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Horus BazaarAuthentic Ancient Tutankhamun head Quartzite stone Unique Egyptian Pharaonic BC
his unique Egyptian Pharaonic item is an authentic ancient Tutankhamun head carved from solid quartz stone. The item was found in 1914 in the city of Luxor, Egypt and has since been carefully maintained. The piece stands at 27 cm tall and features an intaglio design. The item's primary material is solid quartz stone and its color is multi-colored. The style of this item is antique and it is categorized as an Other Decorative Collectible. The item's age is also listed as found in 1914 in the city of Luxor, Egypt. Purchase this piece to own a piece of authentic ancient Egyptian history.Tutankhamun, the little pharaoh
King "Tutankhamun" is one of the most famous pharaohs of ancient Egypt from the 18th dynasty, and the ruler of Egypt and its pharaohs during the period from 1334 to 1325 (BC) of the era of the modern Pharaonic state, according to what the theories of Egyptologists say.Amun remains a mystery, but is considered one of the secrets of the ancient Egyptians, and the discovery of his tomb is the main reason for his fame.Egyptologists believe that King "Akhenaten" is the father of "Tutankhamun", but they differ about the name of his mother. Is she the "little lady" whose name has not yet been inferred, or is she Queen "T". However, a large number of them believe that "Tutankhamun" was the son of "Akhenaten and Kiya".According to what is currently being circulated in the conclusions reached by archaeologists, the lineage of King Tutankhamun ends with King Amenhotep III (1390-1353 BC) and his wife, Queen Tiye (1390-1340 BC), the parents of the pharaoh King Akhenaten. (1353-1336 BC), who was also called "Amenhotep" the Fourth, and about whom the accounts say that he was "one of the gods that were previously worshiped by the pharaohs" in ancient Egypt.
Change of gods
King Akhenaten was married to more than one woman, the most famous of whom was Queen Nefertiti, who only gave birth to girls. A summary of archaeological studies says that he was "forced" to marry his sister to give birth to him, "Tutankhamun," the heir to the throne.Tutankhamun was born in the eleventh year of the reign of his father, King Akhenaten, which began in 1369 (BC). It is said that Tutankhamun also married his half-sister, Ankhesenamun, at the age of 13, while he was only 8 years old.Many of the contents of Tutankhamun's tomb are evidence of his marriage to Ankhesenamun, who grew up with him in the palace, and she is the fourth daughter of the daughters of Akhenaten and Nefertiti.
"Tutankhamun" and "Ankhesenamun" were taught together by teachers and scribes of the origins of wisdom and knowledge about the new "Aten" religion on which "Akhenaten" united ancient Egypt and canceled the old beliefs of the pharaonic gods "Amun"."Tutankhamun" was 9 years old when he became Pharaoh of Egypt from (1334 to 1325 BC) in the era of the modern Pharaonic state, where he experienced a difficult transitional period in the history of ancient Egypt, as he became king in the last years of the religious revolution brought about by "Akhenaten", who He tried to unite the gods of ancient Egypt in the form of the one gods "Aten".
Before assuming the throne, he was known as "Tutankhaten" until the beginnings of his rule, and under the influence of the priests of "Amun", his advisors - supported by these priests - were able to convince him to restore the "gods of Amun" to its previous position, and to neglect the doctrine of "Aten" that he called for. His father, King Akhenaten.When the royal couple left the city of "Akht-Aten" in Tell el-Amarna (in the current governorate of Minya in central Upper Egypt) to reside in Thebes and Memphis (Luxor), the ancient capital of the country, they changed their names, the first from "Tutankhaten" - which means the living image of "Aten". - To "Tutankhamun" meaning the image of the living "Amun", and the second from "Ankhesenaten" - which means "She lives for Aten" - to "Ankhesenamun" meaning "She lives for Amun" or "Aisha for Amun".
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Condition: Good Condition As shown in pictures.
Provenance: Stone in the Desert of the Egyptian City of Luxor.
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