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Head of a princess– El-Amarna (Egypt) 1400 BC dynasty)

A Princess of Amarna perhaps Meritaten.et les creux forment le maquillage!

Princess daughter of Akhenaton and Queen Nefertiti Amarna Period. Dynasty) She looks a lot like her mom, the "real" Queen Nefertiti.

Different portrayals of Egyptian queen Nefertiti : notice the similarities with late Michael Jackson !

Wooden head of a Harpist, from Tell Al-Amarna, ca. 1370 - 1360 BC, Dynasty, New Kingdom.

Statue of Queen Hatshepsut, Egyptian Museum, Cairo, Egypt.

Head of a Princess ~ Amenhotep (Amenophis) IV

The hollow eyes and eyebrows are for precious stone inlays.

Nefertiti (c. 1370 a. 1330 a.

Head of Hatshepsut Fragment of a statue from the queens temple at Deir el Bahari representing Hatshepsut in the form of Osiris Egypt Ancient Egyptian.

Coffin F is one of three from an embalmer's cache from around the time of Tutankhamun, that shows faces with eyes shaped similarly to Queen Nefertiti's. Source: Heather Alexander for the Amenmesse Project)

Akhenaten family, Amarna, Dynasty, Neueus Museum does he look white!

Bust of Nefertiti. In Neues Museum in Berlin, Germany. I remember seeing this Bust in the Berlin Museum with my mother in

Head of princess of El-Amarna, ancient Egypt; I include two images to see that it is a wide head when viewed from the front an also it is very long

Amarna princess sculpture in Collectables, Cultural, Religious, Egyptian

Translation from the Spanish original pin: AMENOPHIS IV (Akhenaten ) . He undertook deep religious reform centered on the of worship the sun god Aton instead of Amun and other Egyptian deities . First record of monotheistic worship .