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	Statue of King Tutankhamen This impressive statue of King Tutankhamen's death mask was found in his dedicated tomb, which is located in the exact middle of the Valley of the Kings. Price: £145.00 / $237.80


	Granary Vessel, 1279-1213 BC This delicate hand-painted copy of a Granary Vessel was a common gravegood, most probably from someone who was involved in food distribution. Price: £48.00 / $78.72


	Isis with Wings Price: £60.00 / $98.40


	Large Canopic Jar - Duamutef Canopic Jars were used to hold specific body parts of the deceased, and were thought to be protected by the four gods known as the Sons of Horus, who were the guardians of the internal organs, and which were linked to the four cardinal points. Duamutef, who is depicted as a jackal head, was the guardian of the stomach. He was also associated with the east. Price: £35.00 / $57.40


	Eye of Horus Holding a Wedjat Eye Amulet Vase - approx. 375 BC The wedjat eye is one of the best known of Egyptian protective amulets and is said to emulate the markings on a lanner falcon - the bird associated with the god, Horus. Price: £75.00 / $123.00


	The God Horus Protecting King Nectanebo II statue 360-343 BC In the earliest Dynasties, ancient egyptians believed that their king was divine, and was a new incarnation of the great sky god, Horus, who was the protector of the human king. The association between the king and the god Horus has been represented in statuary as early as the 4th Dynasty, as illustrated in the famous seated statue that is housed in the Egyptian Museum, in Cairo. Price: £60.00 / $98.40


	Egyptian Sacred Vessel approx. 1991-1928 BC. From the tomb of the Chancellor Nakhti at Assiout (12th Dynasty). Cave paintings of similar boats were found in 1998 at the Wadi Abu Wasil in the Eastern Sahara Desert - Site 26, at least 100 kms from any human activity (or water) and dates from more than 5,000 years ago. Price: £60.00 / $98.40