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Henu Barques from the era of Ramesses II to Ptolemeic period
Henu Barques from the era of Ramesses II to Ptolemeic period
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| mage 1 of Barque of Sokar
South Sanctuary, North Wall.Henu Barque on stand, with three
figures of the king holding up the sky.
Deir el-Medina Temple of Hathor, West Bank Luxor. |
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| image 2 of the Barque of Sokar. Représentation de la barque de Sokaris, dieu à tête de faucon qui symbolisait, notamment, le passage de l'existence mortelle à la vie impérissable. La barque est posée sur un traîneau et l'on voit, sur la chapelle qui supporte, le pharaon représenté 3 fois afin d'accomplir le rite de"soulever le ciel" - Temple de Deir-el-Medineh - ("Djed: le voyage souterrain") |
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| image 3 of the Henu Barque showing 4 pillars at the Deir el-Medina Temple Interior Source: http://www.crooktree.com |
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| image 4 of the Henu Barque showing 4 pillars in the Deir el-Medina Temple Interior Source: http://www.everythingselectric.com/ |
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| image 5 of the Henu Barque showing 4 pillars in the Deir el-Medina Temple Interior (source lostchord.org) |
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| image 6 of the Henu Barque showing 4 pillars in the Deir el-Medina Temple Interior (source lostchord.org) |
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| image 7 of the Henu Barque showing 4 pillars in the Deir el-Medina Temple Interior (source Photos12.com found at lostchord.org))
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