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Studies in Ancient Egyptian Iconography edited by Dr. Maya Müller (deutsch,English)

Iconography  of the 21a Theban Dynasty, 1070-945 BCE
Carrying the Serpent
Deceased before throning deity
Hathor Cow emerges from the West Mountain in the Theban Necropolis
Judgement of the Dead (das Totengericht )
Separation of the Heavens from the Earth (Geb, Nut, Shu); the myth of creation
Shabtis (Uschebtis) study of the faces
Solar barques and other boat scenes
Uschebtis (shabtis) study of the faces
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Deities, representations of.. see Deities Index.

Details from paintings of the Third Intermediate Period (1070-715 BCE)
Animals and Theriomorphic Beings
Sacred Rams

Human and Anthropoid Figures: physical characteristics, posture and gestures.
Men
Body posture and gestures
White Clothing worn by the deceased in scenes on anthropoid coffins
Women
Body postures and gestures  
White clothing worn by the deceased in scenes on anthropoid coffins
Characteristics of faces and upper body sections        
Skin colour and the effects of varnishing and aging
Flowers
Graphics, flat, design sources
Offerings         
Genii and Daimons
Serpents
Trees
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Gods and Goddesses, representations of.. see Deities Index.
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Symbols:
Unification  of the Two Lands
Unique unification design on leather funerary shrine of Asetemachbjt "B", D21a.
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Ancient Egyptian
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Updated 02. May, 2010/erl