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King Amenhotep III As A Lion Editorial Photo


King Amenhotep III as a lion Editorial Stock Photo
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This statue declares the king`s might by representing him as a lion. An inscription on the chest calls the king a `lion of rulers, wild when he sees his enemies tread his path`. Egyptian ancient art statue from 2000 BC. Museum exhibit.

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Sculpture of head of egyptian king Amenhotep III
UK, London - April 08, 2015: British Museum. Bust of King Amenhotep III
Statue of egyptian king Amenhotep III in British museum, London
Statue of egyptian king Amenhotep III in British museum, London
Bust of King Amenhotep III

The remainings of an old statue of King Amenhotep III from ancient Egypt. 1370 BC.
A statue of King Amenhotep III, British Museum Egyptian collection.

The colossal granite head of king Amenhotep III. The British museum,.
The cow `Mehet-Weret`, one of a group of statues of the protective goddesses found in the tomb of King Amenhotep II.

The winged cobra `Meretseger`, one of a group of statues of the protective goddesses found in the tomb of King Amenhotep II.
The cow `Hathor`, one of a group of statues of the protective goddesses found in the tomb of King Amenhotep II.
The winged cobra `Meretseger`, one of a group of statues of the protective goddesses found in the tomb of King Amenhotep II.
The vulture `Nekhbet`, one of a group of statues of the protective goddesses found in the tomb of King Amenhotep II.
The cobra `Wadjet`, one of a group of statues of the protective goddesses found in the tomb of King Amenhotep II.