Description: About this itemNefertari (c. 1300–1250 BC) was the chief of the royal wives (or chief wife) of Ramesses the Great. Nefertari means the beautiful companion, and the name translates in different meanings as “the unparalleled beloved” or “the most beautiful of the world’s beauties” or that it resembles a star, the one that appears at the beginning of a new year. Nefertari is one of the most famous Egyptian queens as Cleopatra, Nefertiti and Hatshepsut. Ramesses the Great lavishly decorated the tomb of Nefertari QV66, which is the largest and most prominent in the Valley of the Queens.Nefertari's tomb was discovered in 1904 and has not been opened to the public since its discovery until the early nineties of the last century, due to some damage to the inscriptions and decorations due to the deposition of salts. the hole leading to the inside the cemetry its facing the East. The roof of the cemetery reflects the sky. The night sky, darkening Gmiq, Trassa golden stars. Black color dark unblemished Bzarkh. Contrary to the color of the god Anubis, the plain black. The tomb is full of vivid carvings and murals, and there is a wall painting depicting the queen playing a game similar to chess.
Price: 149 USD
Location: GIZA, GIZA
End Time: 2024-09-30T15:29:35.000Z
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Brand: Egyptian
Primary Material: Stone
Country/Region of Origin: Egypt
Color: Multi-Color
Style: Antique
Material: Stone
Features: Antiquities
