military official of the Twelfth Dynasty. He answered Senwosret III (1878-1841 B.C.E.) as a commander of troops. Khusebek kept company Senwosret III on punitive...
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Amarna Letters
Amarna LettersAmarna Letters, a collecting of agreement spanning the reigns of Amenhotep III (1391-1353 B.C.E.), Akhenaten (1353-1335 B.C.E.), and into the first year of Tutankhamuns rule (1333-1323...
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Mekhenet
Mekhenet was the Egyptian address of the solar bark of the God Ra, practiced during his sojourn direct the sky.Recent Posts:· Meketaten· Khons· Khunianupu· Amara·...
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Khuy
Khuy was the father-in-law of King Pepi I (2289-2255 B.C.E.). Khuy was a Nomarch and the father of Ankhnesmery-Re (1) and (2), who become Pepi I's checks and the mothers of the heritors. His son, Djau,...
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Amduat
The hieroglyphic of AmduatAmduat or Amtuat was a mortuary text depicted on the walls in the tomb of Tuthmosis III (1479-1425 B.C.E.) in the Valley of the kings in Thebes, the Amduat, Book of that...
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Kites
Kites were Egyptian women who were hired or pressed into service during funerals to accompany and greet the coffins of the gone when they were taken to the necropolises. Professional mourners, the...
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Mekhtemweskhet I
Mekhtemweskhet I was a royal woman of the Twenty-first Dynasty. She was the wife of Shoshenq, a Libyan military commandant at Bubastis, and the mother of Osochor (984-978 B.C.E.), Siamun...
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Mekhtemweskhet II
Mekhtemweskhet II was a royal woman of the 26th Dynasty. The wife of Psamtik I (664-610 B.C.E.), she was the girl of Harsiese, the high priest of Heliopolis, and was plausibly the mother of Necho II...
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Mekhtemweskhet III
Mekhtemweskhet III was a royal woman of the 26th Dynasty A wife of King Necho II (610-595 B.C.E.), she was credibly the daughter of Psamtik I and Queen Mekhtemweskhet II. This queen was the mother of...
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Kiya
The hieroglyphic name of KiyaKiya was a royal woman of the Eighteenth Dynasty, maybe a Mitanni princess. She was a younger check of Akhenaten (1353-1335 B.C.E.). There is some indication that her...
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Neferkau
Neferkau was a royal woman of the Eleventh Dynasty. She was plausibly a run of Inyotef II (2118-2069 B.C.E.), who governed only Thebes and Upper Egypt at the time. Neferkaus name was described on a...
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