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RocknRodV: Nemtymes, the royal envoy to all foreign lands under Ramses II
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RocknRodV: The Bubasteion and New Kingdom tombs in Saqqara, Egypt
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RocknRodV: Synopsis of the job duties carried out by Nemtymes as well as characteristics of his tomb
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RocknRodV: Nemtymes depicted in the south face of the southwest pillar, located on the first chamber’s pillared court
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RocknRodV: Nemtymes, the tomb owner, carries the djed pillar
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RocknRodV: Nemtymes, the tomb owner, carries the djed pillar
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RocknRodV: The djed pillar, a symbol of Osiris
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RocknRodV: Nemtymes also held an official position as an overseer of works in the Temple of Ptah
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RocknRodV: A damaged relief of the tomb owner Nemtymes, where he’s worshipping
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RocknRodV: Offering bearers
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RocknRodV: Scene from the tomb of Nemtymes, where the tomb owner receives offerings from bearers
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RocknRodV: Scene from the tomb of Nemtymes
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RocknRodV: Scene from the tomb of Nemtymes depicting an offering bearer
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RocknRodV: Scene from the tomb of Nemtymes, where the tomb owner carries the Djed pillar
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RocknRodV: Scene from the tomb of Nemtymes, where he worships deities
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RocknRodV: Scene from the tomb of Nemtymes, where Osiris and Isis sit on their thrones, while the tomb owner (not shown here) worships them
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RocknRodV: Spectacular painted statue of a cow representing Hathor, carved straight from the rock
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RocknRodV: Hathor, the Goddess of music, love, and motherhood
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RocknRodV: Below Hathor’s statue, there’s a standing human figure identified as King Ramses II
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RocknRodV: I totally missed the tomb chapel of Ptahmes, until someone from our group took notice of it
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RocknRodV: Working as a team, we illuminated for one another to witness this unsuspecting beauty
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RocknRodV: Some of the reliefs are damaged but, where still present, the colors were stunning
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RocknRodV: The tomb chapel of Ptahmes
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RocknRodV: The image of Nemtymes, a high-ranking official under Ramses II and the tomb owner, can be identified here
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RocknRodV: This damaged relief from the north section of the first chamber pillared court’s east wall shows a boat and cartouches, which were difficult to sort out there