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Sanakht
Relief fragment of Sanakht in the pose of smiting an enemy. Originally from the Sinai, now EA 691 on display at the British Museum.
Relief fragment of Sanakht in the pose of smiting an enemy. Originally from the Sinai, now EA 691 on display at the British Museum.
Cartouche name Teti from the Abydos king list.
Cartouche name Teti from the Abydos king list.
"Smiting the enemy" relief. Wadi Maghareh, Sinai peninsula. Sekhemkhet wearing the deshret crown on the right.
"Smiting the enemy" relief. Wadi Maghareh, Sinai peninsula. Sekhemkhet wearing the deshret crown on the right.
Archival photographs show the now-lost serekh of Sekhemkhet in situ before being removed, presumably looted during the first Israeli occupation of the
Archival photographs show the now-lost serekh of Sekhemkhet in situ before being removed, presumably looted during the first Israeli occupation of the Sinai Peninsula.
A hoard of 21 gold bracellets and a shell shaped container found in Sekhemkhet's pyramid tomb on display at the Egyptian Museum.
A hoard of 21 gold bracellets and a shell shaped container found in Sekhemkhet's pyramid tomb on display at the Egyptian Museum.