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BSOD using Google Chrome, Memory Management error 0x0000001a
Hi there,
I'm having BSOD problems with my Dell XPS 15z laptop. I recently received a BSOD Memory Management error while using Google Chrome. I have searched several pages looking up for solutions, but with no results. Ran the usb boot version of Memtest86+ around 2 hours and reported no errors. Have reinstalled my OS several times with no success. I kept on searching through the web and found this forum that deals with BSOD; followed every step to get the Memory Dump files into a zip. Below is the attachment made:
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
- Rafael
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|17 Nov 2012
Welcome to SevenForums.
Test the ram again, following this way:
Take memtest. Run for 8 passes and test each stick in a know good slot for an additional 6 passes.
The goal is to test all the RAM sticks and all the motherboard slots.
Check your motherboard manual to ensure the RAM sticks are in the recommended motherboard slots. Some motherboards have very specific slots required for the number of RAM sticks installed.
If you get errors, stop the test and continue with the next step.
1. Remove all but one stick of RAM from your computer (this will be RAM stick #1), and run Memtest86 again, for 7 passes.
Be sure to note the RAM stick, use a piece of tape with a number, and note the motherboard slot.
If this stick passes the test then go to step #3.
2. If RAM stick #1 has errors, repeat the test with RAM stick #2 in the same motherboard slot.
If RAM stick #2 passes, this indicates that RAM stick #1 may be bad. If you want to be absolutely sure, re-test RAM stick #1 in another known good slot.
If RAM stick #2 has errors, this indicates another possible bad RAM stick, a possible motherboard slot failure or inadequate settings.
3. Test the next stick of RAM (stick #2) in the next motherboard slot.
If this RAM stick has errors repeat step #2 using a known good stick if possible, or another stick.
If this RAM stick has no errors and both sticks failed in slot#1, test RAM stick #1 in this slot.
4. If you find a stick that passes the test, test it in all the other motherboard slots.
If Part 2 testing shows errors, and all tests in Part 3 show errors, you will need to test the RAM sticks in another computer and/or test other RAM in your computer to identify the problem.
In this way, you can identify whether it is a bad stick of RAM, a bad motherboard, or incompatibility between the sticks.
Do this test overnight, before going to bed.
|My System Specs
|18 Nov 2012
Hi there again,
I ran again the usb boot memtest and, just before the 2nd pass finished, it displayed 24 errors. Here is the image that I took of the event:
Attachment 242093
I read that the next steps are to check if the ram sticks are in the right motherboard slots. Also, to check the different sticks with the memtest, but the problem is that am new dealing with these kind of problems. I like to know if there are any tutorials or videos for best practices or if it's recomendable to take the laptop to a technician. Any advice would be welcomed.
|My System Specs
|18 Nov 2012
I have asked a friend to take a look at your thread, please wait for a response.
|My System Specs
|18 Nov 2012
The proper memory slots can be found in your owners manual, but for ram testing it does not matter. What you are checking is the ram sticks and the dim slots to find which is defective. Take 1 stick out and run the other stick for 7 passes or until you get errors. If you find 1 stick that shows no errors, test that stick in both slots. That will tell you whether the sticks are bad or the dim slots are bad. The installation is simple. There is a notch in the ram and a solid piece in the dim slot, match those two up and you have the ram oriented correctly. The below video is not great, but shows the process. It is very simple.
Here is the tutorial if you need instructions. RAM - Test with Memtest86+
|My System Specs
|18 Nov 2012
Ok, now I get the process of what to do. If one of the sticks present errors, then the cause is a faulty ram. (In other words, I must change my ram.) But, what happens if both sticks show no errors, does the problem involves a bad motherboard?
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|18 Nov 2012
If both sticks show no errors in either dim slot, then I would say yes, bad motherboard or 2 good sticks that cannot get along, so to speak. But, odds are it is the ram. Ram is usually bought in sets. Sets are tested together so that problem should not exist. When you test it, do not touch the pins on the bottom.
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|28 Nov 2012
Sorry for not writing before, but had many work to do during the last weeks. I tested the ram sticks as mentioned above, but no errors were presented. First, tested stick#1 in dimm slot A for 10 passes and no errors reported. Second, took out stick#1 from slot A and placed stick#2 for 10 passes, also no errors presented. Third, took stick#2 and placed it in dimm slot B (its original position), went for 10 passes and no errors presented. Now am confused because it appears that both motherboard and ram sticks are working fine, so what's the cause of those BSOD. I like to hear opinions about the situation.
Any recommedations are welcomed.
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|28 Nov 2012
Are these the sticks that came with the laptop?
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TPM is represented on Media and IP matters by extremely capable specialist outside counsel. And we've been advised that the NYSE's claims are baseless and ridiculous on their face. But this is yet another example of how many large corporations have given way to IP-mania, trying to bully smaller companies into submission with inane and legally specious claims of intellectual property rights.Not only that, but TPM has proposed a contest, asking people to predict what the NYSE will try to stop next. Should be interesting to see the NYSE's response. The proper response would be to apologize, admit that it overreached, and promise not to do so again. The more likely response is silence. The really dumb response would be to press this issue.
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August 22, 2012, 10:49 am
Several universities have recently tried a new model for delivering textbooks in hopes of saving students money: requiring purchase of e-textbooks and charging students a materials fee to cover the costs. Arecent report on some of those pilot projects, however, shows that many students find the e-textbooks "clumsy" and prefer print.
The report is based on a survey conducted this spring of students and faculty at five universities where e-textbook projects were coordinated by Internet2, the high-speed networking group. Students praised the e-books for helping them save money but didn't like reading on electronic devices. Many of them complained that the e-book platform was hard to navigate. In addition, most professors who responded said that they didn't use the e-books' collaborative features, which include the ability to share notes or create links within the text.
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Spanish caramel flan
I had been willing to try a different flan recipe for quite some time... and on the way to my parents' house I bookmarked the Spanish flan from the book Perfect Desserts - a collection of over 100 essential recipes (Parragon Publishing) that I got from a friend. Well... the dessert turned out superb and no one was disappointed!
For the Custard
2 1/2 cups (500 ml) whole milk
1/2 orange with 2 long, thin pieces of rind removed
1 vanilla bean, split, or 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/2 cup sugar
3 large eggs plus 2 large egg yolks
For the caramel
1/2 cup sugar
4 tablespoons water
a few drops of orange juice
1 5-cup flan dish (quiche dish), a round mould or 4 to 6 ramekins
1 large baking/roasting pan for the water bath
1) Pour the milk into a pan with the orange rind and vanilla bean and extract. Bring to a boil, then remove from the heat and stir in half cup of sugar. Set aside 30 minutes to infuse.
2) Meanwhile make the caramel: put 1/2 cup sugar and 4 tablespoons of water in a sauce pan over medium-high heat. Stir until sugar dissolves, then boil without stirring until the caramel turns deep golden brown. Immediately remove the pan from the heat and squeeze in a few drops of orange juice to stop the cooking. Pour into a lightly greased flan dish or ramekins and swirl to cover the base.
3) Return the pan of infused milk to the heat and bring to a simmer. Beat the whole eggs and egg yolks together in a heatproof bowl. Pour the warm milk into the eggs, whisking constantly. Strain into the flan dish.
4) Place the flan dish in a baking pan and fill with enough boiling water come halfway up the sides of the dish. Bake in a preheated oven 325° F/160° C for 60-75 minutes until set and a knife inserted in the center comes out clean. Remove the flan dish from the baking pan and set aside to cool completely. Cover and let chill overnight. To serve, run a metal spatula round the flan, then invert onto a serving plate, shaking firmly to release.
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- Susan from Food Blogga said...
This is perfection, indeed.
- October 10, 2008 at 2:37 PM
- Mamasphere said...
It's as if the Brasilians don't believe in desert unless it has condensed milk in it, lol.
You recipe sounds easy and delicious! I should make it for my husband (we'll see though, I hardly have any time in the kitchen anymore).
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- Peter M said...
Cris, I love these large family style flans...wonderful for dessert.
- October 11, 2008 at 7:06 AM
Oh, delicious! I've always wanted to make this. I've never made it before. Your dessert looks so good. Thanks for sharing it with us.
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- Andrea said...
I adore a good flan and this looks beautiful!
- October 14, 2008 at 3:11 PM
- Elle said...
I have always wanted to try making flan-and without condensed milk? Even better!
- October 28, 2008 at 11:31 PM
- Dazy said...
I've always wanted to make flan. But the whole caramel making process gives me the creeps! I tried once, and it failed. May be I should give it a try once again bcoz this looks amazing!
- May 27, 2009 at 7:04 AM
I am looking for a pan exactly like the one in the photo. i circular pan with a whole in the middle. would you have any idea as to where i could get one? I've looked everywhere it seems...
- June 15, 2009 at 5:09 PM
- Cris said...
Hi Stacy, this type of pan is called ring mold or pudding mold, I believe you can find it at any party store or even stores like Target or Wal-Mart carry them. Thanks for visiting!
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Tuesday, 24 January 2012
But just at the right moment the postman came with some excellent motivation to stop feeling sorry for myself and finish up already!
Who cares the room isn't perfect, I need to get sewing - now!!
x Leila
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mmm, those fabrics, I could barely pull my eyes away to read what you had to say, heheh. :) I wish I could send you a drill! and a bicycle, cool. I sometimes wish I could live somewhere that I only needed a bike to get around. Wanna be roomies? :)ReplyDelete
Whatever state your sewing space is in, it doesn't stop you being super creative.xReplyDelete
Scrumptious fabrics for sure!!! I'm considering my room re-do another WIP and just living with it. Some days I am happier with that decision than others....like when I can't find a fabric I know I have a yard of somewhere. Somewhere!ReplyDelete
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I get my furniture from local charity shops and failing anyone to help me carry it or borrowing a car, they'll deliver fairly cheaply :)
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Em, with your stuff???
You are right it is time to stitch!
Those fabrics are grand. Happy sewing. It seems the winter blahs have taken over a lot of my friends moods. Feel better soon.ReplyDelete
Hoi Leila,ReplyDelete
Op een of andere manier komt mijn mailtje via Etsy niet bij jou aan.Maar je prachtige pakketje is aangekomen,dankjewel!
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Amarna letter Royal Letter from Ashur-uballit
Amarna Period
Amenemhat I (1991-1962)
Amenemhat III
Amenemhat IV (1799-1787)
Amenemhat IV and Moses
Amenhotep II
Amenhotep III
Amenhotep III and his Mother
Amenhotep IV
Amphora from Tutankhamun's Embalming Cache
Amphora-shaped perfume bottle
Amulet of a Bes-image
Amulet of Harpokrates
Amulets in Ancient Egypt
Amun a Fertility God
Amun as a Creator
Amun in Greece Period
Amun Island
Amun King of the Gods
an Ancient Egyptian God
an ancient Egyptian goddess
an Assyrian
An Egyptian Feast
An Egyptian fowling scene using cats for hunting
An invocation to I-em-hetep
Ancient Egypt
Ancient Egypt Chronology
Ancient Egypt Geography
Ancient Egypt Kings Lists
Ancient Egypt Map
Ancient Egypt map (Lower Egypt)
Ancient Egypt videos
Ancient Egyptian art depicting Apep battling a deity
Ancient Egyptian Comb
ancient Egyptian god
ancient Egyptian goddess
Ancient Egyptian Hair
Ancient Egyptian Magic
Ancient Egyptian Makeup
Ancient Egyptian Mat
Ancient Egyptian Paintings
Ancient Egyptian Satirical papyrus
Ancient Egyptian Woman Holding a Sistrum
Ancient Egyptians Foods
ancient Hermontis
ancient Nubia. Coloured lithograph by Lo
and 13 Taweret amulets
and Libyans
and Other Deities
and the Red Sea (Put in 1858)
And There Was a Great Cry in Egypt
Anendjib (2949—2897)
Animal amulet
Animal-headed Rattle: Early New Kingdom
Animals Seated under a Chair
Ankh-auf-Mut Adoring a Seated Osiris
Anubis as a Jackal
Anubis Standing
Arabet Abydos (el-Araba el Madfuna)
Arched Harp (shoulder harp): New Kingdom
Armant (Erment)
Arrowhead: New Kingdom
Artifacts from the time of Khafre
Artist's Painting of a Hippopotamus
Artist's Sketch of Ramesses IV
Artist's Sketch: New Kingdom
Artist's Sketches of Senenmut
Asians Bringing Gifts from the East: New Kingdom
Asiatic peoples depicted entering Egypt in 1900 BC
associated with 1983.599
Aswan Monuments
Aten cartouche
Ax blade: New Kingdom
Ax head with design of God Heh or Shu
Ax head with two bulls: Early New Kingdom
Bag-shaped Jar: New Kingdom
Balustrade endpost: Amarna Period
Barley in Ancient Egypt
Base fragment
Basin: New Kingdom
Bastet and Connection to Other Deities
Bbanquet scene
Bead Inscribed with the Name of Queen Merytamun
Beaded Bracelet: New Kingdom
Beer in Ancient Egypt
Beit El-Wali Temple
Bench Side-Panel Depicting a Calf in the Marshes: New Kingdom
bird figure: Dynasty 18
Birds in Ancient Egypt
Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery - Greeks
Block from a Relief Depicting a Battle
Block from a Relief Depicting a Battle: New Kingdom
Block statue: Hor
Blue Glass Amulet
Blue-Painted Ibex Amphora from Malkata
Blue-painted Jar from Malkata
Blue-Painted Jar from Malkata: Dynasty 18
Blue-painted ware vase: New Kingdom
Bone Cosmetic spoon: Dynasty 18
Bone Cosmetic spoon: New Kingdom
Book of the Dead
Book of the Dead of the Royal nanny Bakay (Kay) (Papyrus of Bakay)
Bowl of Dates: Dynasty 18
Bowl of Jujube Berries: Dynasty 18
Bowl of Raisins: Dynasty 18
Bowl: New Kingdom
Bracelet Fragment with the Throne Name of Amenhotep III
Bracelet of Wah
Brazier from the Burial of Amenhotep
Bread in Ancient Egypt
Bread in Ancient Egypt: New Kingdom
Brick mold: New Kingdom
Brick with the Names of Tawosret
British Museum
Broad Collar: Dynasty 18
Bronze Libation Vessel: Ramesside Period
Builder's reel and cord
Buildling of Amenemhat III
Burial chamber of Menkheperraseneb
Burial chamber of the Ipi
Burial site of Djeserkaraseneb
by Anonymous
by Lawrence Alma-Tadema
Calendar in Ancient Egypt
calf: Early New Kingdom
Canopic Jar Lid: New Kingdom
Canopic Jar of Minmose
Canopic jar of Neni
Canopic Jar of Teti
Canopic jar of Tetinakht - Duamutef
Canopic jar of Tetinakht: Imsety
Canopic jar of Tetinakht: Qebesenuef
Canopic Jar Representing the Deity Imsety
Carinated Stone Jar with Rope Pattern: New Kingdom
Carnelian Necklace: New Kingdom
Cartouche of Amenhotep III
Carved Plaque: Dynasty 18
Carved Plaque: New Kingdom
Cat Figurine: Middle Kingdom
Cat Seated under a Chair
Cat Statuette intended to contain a mummified cat
Ceiling Fragment Depicting Pigeons: New Kingdom
Ceiling Fragment: Dynasty 18
Ceiling painting from the palace of Amenhotep III
Ceiling Pattern: Tomb of Qenamun
Child Hiding Behind Egyptian Sculpture
Chisel: New Kingdom
Classic Kerma Beaker: Dynasty 13
Climate in Ancient Egypt
Coffin of Ahmose
Coffin of Prince Amenemhat
Coffin panel with paintings of funerary rituals and gods
Coffin Panel with Paintings of Funerary Scenes
Colossal Statue of Amenhotep III
Colossi of Memnon
Comb with a horse: New Kingdom
Comb: New Kingdom
Complex Pyramid of Djedkare Izezi
Conflict between Horus and Set (Mythology)
Cooking Utensils in Ancient Egypt
Copper Statues Pepy I and his son Merenre
Cornflower Bead: Dynasty 18
Cornflower-Bead Necklace: New Kingdom
Cosmetic box in the shape of a composite capital: Ptolemaic Period
Cosmetic Dish in the Shape of a Trussed Duck: Amarna Period
Cosmetic Spoon in the Shape of a Tilapia with Water Lilies: Dynasty 18
Cosmetic Spoon in the Shape of Swimming Woman Holding a Dish: Dynasty 18
Cosmetic spoon with duck-head handle: Dynasty 18
Cosmetic tool
cosmetic: Middle Kingdom
cow: Dynasty 18
Cowrie Shell Girdle of Sithathoryunet
Cows in Ancient Egypt
Creation Beliefs in Ancient Egypt
Crocodile on a shrine-shaped base: Ptolemaic Period
Cuff Bracelets Decorated with Cats: Dynasty 18
Cup from Tutankhamun's Embalming Cache
Cup: New Kingdom
Cylinder Bead Inscribed for (Ahmose-)Nefertari
Cylinder Bead Inscribed for Ahmose-Nefertari
Cylinder Beads of Silver: New Kingdom
Cylindrical Scribe's Box: New Kingdom
Date Palm in Ancient Egypt
daughter of Isetemkheb
Daughter of the ancient Egyptian nomarch Djehutihotep
Death of the Pharaoh's Firstborn Son
Decorated spoon: New Kingdom
Deir el-Medina
Den (Udimu) (2963—2949)
Dendera (Inuit)
Detail of a Bull from a Procession of Offering Bearers: New Kingdom
Dish from Tutankhamun's Embalming Cache
Dish Inscribed with the Throne Name of Tuthmosis II
Djed pillar amulet
Djedkare Izezi (2388—2356)
Djer (Itit) (3016—2970)
Djet (Wadj) (2970—2963)
Djoser (Netjerykhet) (2630—2611)
Djoser Age Artifact
Domestic Cult and Magic Priests
Donkey with Peasant
Doom Palm in Ancient Egypt
Double Bead: Dynasty 18
Double Stamped Sealing: Dynasty 18
double: New Kingdom
Dress in Ancient Egypt
Drinking Cup: New Kingdom
Dynasty 18
Dynasty 22
Ear stela
Ear Stud: New Kingdom
Early Dynastic Period
Earring: New Kingdom
Earth and Water
Eggs in Ancient Egypt
Egypt and the Sûdân; handbook for travellers
Egypt Personified
Egypt. 15th century BC
Egypt. Coloured lithogra
Egyptian antiquities in the Buonconsiglio Castle
Egyptian Bennu Bird
Egyptian blue
Egyptian chess players
Egyptian Goddesses
Egyptian Gods
Egyptian hieroglyph and Society
Egyptian Human Mummy Mask
Egyptian lute players
Egyptian Museum
Egyptian Myth of Creation
Egyptian tomb painting from 1450 BCE
Egyptian woman painting Beer
El Oman
El-Lahun (Kahun)
Elephantine Island
Eleventh Dynasty of Ancient Egypt
enseign bearers and soldiers: Dynasty 18
Estate Figure: Dynasty 12
Ethiopia and Sudan in 1892
Face from a Composite Statue
Facsimile of a falcon protecting the king: New Kingdom
Facsimile of a painting from the tomb of Userha
Faience Inlay: Dynasty 20
Faience Tablet: Dynasty 18
Faiyum (El-Faiyum)
Family in Ancient Egypt
Famous Egyptian Monuments
Female figure
Female figure: New Kingdom
Female Figurine: Early New Kingdom
Female head
Female topless egyption dancer on ancient ostrakon
Fertile Crescent Map
Fiber Basket: Ramesside Period
Figure of an Asiatic captive
Figurine of a recumbent calf: Middle Kingdom
Finger stall: New Kingdom
First Intermediate Period
Fish Design Amulet Inscribed with the cartouche of Queen Ahmose Nefertari
Fish Hook: Dynasty 18
Fish net needle: New Kingdom
Fishes in Ancient Egypt
Flight into Egypt (Giambattista Tiepolo)
Floral Garlands of Nany: Dynasty 21
Floral Ornament: New Kingdom
Fly Amulet
Folding stool: Dynasty 18
Food Additives in Ancient Egypt
Food Meals in Ancient Egypt
Footed Amphora Inscribed for Amenhotep II
Foreigners in a Procession: Dynasty 18
Fragment of a Ceremonial Cubit Rod: New Kingdom
Fragment of a Doorjamb from the Tomb of Djehutynefer
Fragment of a Leather Hanging(?) with an Erotic Scene: New Kingdom
Fragment of a Magic Knife: New Kingdom
Fragment of a Queen's Face: Amarna Period
Fragmentary Statuette of a Woman: New Kingdom
Fragments of a Palm Column: Dynasty 5
Fragments of a vase in the form of a woman holding a basket: Amarna Period
fresco from Nebamun tomb
Fresco Oud-Egyptische keuken
Frog Amulet: New Kingdom
From right to left an Egyptian
Fruits in Ancient Egypt
Funeral cloth with a portrait of the deceased between Anubis and another Egyptian god
Funerary and Mortuary Cult Priests
Funerary banquet of Nebamun
Funerary Cone of First Prophet of Amun Djehuty
Funerary Cone of the Inspector of Scribes Ineni
Funerary figurine of Queen Neferu
Funerary Mask of the Overseeer of Builders Amenhotep
Funerary portrait of a man
Galena from a Smelter's Crucible: New Kingdom
Game Box Inscribed for Taia and His Family: New Kingdom
Garden Scene: Tomb of Ipuy
Gazelle: Dynasty 18
Geese in Ancient Egypt
Geographicus Egypt-anville 1794
Geology of Ancient Egypt
Girdle with gold and lapis wallet-shaped beads: Dynasty 18
Girdle: Dynasty 18
Gisr el-Mudir
Globular necked jar: Early New Kingdom
Goats in Ancient Egypt
Goblet Inscribed with the Names of King Amenhotep IV and Queen Nefertiti
Goblet: New Kingdom
God Aker
God Am-heh
God Amenhotep Son of Hapu
God Amun
God Anhur
God Anti
God Anubis
God Apedemak
God Apis
God Apophis
God Arensnuphis
God Ash
God Aten
God Atum
God Ba-Pef
God Baal
God Babi
God Banebdjedet
God Bes
God Buchis
God Dedun
God Geb
God Ha
God Hapi
God Heh
God Heka
God Heryshaf
God Horus
God Hu
God Iah
God Ihy
God Imhotep
God Khepri
God Kherty
God Khnum
God Khonsu
God Maahes
God Mandulis
God Mehen
God Min
God Mnevis
God Montu
God Nefertum
God Nehebu-Kau
God Neper
God Nun
God Osiris
God Ptah
God Ra
God Reshep
God Seker
God Serapis
God Set
God Shed
God Shezmu
God Shu
God Sia
God Sobek
God Sopdu
God Tatenen
God Thoth
God Tutu
God Wadj-wer
God Weneg
God Wepwawet
God Yam
Goddess Ammit
Goddess Amunet
Goddess Anat
Goddess Anuket
Goddess Astarte
Goddess Baalat
Goddess Bastet
Goddess Bastet Festivals
Goddess Bat
Goddess Hathor
Goddess Hatmehit
Goddess Hedetet
Goddess Heket
Goddess Hesat
Goddess Iat
Goddess Imentet
Goddess Isis
Goddess Iusaaset
Goddess Maat
Goddess Maat and the Law
Goddess Mafdet
Goddess Mehit
Goddess Mehurt
Goddess Menhit
Goddess Meretseger
Goddess Meskhenet
Goddess Mut
Goddess Nebethetepet
Goddess Nehmetawy
Goddess Neith
Goddess Nekhbet
Goddess Nephthys
Goddess Nut
Goddess of Lower Egypt
Goddess of Upper Egypt
Goddess Pakhet
Goddess Qetesh
Goddess Raet-Tawy
Goddess Renenutet
Goddess Renpet
Goddess Satet
Goddess Sekhmet
Goddess Serket
Goddess Seshat
Goddess Shai
Goddess Shesmetet
Goddess Sopdet
Goddess Ta-Bitjet
Goddess Taweret
Goddess Tefnut
Goddess Unut
Goddess Wadjet
Goddess Werethekau
Goddess Wosret
gold Scarab
Golden Horus Name
Grabkammer des Thotemhab
Grabkammer des Zenue
Granite Head of Khufu
Granulated Tube Pendant: New Kingdom
Green porphyry
Grinding stone: Ramesside Period
Group of two women and a child: Early New Kingdom
Hair pin: New Kingdom
Hairpin Comb: Dynasty 19
Half-Circle Plaque: New Kingdom
hand: New Kingdom
Handle for a Model Bird Trap: Ancient Egypt
Handle of a Cosmetic Spoon in the Form of a Leopard: New Kingdom
Harp Player. From an Egyptian Painting
Harp: early New Kingdom
Hathor / Bat emblem
Hatshepsut in a Devotional Attitude
Hatshepsut Wearing the khat Headdress
HD Picture in Ancient Egyptian Art Painings
Head and hands for an extrasepulchral funerary figure: New Kingdom
Head from a Large Statue of a Priest or Dignitary: Dynasty 13
Head from a Spoon in the form of a Swimming Girl: Dynasty 18
Head from a Statue of King Amenhotep I
Head from Shabti: New Kingdom
Head of a Cow Goddess (Hathor or Mehetweret)
Head of a goddess
Head of a Hippopotamus: Ancient Egypt
Head of a male statue: Middle Kingdom
Head of a princess from a group statue: Dynasty 18
Head of a statue of an older man: Old Kingdom
Head of a Statuette of Ptah
Head of a woman from a spoon: New Kingdom
Head of Ahmose I
Head of Akhenaten
Head of Amun
Head of King Amenmesse Wearing the Blue Crown
Head of the God Amun
Head of Tutankhamun
Head probably from an extrasepulchral funerary figure: Dynasty 19
Heart Scarab
Heart Scarab of Maruta: New Kingdom
Heart Scarab of Pakasha
Hedgehog Amulet on a String: Dynasty 13
Heeresschreiber unter Thutmosis IV.
Herakleopolis Magna
Hermont ancient Hermonthis-David Roberts
Hes Vase: New Kingdom
Hetepsekhemwy (2857-unknown)
Hieratic copy of the Teaching of Amenemhat I
Hieratic Jar Label
Hieroglyphic Language
Hippopotamus: New Kingdom
Horloge stellaire égyptienne
Horus and the Pharaohs
Horus as a Child (Harpokrates)
Horus as Sky god
Horus Name
Horus with Isis and Osiris
Horuss Four Sons (Canopic Jars)
Huni (2599—2575)
Hunting Birds
Hymn of Victory of Tuthmosis III
Ibex-Shaped Design Amulet Inscribed With A Crocodile and A Fish
Ibex: Dynasty 18
Imhotep Museum
in 1914
in a Kiosk
in Ancient and Modern Egypt
in Faiyum
Inscribed element: Akhenaten
inscribed for Mereskhonsu
Inscribed Stone from Hatshepsut's Valley Temple
Inyotef I
Inyotef II
Inyotef III
Isis and Hathor
Isis and Nephthys
Isis and Osiris
Isis and the Egyptian Magic
Isis and the Seven Scorpions
Isis as a Mother of Horus
Isis as Sisterwife of Osiris
Isis's Tenacity and Guile
Israel in Egypt - By Edward Poynter
Israelites Leaving Egypt - David Roberts 1828
Ivory Cosmetic spoon: Dynasty 18
Jagd im Papyrusdickicht; Ausschnitt aus einer Wandmalerei
Jar from the tomb of Sennedjem
Jar in the Form of a Woman Playing a Lyre: Dynasty 18
Jar Inscribed for the Mayor of Thebes Sennefer
Jar Lid: Dynasty 18
Jar: Dynasty 18 - Dynasty 19
Jug in the shape of a woman's head: Dynasty 18
Jug: New Kingdom
Juice in Ancient Egypt
Kalabsha Temple
Khaba (2603-2599)
Khasekhemwy (2732—2705)
Khonsu pendant
Kilt or Sash
King Ahmose (1514-1493)
King Amenhotep I (1514-1493)
King Ay (1325-1321)
King Bakare (2550-2548)
King Djedefre (2528-2520)
King Khafre (Chephren) (2520-2494)
King Khufu (Cheops) (2551-2528)
King Menkaure (Mycerinus) (2490-2474)
King Pepy I (2332-2283)
King Pepy II (2278-2184)
King Shepseskaf (2472-2467)
King Sneferu (2575-2551)
King Userkare (Unknown-2382)
King's head: Amarna Period
Kitchener's Island
Kitten on Ipuy's Lap: Tomb of Ipuy
Kneeling captive: Dynasty 6
Kneeling official: New Kingdom
Kneeling statue of Hatshepsut
Kneeling Statue of Pepy I
Kneeling Statue of Yuny
Knife Razor: Dynasty 18
Knife: New Kingdom
Knob (?) with the cartouche of Aya
Kohl jar decorated wtih Horus falcon and grotesque figure
Kohl Jar Inscribed with the Names of Amenhotep III and Queen Tiye
Kohl jar with lid: Early New Kingdom
Kohl Jar: Second Intermediate Period
Kohl Tube in the Shape of a Monkey Holding a Vessel: Dynasty 18
Kom El Sultan (Osiris's temple)
Kom el-Hisn
Kom Ombo Temple
Kopie einer Wandmalerei aus dem Grab des Sethos I
Lake Mariotis in Ancient Egypt
Lake Moeris (Lake Karun)
Large Ointment Jar with Lid: Dynasty 18
Large Tray of Amethyst Fragments: Ancient Egypt
Late Period
Lawrence Alma-Tadema - Cleopatra VII
Leather ball: Second Intermediate Period
Leg from a Model Bed: Dynasty 18
Leisure Activities in Ancient Egypt
Leiter der Weberein unter Pharao Amun
Length of Very Sheer Linen Cloth: Dynasty 18
Libation Vessel of Manuwai
Limestone Heart Scarab
Limestone Heart Scarab: New Kingdom
lion: New Kingdom
List of Egyptologists
List of Eighteenth Dynasty Pharaohs
List of Hieroglyphic Signs
Lotus inlay: Dynasty 18
Lotus Petal Bead Inscribed with the Throne Name of Amenhotep III
Lower Egypt
Lower Half of Kohl Tube: New Kingdom
Luxor - By Theodoros Rallis
Luxor Monuments
Luxor Museum
Luxor Sound and Light
Luxor Temple
Maat as a Goddess
Maat the Goddess of Truth and Justice
Magic rod segment
Magic Wand: Dynasty 12
Magical Funerary Figure: Late New Kingdom
Maler der Grabkammer des Zeserkerêsonb
Man Carring Ducks
Man Making a Net
Man Store Ducks
Manetho's King List
Map of Ancient Egypt
Map of Ancient Egypt (in 1825)
Map of Ancient Egypt (Myers
Map of Ancient Egypt (Put in 1683)
Map of Ancient Egypt (Put in 1685)
Map of Ancient Egypt and Mesopotam in 1450 A C
Map of Ancient Egypt Detail of wadi Hammamat
Map of Ancient Egypt in the Late Period
Map of Ancient Egypt Middle Nomes
Map of Asia Minor
Map of Carthage before the First Punic War (264 BC)
Map of Deportation of the Jews by the Assyrian Empire
Map of Egypt
Map of Egypt and the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan
Map of Egypt Location in Africa
Map of Egypt Regions and Boundaries
Map of Egypt under the Byzantine Empire
Map of Egypt with Coptic Place Names
Map of Egypt's Territorial Control During the New Kingdom
Map of Greek Egypt (332 BC to 30 BC)
Map of Hannibal's Route of Invasion (3rd Century BC)
Map of Hellenistic Successor States
Map of Lower Ancient Egypt 460 BC
Map of Lower Egypt
Map of Neo-Assyrian Empire
Map of Political Divisions in Ancient Egypt
Map of the Assyrian Empire (824-671 B.C.)
Map of the Ayyubids State in 1189
Map of the Byzantine Empire in 550 AD
Map of the Byzantine Empire in the Age of Justinien (527-565)
Map of the Caliphate's Exten Around 750
Map of the Christian Nubia Kingdoms
Map of the Empire of Alexander the Great
Map of the Expedition of Alexander the Great 334-323 BCE
Map of the extent of the Roman Republic and Roman Empire (133 BC-117 AD)
Map of the Governorates of Egypt ( 2011)
Map of the Governorates of Egypt in English
Map of the Macedon Empire 334-323 BCE
Map of the Macedon Empire after the Death of Alexander
Map of the Markazes (Regions) of Egypt
Map of the Middle East in 1190 AD
Map of the Nomes in the Upper Kingdom
Map of the Ottoman Empire (1481-1683)
Map of the Ottoman Empire in 1683
Map of the Ottoman Empire in 1801
Map of The Persian Achaemenid Empire
Map of the Persian Achaemenid Empire in 490 BC
Map of the Roman Empire expansion (264 BC-192 AD.)
Map of the Roman Empire in 116 AD
Map of the Roman Empire in 117 AD
Map of the Roman Empire in 395 AD
Map of the Roman Empire in 406 AD
Map of the Roman Empire in 476 AD
Map of the Roman Empire in the Age of Theodosius I
Map of the Roman Republic and Carthage at the start of the Second Punic War
Map of the Sassanid Empire in 620 AD
Mastaba of Kagemni
Mastaba of Nefer-her-ptah (The Bird Tomb)
Mastaba of Ptah-hotep and Ankhti-hotep (North Saqqara)
Mastaba of Queen Nebet
Mastaba of the official and priest Fetekti
Mastaba of Ti
Meat in Ancient Egypt
Mechanical Dog: Dynasty 18
Medinet Habu
Mediterranean Peoples
Men in Oar boat
Menat counterpoise with figures of Hathor as a woman and a cow
Menes (Horus Aha) (3050—2890 BCE)
Menkauhor (2422—2414)
Menkaure's Artifacts
Merenre I (Nemtyemzaf) (2283-2278)
Merenre II (2261-2260)
Meri[..]re Akhtoy
Mesopotamia and Ancient Egypt
Metropolitan Museum
Middle Kingdom
Middle Kingdom of Egypt Map
Milk and in Ancient Egypt
Miniature coffin for funerary figurine of Queen Neferu
Mirror with Two Falcons on the Handle: Dynasty 18
Mirror: New Kingdom
Model of a Folding Bed: New Kingdom
Model rocker: New Kingdom
Model Vase: New Kingdom
Mokhayt in Ancient Egypt
Monastery of St. Jeremias
Montuhotep I
Montuhotep II (2061-2010)
Montuhotep III
Monuments of Huni
Monuments of Khaba
Mortuary temple of Djedkare-Isesi
Mortuary Temple of Seti I
Mummification in Ancient Egypt
Mummification Museum at Luxor
Mummy Board of Iineferty
Mummy Portrait of a Man from Faiyum
Musicians and dancers on fresco at Tomb of Nebamun
Mythological papyrus of the Amun's dancer Tahemenmut (Papyrus of Tahemenmut)
Nakhtamun's Funeral Procession: Tomb of Nakhtamun
Naos stela with Pa-inmu and his father It
Naqada I
Naqada II
Naqada III
Nebamun tomb fresco dancers and musicians
Nebamun Viewing The Produce Of The Estates
Nebk in Ancient Egypt
Nebkaure Akhtoy
Nebti Name
Neck of a Wide-Mouthed Hathor Jar: New Kingdom
Necklace in Gold Filagree of Queen Tausret
Necklace of amulets
Necklace: Dynasty 12–18
Neferefre (2419—2416)
Neferirkare Kakai (2477—2467)
Nephthys and Saving Sister of Osiris
Nesut-Bit Name
Net floater: New Kingdom
Net fragment: New Kingdom
New Kingdom
New Kingdom of Egypt Map
New Kingdom Tomb Painting
New Light
Nikare as a scribe
Ninetjer (2815—2778)
Nitocris (2260-2250)
Niuserre Izi (2445-2421)
Nomes of Ancient Egypt
North Side of the West Wall of Nakht's Offering Chapel
North Wall of Nakht's Offering Chapel
Nubia and Abyssina (Put in 1837)
Nubia Old Temples
Nubian Tribute Presented to the King: Tomb of Huy
Nubnefer (Unknown—2751)
Obelisk of Thutmosis III (Lateran obelisk)
Obelisk of Thutmosis III (Obelisk of Theodosius)
Oblong Basket with Lid: New Kingdom
Offering Bearer: Tomb of Tjener
Offering table with hand: Dynasty 18
Offerings Made to the Deceased and his Wife: Tomb of Djehutyemheb
Ointment Jar from a Foundation Deposit of Hatshepsut
Ointment Jar Inscribed with the Name of Tuthmosis IV
Old and Middle Kingdoms
Old Egyptian hieroglyphic painting showing an early instance of a domesticated animal
Old Kingdom
Old Kingdom of Egypt Map
Olives in Ancient Egypt
One of the earliest images of Ammit
Onions in Ancient Egypt
Open Air Museum in Luxor
Open-mouth Jar Inscribed for the Storehouse-Keeper of Amun Mery
Opening of the Mouth - Tutankhamun and Aja
Openwork Barrel Bead: Dynasty 18
Opferszene aus der heute verschollenen Grabkapelle des Nebamun
originally in Thebes
Origins of the Egyptians in Northeastern Africa
Osiris and the Pharaohs
Osiris as a Father of Horus
Osiris Ceremonies
Osiris in Greco-Roman Time
Osiris offered by the Astronomer of the House of Amun
Osiris Shroud
Ostracon Depicting a Queen Holding a Sistrum: New Kingdom
Ostracon with a donkey: New Kingdom
Ostracon with a figure of the god Iunmutef
Ostracon With a Royal Head: Ramesside Period
Ostracon with an Artist's Sketch: New Kingdom
Ostracon with fighting bulls: New Kingdom
Ostracon with hieratic inscription: New Kingdom
Overlay of wall painting from the mastaba of the official and priest Fetekti
Ox leg dish: Dynasty 18
Oxen in Ancient Egypt
Painted panel of Tatiaset
Painted stela of Djedbastet
Painted wooden panel of Tabakenkhonsu
Painting depicting Ancient styled Egypt Chariot
Painting from the lost tomb-chapel of Nebamun
Painting from tomb of Puyemre
Painting Sobeknakht II Tylor
Painting Tomb BH14
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (I)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (II)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (III)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (IV)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (IX)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (L)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (V)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (VI)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (VII)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (VIII)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XI)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XII)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XIII)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XIV)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XIX)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XL)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XLI)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XLII)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XLIII)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XLIV)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XLIX)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XLV)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XLVI)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XLVII)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XLVIII)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XV)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XVII)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XVIII)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XX)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XXI)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XXIV)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XXIX)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XXVI)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XXVII)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XXVIII)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XXXI)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XXXII)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XXXIII)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XXXIV)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XXXIX)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XXXV)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XXXVII)
Paintings from the tomb of Petosiris at Muzawaka (XXXVIII)
Paintings from the tomb of Sadosiris
Paintings from the tomb of Sadosiris at Muzawaka (I)
Paintings from the tomb of Sadosiris at Muzawaka (II)
Paintings from the tomb of Sadosiris at Muzawaka (III)
Paintings from the tomb of Sadosiris at Muzawaka (IV)
Paintings from the tomb of Sadosiris at Muzawaka (IX)
Paintings from the tomb of Sadosiris at Muzawaka (V)
Paintings from the tomb of Sadosiris at Muzawaka (VI)
Paintings from the tomb of Sadosiris at Muzawaka (X)
Paintings from the tomb of Sadosiris at Muzawaka (XII)
Paintings from the tomb of Sadosiris at Muzawaka (XIII)
Paintings from the tomb of Sadosiris at Muzawaka (XIV)
Paintings from the tomb of Sadosiris at Muzawaka (XIX)
Paintings from the tomb of Sadosiris at Muzawaka (XV)
Paintings from the tomb of Sadosiris at Muzawaka (XVI)
Paintings from the tomb of Sadosiris at Muzawaka (XVIII)
Paintings from the tomb of Sadosiris at Muzawaka (XX)
Paintings from the tomb of Sadosiris at Muzawaka (XXII)
Paintings of the Tomb of Ptahiruka at Saqqara
Pair of Clappers: Dynasty 18
Pair of Sandals: Early New Kingdom
Palaces in Ancient Egypt
Palermo Stone Kings List
Palette for painting of Vizier Amenemopet
Palettes in Ancient Egypt
Pan-Grave People and Culture
Panel from a Hathor Column
Papyrus in Ancient Egypt
Papyrus Lid from Tutankhamun's Embalming Cache
Papyrus Rylands IX
Papyrus Westcar
Paradise in Ancient Egyptians Culture
Part of a shirt: Late New Kingdom
Part of Loom equipment in Ancient Egypt
part of the top half
Pastime in Ancient Egypt
Pectoral of a winged goddess
Pendant imitating a shell: Ancient Egypt
Pendants: Dynasty 18
People of Ancient Egypt
Pepinakht Heqaib
Perfume vessel in shape of a monkey: Dynasty 18
Perfumes and Unguents in Ancient Egypt
perhaps from a piece of furniture: New Kingdom
Peribsen (2751—2743)
Perneb's Tomb Paintings
Persea fruit pendant: Dynasty 18
Persea in Ancient Egypt
Persian water-wheel
Personal Hygiene in Ancient Egypt
Pharaoh Kawab
Pharaohs of the 12th Dynasty
Pharaohs of the 1st Dynasty
Pharaohs of the 2nd Dynasty
Pharaohs of the 3rd Dynasty
Pharaohs of the 4th Dynasty
Pharaohs of the 6th Dynasty
Pharaohs of the 7th Dynasty
Pharaohs of the 8th Dynasty
Pharaohs of the 9th Dynasty
Philae Temples
Piety in Ancient Egypt
Pigeons in Ancient Egypt
Pigs in Ancient Egypt
Pillars of Shu
Piya (744–714 BC)
Plants and Vegetable in Ancient Egypt
Plaque with Names of Ramesses IV
Plutarch (c.46-120 CE)
Polisher with Cartouche of Ramesses II
Polishing Stone: New Kingdom
Pond in a garden. Fragment from the Tomb of Nebamun
Porteur offrandes grenades
Portrait of a Man Mummy in Faiyum
Portrait of a Woman Mummy in Faiyum
Portraiture in ancient Egypt
possibly from a Model of a Temple
Pottery Jar: Dynasty 21
Pottery Jar: New Kingdom
Poultry in Ancient Egypt
Predynastic Egypt Map
Predynastic Period
Preserved Goose in Half of a Wooden Case: New Kingdom
Preserved Shoulder of Beef in Half of Case: New Kingdom
Prices and Payments in Ancient Egypt
Priesthood in Ancient Egypt
Priesthood Organizations in Ancient Egypt
Private Scarab: New Kingdom
probably Goddess Nut
probably Queen Tiye
Procession from the Temple of Amun
Purifying and Mourning the Dead: Tomb of Nebamun and Ipuky
Pyramid Complex Merenre I
Pyramid Complex of Khufu
Pyramid of Amenemhat I
Pyramid of Amenemhat III at Dashur (The Black Pyrmiad)
Pyramid of Amenemhat III at Hawara
Pyramid of Amenemhat IV
Pyramid of Djedefre at Abu Roash
Pyramid of Iput I
Pyramid of Khafre at Giza
Pyramid of Khuit
Pyramid of Neferirkare Kakai
Pyramid of Pepy II
Pyramid of Queen Inenek-Inti
Pyramid of Queen Ipwet (Iput II)
Pyramid of Queen Nebwenet
Pyramid of Queen Neith
Pyramid of Sekhemkhet
Pyramid of Teti
Pyramid of Unas
Pyramids of Gizeh
Pyramids of Neferefre
Pyramids of Niuserre Izi
Qa'a (2889—2859)
Qakar Iby
Quarries and Mines in Ancient Egypt
Quarrying Tools in Ancient Egypt
Quartzite in Ancient Egypt
Queen Hatshepsut (1473-1458)
Ra as Creator
Race of the Ancient Egyptians
Ram-headed Scaraboid Inscribed with a Blessing Related to Amun (Amun-Re)
Ramesses II Cycle
Ramses III. in front of god Thoth in tomb of Khaemwaset
Razor Belonging to Hatnefer
Razor: New Kingdom
Reclining female figure on a bed: New Kingdom
Reconstructed lotiform chalice: Third Intermediate Period
Reel: New Kingdom
Reign of Akhenaten
reinscribed by Merneptah
Relationship of Ra to other gods
Relief block with the names of Amenemhat I and Senusret I
Relief Block: Dynasty 18
Relief fragment with a temple courtyard: Amarna Period
Relief fragment with a temple enclosure wall: New Kingdom
Relief of a Female Deity's Head
Relief of Queen Nefertiti
Relief showing part of a temple of Ptah with Haremhab smiting an enemy in front of the god
Relief Trial Piece with the Head of the King (probably Amenhotep III)
Relief with a bedroom and storerooms: New Kingdom
Relief with a bird: New Kingdom
Relief with cartouches of Aten
Relief with foreign soldiers: Amarna Period
Relief with Head of King Ahmose I Wearing the Red Crown
Relief with jars on stands: Dynasty 18
Relief with man sweeping: Dynasty 18
Relief with musicians: Amarna Period
Relief with offering stands: Amarna Period
Relief with offerings and bowing officials: Ancient Egypt
Relief with offerings for the Aten
Relief with officials before a temple: New Kingdom
Relief with people setting down braziers: New Kingdom
Relief with pet gazelle: Dynasty 18
Relief with the cartouches of Aten
Relief with the Head of Amenhotep I
Relief with the torso of the queen: New Kingdom
Relief with torso of a guard: Amarna Period
Relief with two heads and a stick: New Kingdom
Relief with two running soldiers: Amarna Period
Reliefs from the Tomb of Nespekashuty
Religion and Myths in Ancient Egypt
Reneb (Unknown-2815)
Representation of the defied King Amenhotep I
Reshef: New Kingdom
Ribbed Penannular Earring: Early New Kingdom
Rim fragment of relief chalice with inscription and papyrus plants
Ring Inscribed with the Throne Name of Amenhotep III
Ring: Amenhotep II
Ring: Dynasty 18
Ripe barley: Dynasty 18
Rishi coffin of Puhorsenbu
Rishi coffin: Second Intermediate Period
Ritual Statuette of Tuthmosis III
Ritual tool for the "Opening of the Mouth" ceremony: New Kingdom
Romans and Ancient Near East - broken stone slab - sign
Romans and Ancient Near East - column
Romans and Ancient Near East - Jericho Tomb G1 - bones and skulls
Romans and Ancient Near East - Model of the Acropolis in Athens
Rope in Ancient Egypt (New Kingdom)
Royal King List of Abydos (Abydos Tablet)
Royal King List of Karnak (Karnak Tablet)
Royal Names of Ancient Egyptians
Ruins of Erment
Sah (god)
Sahure (2458—2446)
Saint Simeon Monastery
Sanakhte (2650—2630)
Saqqara King List (Saqqara Tablet)
Saqqara Monuments
Sarcophagus of Usermontu
Satellite Map of Ancient Nubia
Satellite Map of Egypt
Scarab "Two Ladies
Scarab for Maatkare (Hatshepsut)
Scarab from Ruiu's Burial: Dynasty 18
Scarab Inscribed for Ahmose-Nefertari
Scarab Inscribed for Menkheperenre (Tuthmosis III)
Scarab Inscribed for the God's Wife Nefertari
Scarab Inscribed for the God's Wife Neferure
Scarab Inscribed with a Grazing Antelope: New Kingdom
Scarab Inscribed with a Hieroglyphic Motif
Scarab Inscribed with the Name Ahmose-Nefertari
Scarab Inscribed with the Throne Name of Amenhotep I
Scarab Inscribed with the Throne Name of Tuthmosis II
Scarab Inscribed With The Titulary of Amenhotep I
Scarab Inscsribed With the Name Aakheperkare (Tuthmosis I)
Scarab of Glazed steatite: Dynasty 18
Scarab of Queen Ahmose
Scarab of Ramesses II
Scarab of Ramesses VII
Scarab: Akhenaten
Scarab: Metropolitan Museum of Art
Scaraboid in form of hedgehog: Middle Kingdom
Scarabs from Hatshepsut Foundation Deposits
Scene from the lost tomb-chapel of Nebamun
Scene of Fish Preparation and Net Making: Dynasty 18
scene of fisherman with boat
Scene Shepherd
Scenes painted on white plaster. The mastaba of the official and priest Fetekti
Scribal Palette: Dynasty 17
Scribe's Palette: Middle Kingdom
Sculptor's trial piece: New Kingdom
Sealing from a Jar with the Name of a king Amenhotep
Seated goddess Nephthys
Second Intermediate Period
Second Intermediate Period and the Hyksos
Second Intermediate Period of Egypt Map
Section of lute instrument: Early New Kingdom
Section of the Book of the Dead of Nany 1040-945 BCE
Sekemib (2743—2732)
Seker Boat
Sekhemkhet (Djoser Teti) (2611—2603)
Semerkhet (2897—2889)
Sened (2772—Unknwon)
Sennedjem and Ti harvesting papyrus (Egyptian harvest)
Sepa (god)
Seti I tomb by Henry William Beechey
Shabti box of Nakhtamun
Shabti of Amenhotep III
Shabti of Djedkhonsuefankh
Shabti of Nakhtmin: Dynasty 18
Shabti of Queen Tia
Shabti of scribe Tjay
Shabti of Seniu
Shabti of Siptah: Dynasty 19
Shabti of Tuthmosis IV
Shabti: Middle Kingdom
Shabti: New Kingdom
Shaded Relief Map of Egypt
Sheep in Ancient Egypt
Sheet: New Kingdom
Shepseskare (2426—2419)
Shrine with statues and relief: New Kingdom
Shroud of a Woman Wearing a Fringed Tunic
Shroud of Hori
Shroud: Late New Kingdom
Shunet ez Zebib
Sidment el-Gebel
Silver bottle with offering scene naming Meritptah
Single Mastaba of Nebet and Khenut
Sir William Matthew Flinders Petrie
Situla with floral decoration
Sketch of a King: Ramesside Period
Slab stela of Old Kingdom Egyptian princess Neferetiabet (dated 2590-2565 BC)
Sneferka (2859—2857)
Sobekneferu (1787-1783)
Solar Boat of Khufu
son of Pedise
Son of Re Name
Sphinx of Amenhotep II
Sphinx of Amenhotep III
Sphinx of Hatshepsut: Dynasty 18
Sphinx of Hatshepsut: New Kingdom
sphinx: Dynasty 18
Spindle Bottle with Handle: Amarna Period
Spindle whorl: New Kingdom
Spindle: New Kingdom
Spoon Decorated with a Duck's Head: New Kingdom
Standing figure of Amenhotep III
Standing Osiris
Statue of a Female Figure: Middle Kingdom
Statue of a man: Middle Kingdom
Statue of a Monkey with Young
Statue of a seated baboon: Ptolemaic Period
Statue of an asymmetrically seated man: Early New Kingdom
Statue of Kedamun and His Family
Statue of Kneeling Captive: Dynasty 6
Statuette of Amun
Statuette of Huwebenef
Statuette of Taweret
Statuette: New Kingdom
Stela from New Kingdom
Stela of Aamtju
Stela of Ahmose
Stela of Amenhotep Adoring the Rising and Setting Sun
Stela of Itubaal and Masutu
Stela of Nacht-Mahes-eru
Stela of Qenamun worshipping Amenhotep I and Senusret I
Stela of Tetu and Nefertjentet
Stela of the Overseer of the Treasurers Isi
Stela of the Scribe Amenhotep
Stela of the Sculptor Qen worshipping Amenhotep I and Ahmose-Nefertari
stele of Djedamuniu(es)ankh
Step Pyramid of Djoser
Stool with woven seat: New Kingdom
Storage jar: Dynasty 18
Strainer: Dynasty 19
String of 46 round beads in graded sizes: Early New Kingdom
String of Ball Beads: Dynasty 18
String of Ball Beads: New Kingdom
String of Barrel Beads: Dynasty 18
String of Beads with Feline-head Amulets
String of Carnelian Beads and Poppy Pendants: Early New Kingdom
String of Leaf Beads: New Kingdom
String of Melon-seed Beads: New Kingdom
String of Miscellaneous Beads: Dynasty 18
String of Quartz Ball Beads
String of Short Cylindrical Beads: New Kingdom
String of tiny disk beads
Sun Temple at Abu Ghurab
Sweret Bead on Gold Wire: Dynasty 18
Sycamore in Ancient Egypt
Symmetry in ancient Egyptian art
Table: Early New Kingdom
Tally Stone of Hatshepsut
Tell el-Maskhuta (Pithom)
Temple of Amenemhat III at Medinet Madi
Temple of Amenhotep III
Temple of Amenhotep IV (Luxor)
Temple of Deir al-Bahri
Temple of Hathor at Dendera
Temple of Horus at Edfu
Temple of Kalabshe
Temple of Karnak
Temple of Khnum at Esna
Temple of Montuhotep II
Temple of Osiris at Abydos
Temple of Philae as a cult place of Osiris
Temple Palaces in Ancient Egypt
Temple Priests in Ancient Egypt
Temples of Amun
Tenth Dynasty of Ancient Egypt
Teti (2345-2333)
The Amarna Tombs
The Amulet of Nefer
The Amulet of the Ankh
The Amulet of the Buckle
The Amulet of the Eye of Horus
The Amulet of the Fingers
The Amulet of the Frog
The Amulet of the Golden Collar
The Amulet of the Hearts
The Amulet of the Ladder
The Amulet of the Menat
The Amulet of the Papyrus Scepter
The Amulet of the Pillow
The Amulet of the Sam
The Amulet of the Scarab
The Amulet of the Serpent's Head
The Amulet of the Shen
The Amulet of the Soul
The Amulet of the Steps
The Amulet of the Tet
The Amulet of the Vulture
The Bent Pyramid of Sneferu
The Burial Rites in Ancient Egypt
The Butcher in Ancient Egypt
the Egyptian deity of medicine.
The Egyptian God Khepri
The Egyptian God Nefertum
The Egyptian Goddess Isis
The Egyptian widow - Lourens Alma Tadema
The Egyptians Admire Sarai's Beauty - By James Tissot
The Elder Horus (Haroeris)
The Entrance to a Roman Theatre (1866) - By Lawrence Alma-Tadema
The face of Nebamun
The Fertility of Egypt
The Funeral Procession in Ancient Egypt
The Funerary Temple of Khafre at Giza
The Garden
The gardens of Amon at the temple of Karnak
The Gardens of Osiris
the Gift of the Nile
The Goddess Nekhbet: Temple of Hatshepsut
The Great Abu Simbel Temple
The Great Pyramid of Khufu
The Great Sphinx
The High Desert
The Hittite Empire and Egypt Empire
The Home in Ancient Egypt
The Hunted Animals in Ancient Egypt
The Instructions of Tuthmosis III to His Vizier
The Ivory Statue of Khufu
The Loacation of Bastet's Cult
The Low Desert
The mastaba of the official and priest Fetekti
The Meidum Pyramid of Sneferu
The Military Campaigns of Tuthmosis III
The Mortuary Complex of King Djedefre
The Mortuary Temple of Pepy I
The Mother and Wife of Userhat
the neck of an anthropomorphic vessel: Dynasty 18
The Nile in Ancient Egypt
The Northern Pyramid of Bakare at Zawyet el-Aryan
The Nubian Annals of Tuthmosis III
The Obsequies of an Egyptian Cat
The Pharaoh Tutankhamun destroying his enemies
The Pyramid Complex of Pepy I
The Pyramid of Ahmose
The Pyramid of Menkaure
The Pyramid of Sobekneferu
The Pyramid of Userkaf
The Queens Pyramids at Giza
The Queens Pyramids of Menkaure
The Red Pyramid of Sneferu
The Role of Ra
The Royal scribe of Neferhotep
The Ruin Pyramid of Queen Udjebten (Wedjebten)
The Satellite Pyramid of Pepy I
The Serapeum
The Small Abu Simbel Temple
The Sphinx (Khafre Monument)
The statue of Mentuhotep II
The Strategic Geographical Location of Egypt
The Sun Festival at Abu Simbel
The Tomb of Horemheb
The Unfinished Obelisk
The Valley Temple of Unas
The Western Desert in Ancient Egypt
Third Intermediate Period
Thirty-two Rosettes: New Kingdom
Thread ball: New Kingdom
Thutmose III - Wall painting in Acre
Tile from Dadoes of Platforms or Stairways to Daises: Dynasty 19
Tile with the Name of Seti I
Tit (Isis knot) amulet
Tjes-Knot Amulet
Toe fragment: Amarna Period
Tomb KV55 (Tomb of Akhenaten)
Tomb of Amenhotep I (KV39)
Tomb of Amenhotep II
Tomb of Amenmeht I at Beni Hassan
Tomb of Anen
Tomb of Companions and Nefer
Tomb of Djehutynakht Images
Tomb of Huya (Tomb 1)
Tomb of Ineni (TT81)
Tomb of Ipuy
Tomb of Irukaptah
Tomb of Khaemhat (TT57)
Tomb of Kheruef (TT192)
Tomb of Khonsu
Tomb of Mahu (Tomb 9)
Tomb of Menna (TT69)
Tomb of Mereruka
Tomb of Meryra II (Tomb 2)
Tomb of Nakht
Tomb of Nakht (TT52)
tomb of Nebamun
Tomb of Pinehesy
Tomb of PtahShepses
Tomb of Ramose (TT55)
Tomb of Rekhmire
Tomb of Sahure
Tomb of Sennofer
Tomb of Tuthmosis I (KV38)
Tomb of Tuthmosis III (KV34)
Tomb of Tuthmosis IV (KV43)
Tomb of Userhat
Tomb of Yuya and Thuya
Tomb painting depicting two priests
Tomb WV23
Tombs of Pepi-Nakht and Harkhuf
Tombs of the Nobles
Tombs of the Nobles in Luxor
Top of a Papyrus Stalk Mirror Handle
Torso of a High General
Tourism in Aswan
Trade in Ancient Egypt
Transporting Stone and Metal in Ancient Egypt
Travels in the Upper Egyptian deserts
Triad: Early New Kingdom
Tubular beads in Ancient Egypt
Turin Canon Kings List
Turtle amulet: New Kingdom
Tuthmosis I
Tuthmosis II
Tuthmosis III
Tuthmosis III Offering
Tuthmosis IV
Tweezers: Dynasty 18
Two Princesses: Dynasty 18
Two-handed pottery vase of Amenhotep
Two-Handled Ointment Jar: New Kingdom
Umm el-Ga'ab (Umm el-Qa'ab)
Unas (2375—2345)
United with Amun
Unknown Pharaoh
Upper Egypt
Upper Part of the Seated Statue of a Queen
used for irrigation in Nubia - By David Roberts
Userhat and Wife Receiving Offerings
Userkaf (2465—2458 )
Valley of the Kings
Valley of the Queens
Vase inscribed for the Mistress of the House Amenemweskhet
Vegetables in Ancient Egypt
Vessel stand naming the scribe Iui
Vessel: Middle Kingdom
View of the World (How the Ancient Egyptians Saw the World)
Vines in Ancient Egypt
Vögel und Hieroglyphen
Votive cow plaque - New Kingdom
Votive Ear: New Kingdom
Votive Fragment
Votive menat fragment: New Kingdom
Votive stela of Userhat
Wadi Natrun in Ancient Egypt
Wadjet as a Protector of Country
Wadjet's Relations with Other Deities
Wahkare Akhtoy
Wall Painting
Wall Painting fragment: Dynasty 18
Wall Tile with the Cartouche of Seti II
Water Bottle from Tutankhamun's Embalming Cache
Weaver's comb: Ramesside Period
Weneg (2778—2772)
Wheat in Ancient Egypt
Whip Handle in the Shape of a Horse: Dynasty 18
Whip handle of Nebiry
Wine in Ancient Egypt
Woman Carrying a Child on Her Back and Leading an Animal: New Kingdom
Woman Kneeling Before an Offering Table
Women Priesthood in Ancient Egypt
Wooden Box
Wooden Box from Ancient Egypt
Worship of Amun
Worship of Nephthys in the New Kingdom
Wounded Animal in a Hunting Scene: Tomb of Userhat
Writing Materials
Writing Palette and Brushes of Princess Meketaten


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Tuesday, 28 January 2014 10:13 AM
BEIJING — The government is intensifying efforts to control foreign media coverage of China, blocking websites, harassing reporters trying to cover trials of activists in Beijing and thwarting efforts by The New York Times to station new journalists on the mainland.
The government under President Xi Jinping has taken an increasingly hard line on controlling information within the country as its traditional means of doing so come under threat from social media and mobile Internet messaging services.
Although foreign media reports are aimed mostly at audiences outside China, the moves against international journalists reflect both wariness of their reports seeping into the domestic audience and sensitivity about the country's reputation abroad. This is especially so following reports in recent years about the wealth accumulated by relatives of top Communist Party leaders.
"International coverage is no longer simply damaging to China's international image," said David Bandurski, a researcher with the University of Hong Kong's China Media Project. "It's also damaging to China's domestic image of the ruling party."
China last week blocked access on the mainland to the websites of several European and North American news outlets that participated in or carried reports of an investigation that showed the relatives of China's president and other business and political leaders were linked to offshore tax havens.
In the past week, police and plainclothes security officers harassed reporters in Beijing who staked out courthouses where grassroots activists of the New Citizens movement were on trial, pushing them away from the buildings and confiscating press cards.
In addition to such rough treatment, foreign reporters working in China also generally deal with official intimidation of interviewees as well as bars on going to Tibet or troubled parts of ethnic minority regions.
In recent years, however, the government has added a new form of pressure, press freedom groups say, by delaying or denying journalism visas for organizations whose coverage it dislikes. China says it handles the foreign media according to its laws.
Austin Ramzy, a reporter who left Time magazine to work for the Times last April, is set to leave China on Thursday because authorities have not approved his application for a resident journalist visa.
Ramzy will be the second Times reporter in 13 months to leave the mainland over visa issues after Chris Buckley, a reporter who joined the Times' China team in 2012, similarly departed for Hong Kong at the end of that year. The Times' designated China bureau chief Philip Pan has been waiting for a journalist visa since early 2012.
The Times' visa woes come despite U.S. Vice President Joe Biden's efforts last month to raise the problems faced by journalists working for U.S. news organizations in China in his talks with Xi, Premier Li Keqiang and other officials while on a visit to Beijing.
Patrick Ventrell, a spokesman for the White House's National Security Council, said U.S. officials have contacted Chinese officials at the highest levels repeatedly to raise the treatment of journalists and media organizations, including that they expected visas to be issued for U.S. outlets.
The Chinese government late last year delayed the annual visa renewal applications for reporters working for the Times and Bloomberg, seen as retaliation for the outlets' investigative stories on the enormous wealth accumulated by the relatives of Xi and former Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao.
The visas eventually were issued for the companies' journalists already based in China, weeks later than for many other news outlets. But Ramzy, a new hire, did not get one.
The Foreign Ministry denied that Ramzy was being forced to leave China, saying Monday that he had violated Chinese regulations by not applying to amend his visa after the cancellation of the press credentials he held under Time magazine. Chinese regulations say that to be done within 10 days of the cancellation.
Spokesman Qin Gang said despite Ramzy's violation, the ministry gave him an additional month-long nonworking visa on humanitarian grounds.
Qin said the ministry was still processing the Times' application for Ramzy's press credentials but that it would not be completed before his visa expired Friday.
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The MLB extended Toronto Blue Jays closer Roberto Osuna's administrative leave through to June 4 after he was arrested and charged with assault.
Friday's announcement marks the third time the MLB has extended Osuna's leave since the All-Star was arrested earlier this month.
Osuna was originally placed on administrative leave for seven days starting on May 8 and it was extended for another seven on May 14 and May 21.
The 23-year-old is scheduled to appear in a Toronto court on June 18.
Osuna remains on the restricted list and continues to receive his $5.3million salary, but is ineligible to play. However, administrative leave is not considered discipline.
Because the alleged incident falls under the umbrella of MLB's domestic violence policy, Osuna could face discipline no matter the legal status of the case.
Osuna has nine saves in 15 appearances this season with a 2.93 ERA and 1.109 WHIP. He was an All-Star last season when he was 3-4 with 39 saves and a 3.38 ERA.
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|2012-06-11, 11:09
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Remember Madoka and Kyouko's doomed attempt to make Sayaka revert back?
The way I see it, it seems the Pleiades Saints searched, and worked out a partial solution to fulfilling that goal. With more resources (magic, and numbers of Puella Magis) and the luxury of time to work out a solution. Plus, if indeed, Nico is an Incubator, and Jyubey has helped a great deal, Incubator assistance. After all, I shudder to think how much energy the Incubators have harvested from Kazumi's grief seed.
If somehow, Witches could be stopped from rampaging and reverted back to to some semblance of humanity and sentience, that'd likely be considered a significant triumph for the Incubators. It'll be far easier to convince a Puella Magi to witch out, if retaining your sentience and sanity was possible and doable even then.
Kazumi Magica isn't Lighter and Softer. It's more horrific than the anime itself, since it explores the "unconventional" manipulation of Soul Gems and Grief Cubes in detail. I wouldn't be surprised if the Pleiades Saints turned out to be Incubator Guinea Pigs.
|2012-06-11, 13:01
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That's what Ive been saying, what Kyuubei said on ch 5 i think "Do you think things will go well this time pleadies?"
That single phrase might mean that this is all Kyuubei's plan, and that he's just experimenting with the pleadies, while they think they are "fooling" the magical girl system. In reality, they might just been the guinea pigs for Kyuubei's entropy plan.
|2012-06-23, 20:34
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Damn, a clone who wished revenge upon the original and now wants to wipe out humanity.
Faust comes back to the menu when we consider how well this all plays with the Homunculus sub plot.
Can artificial magical girls return from becoming witches?
Are Incubators helping because a new humanity made entirely of magical girls would be an endless sea of cheap oil?
Why did Soul Gems cracked despite not being fully dirt?
There is still something amiss, something so mindblowing they are covering up for the goddamn end of this series.
Anyhow, here is what got explained:
-Kazumi detects evil nuts because she has Nico's magic running through her veins.
-Juubey has been fucking around with the Pleiades even longer than Kyubey.
-Saki's magic is an organic version of Homura and Kirika.
-The cake is a lie.
|2012-06-24, 05:30
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A worthy story in the Madoka Magica Universe! This really deserves a One Cour anime, or at least an OAV Series! Madoka Magica is just the surface, and Kazumi Magica is a perfect exemplar of all the off-screen nastiness merely hinted at in the original anime itself.
|2012-06-24, 11:50
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I forgot to tell but I found out how the Evil Nuts work.
My theory is:
Since Kanna's ability is to create alternate lives and Umika's is to create alternate memories I figured that Evil Nut's are basically the would be witches of women who never became magical girls.
They are not complete witches, however, the despair and curse they would have inflicted as witches on a different live overtakes their bodies.
It's quite one hell of a wicked magic.
|2012-06-24, 15:21
|Link #297
The True Culprit
Dude, Diveman, Jyubey's mind was rewritten so he couldn't make contracts with OTHER GIRLS and that he would support them exclusively. Technically, "Kanna" is one of the Pleiades. It's a loophole.
|2012-06-25, 11:17
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SPECULAH: Relation between Kazumi Magica and the Zodiac
I noticed something major, besides the apparent proximity of Taurus and Gemini to the Pleiades cluster there is a major patter you get from putting every magical girl/witch in chronological order of contribution to the story.
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|2012-06-25, 13:09
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At best Madoka is Sagittarius and Kazumi is not included.
Either way there is a Sagittarius character still to be revealed.
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The Diocese of Leeds Music Department is delighted to announce recitalists for its series of lunchtime recitals in Leeds Cathedral this summer. Alongside members of the Department, visiting recitalists will include Winfried Bönig (Organist of Cologne Cathedral), Adriano Falcioni
The Huddersfield Girls' Choir are back in Yorkshire after a fabulous tour to Newcastle and Hexham. They stayed for three days during which they sang at Hexham Abbey and St Mary's Cathedral, Newcastle as well as enjoying a fun-filled day exploring Hexham.
Following great success in Bradford, Huddersfield and Leeds, the Diocese of Leeds Schools' Singing Programme has rolled out new musical opportunities for children from January 2017 to Wakefield and Pontefract, in partnership with the Bishop Konstant Catholic Academy Trust. Bishop Konstant
The four choirs of Bradford Catholic Youth Choir joined forces with the internationally-renowned Gabrieli Consort and Players, under the direction of Grammy-winning conductor Paul McCreesh, in a spectacular concert at St Joseph's Church, Bradford.
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