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Those that could afford to do so had personalized inscriptions made on coffins and other funerary objects. Protection from gods or goddesses with whom one had an affinity, or at whose temple one worshipped, was extra insurance, and coffin makers painted likeness on coffins, vases, and the like...
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Funerary Objects ; The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art ... ; Relief from tomb of; Ny-Ankh-Nesuwt ... ; Servant kneading dough...
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Preserving Death: Funerary Objects: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download; Preserving Death: Funerary Objects [5:16m]: Download (73); View Transcript: Download (8) ... Home / Collections / Podcast & Blog » Preserving Death: Funerary Objects...
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A. A person shall not intentionally disturb human remains or funerary objects on lands, other than lands owned or controlled by this state, any agency or institution of this state or any county or municipal corporations within this state, without obtaining the written permission of the director of the Arizona state museum.
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Funerary Stela ... Found in the Ramesseum at Thebes, this painted funerary stela was erected to commemorate the lady Djed-Khonsu-es-ankh. The deceased woman, in a diaphanous white gown, wears a cone of perfumed beeswax and a water lily on her head. ... Gallery of Meresamun Objects...
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On November 22, 1991 the above human remains and associated funerary objects were repatriated to the Reverend John Pahdocony of the Comanche Cemetery Committee on behalf of the Comanche Tribal Council.
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The 115 associated funerary objects are 10 lots of shell beads, 10 stone beads, 30 clam shells, 5 stone chips, 9 stone knives, 5 bone fragments, 3 ceramic fragments, 29 buttons, 9 nails, 3 metal toy fragments, and 2 obsidian fragments.
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Notice: Native American human remains, funerary objects; inventory, repatriation, etc.: South Dakota State Historical Society, Archaeological Research Center, Rapid City, SD, 24752-24755 [E6-6259] National Park Service etc. ... No associated funerary objects are present. Based on the physical condition of the human remains...
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In the world's galaxy of ancient culture, the deceased are buried with all sorts of useful stuff that hopefully can be used in the hereafter, as is illustrated by the range of funerary objects currently on show in China's Agriculture Museum.
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Based on the associated funerary objects, these burials are estimated to date from immediately after Removal to before the Civil War (1832-1861). These individuals have been determined to be Native American based on the age and types of associated funerary objects.
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