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Ancient Egyptian Antiquities-Head of Rare Statue King Amenhotep III -Antique BC


Ancient Egyptian Antiquities-Head of Rare Statue King Amenhotep III -Antique BC
Ancient Egyptian Antiquities-Head of Rare Statue King Amenhotep III -Antique BC
Ancient Egyptian Antiquities-Head of Rare Statue King Amenhotep III -Antique BC
Ancient Egyptian Antiquities-Head of Rare Statue King Amenhotep III -Antique BC
Ancient Egyptian Antiquities-Head of Rare Statue King Amenhotep III -Antique BC
Ancient Egyptian Antiquities-Head of Rare Statue King Amenhotep III -Antique BC
Ancient Egyptian Antiquities-Head of Rare Statue King Amenhotep III -Antique BC
Ancient Egyptian Antiquities-Head of Rare Statue King Amenhotep III -Antique BC
Ancient Egyptian Antiquities-Head of Rare Statue King Amenhotep III -Antique BC
Ancient Egyptian Antiquities-Head of Rare Statue King Amenhotep III -Antique BC
Ancient Egyptian Antiquities-Head of Rare Statue King Amenhotep III -Antique BC

Ancient Egyptian Antiquities-Head of Rare Statue King Amenhotep III -Antique BC    Ancient Egyptian Antiquities-Head of Rare Statue King Amenhotep III -Antique BC
Ancient Egyptian Antiquities - Head of Rare Statue King Amenhotep III - Antique BC. Immerse yourself in the captivating world of ancient Egypt with this extraordinary statue of King Amenhotep III, a majestic symbol of pharaonic power and artistic excellence that will leave you in awe of its intricate details and timeless beauty. In 1925, a remarkable and rare statue was discovered in Luxor, Egypt, unveiling the head of King Amenhotep III. This magnificent statue holds immense historical significance as it represents one of the Egyptian Pharaonic antiquities predating the time of Christ. Crafted from quartz stone, the statue showcases the artistic brilliance and craftsmanship of ancient Egyptian sculptors. King Amenhotep III, also known as Amenhotep the Magnificent, ruled over ancient Egypt during the 18th Dynasty of the New Kingdom period, approximately from 1391 BC to 1353 BC. He ascended to the throne at a young age and enjoyed a prosperous and stable reign. The king was known for his opulent and extravagant lifestyle, marked by numerous architectural and artistic achievements.

During his rule, King Amenhotep III embarked on ambitious building projects and commissioned the construction of several grand structures and temples. One of his most famous architectural achievements was the Temple of Luxor, which he built as a dedication to the god Amun-Ra. This magnificent temple complex still stands today as a testament to the king's devotion and architectural prowess. Another significant monument attributed to King Amenhotep III is the Colossi of Memnon, two gigantic statues representing the pharaoh himself. While one statue was damaged over the years, the other remains intact and has become a popular tourist attraction.

King Amenhotep III was not only known for his architectural achievements but also for his diplomatic prowess. He fostered diplomatic relations with other powerful nations of his time, including the Mitanni, Babylon, and Hatti. These diplomatic ties resulted in prosperous trade relationships and brought wealth and exotic goods to Egypt.

Religiously, Amenhotep III was a devoted follower of the traditional Egyptian pantheon, particularly Amun-Ra, the king of the gods. He carried out extensive religious rituals and ceremonies to honor the gods and maintain their favor. The king was also associated with the cult of the sun god, Aten, which gained prominence during the reign of his successor, Amenhotep IV (Akhenaten). Despite his many achievements, King Amenhotep III's reign saw the beginning of a decline in Egypt's political and military power.

Towards the end of his reign, the influence of Egypt started to wane, and the kingdom faced challenges from external forces, including the growing power of the Hittite Empire. Nonetheless, Amenhotep III is remembered as one of Egypt's most prosperous and powerful pharaohs.

The discovery of the rare statue in 1925 brought further insight into the grandeur and legacy of King Amenhotep III. It serves as a testament to the rich history and cultural heritage of ancient Egypt, shedding light on the political, religious, and artistic achievements of this remarkable pharaoh. Unique Valuable Rare Piece Because Of Its Aesthetic And Historical Significance. Condition/Size/Weight and More: Check Please The Item Specifics.

Please Note : The pictures show the size of the products. As shown in the pictures. Color May Very Slightly Due To The Color Calibration Of Each Individual Monitor And Light Brightness Concentration During Taking Picture. This item is in the category "Collectibles\Decorative Collectibles\Other Decorative Collectibles". The seller is "pharaohs_secrets" and is located in this country: EG.

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  1. Primary Material: Quartz
  2. Brand: Egyptian Antique
  3. Provenance: Luxor , Egypt
  4. Country/Region of Origin: Egypt
  5. Size: As shown in the pictures
  6. Color: Multi-Color
  7. Style: Antique
  8. Material: Stone
  9. Features: Egyptian Statues
  10. Age: Found in 1925 in the city of Luxor


Ancient Egyptian Antiquities-Head of Rare Statue King Amenhotep III -Antique BC    Ancient Egyptian Antiquities-Head of Rare Statue King Amenhotep III -Antique BC