Amenophis Ii Collection
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Amenhotep II, also known as Amenophis II, was a prominent pharaoh of ancient Egypt during the New Kingdom period. His reign, which lasted for several decades in Dynasty 18, left behind numerous artifacts and architectural marvels that continue to captivate us today. One such artifact is the Scarab: Aakheperura (Amenhotep II), a symbol of rebirth and divine power. This intricately carved scarab showcases the artistic prowess of ancient Egyptian craftsmen and highlights Amenhotep II's connection to the gods. Another remarkable piece is the Plaque: Amenhotep II Offers Incense / Amun-Re Seated on Throne. This plaque depicts Amenhotep II making offerings to Amun-Re, showcasing his devotion to this powerful deity. The Canopic Jar of the Overseer of the Builders of Amun, Amenhotep, provides insight into his role as a leader responsible for overseeing construction projects dedicated to Amun. It serves as a testament to his administrative skills and dedication to religious practices. Intriguingly, there have been discoveries suggesting an advanced form of lighting in tombs attributed to Kings of Thebes during this era. Electric light in these tombs has sparked debates among scholars about possible technological advancements or alternative explanations for this phenomenon. Moving away from artifacts, we encounter breathtaking structures like The Alabaster Sphinx in Memphis. Created between 1918-1939 by an unknown artist, it stands as a majestic representation of royal power and authority associated with Amenophis II's time. Further south lies Luxor Temple with its magnificent Great Colonnade built by none other than Amenophis himself. This UNESCO World Heritage Site showcases grandeur on an unprecedented scale while honoring deities worshipped during that era. The Tomb of Amenhotep II located within the Valley of Kings offers visitors a glimpse into ancient burial customs and rituals practiced by pharaohs.