Shepseskaf-Ankh

Shepseskaf-Ankh



1.Shepseskaf-Ankh | Michael Bradley - Time Traveler

Description:Posts about Shepseskaf-Ankh written by Michael Bradley ... The
tomb of a prestigious ancient Egyptian physician who counted pharaohs
among his clients is believed to ...



2.NEWS: Tomb of Shepseskaf-ankh discovered at Abusir | The ...

Description:22-10-2013 · Inside the tomb (Source: SCA press release).
"Through its excavations in Abusir archaeological Cemetry at Giza, the
Czech mission discovered the tomb of ...



3.Tomb of Shepseskafankh | Egyptology and Archaeo...

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4.Alan Fildes Gallery: Giza Plateau. » Giza Plateau ...

Description:The latest news from the world of Egyptology, archaeology, and
cultural heritage in Egypt from the New Orleans Interest Group of the
American Research Center in Egypt.



5.Discovery the Tomb of Shepseskaf 'ankh, Head of the ...

Description:G1008 Shepseskaf\'ankh, Judge & Strong-of-voice. Dates to Dyn
V, in the West Field Cemetery G1000. In 1984 i cleared away the sand to
view the hieroglyphs before ...



6.Ministry of State for Antiquities Affaires The Minister's Office

Description:24-10-2013 · Excavations at Abusir Archaeological Cemetery at
Giza have revealed the tomb of Shepseskaf 'ankh, Head of the Physicians of
Upper and Lower Egypt who ...



7.Tomb of Head of Pharaohs Physicians of fifth dynasty ...

Description:Czech mission discovered the tomb of Shepseskaf 'ankh, Head of
the Physicians of Upper and Lower Egypt who dates to the Fifth Dynasty of
the Old Kingdom.



8.Orbital Travel Blog | Egyptian physician's tomb discovered

Description:22-10-2013 · The tomb of the fifth dynasty Head of Physicians
of Upper and Lower Egypt, Shepseskaf-Ankh, was discovered in Abusir
Necropolis - 25km from the Giza ...



9.The Doctor Is In - Archaeology Magazine

Description:A huge limestone tomb belonging to an important Egyptian
physician, Shepseskaf-Ankh, has been discovered at Abusir Cemetery at
Giza.



10.Distinguished Physician's Tomb Found in Egypt - Archaeology ...

Description:The doctor, Shepseskafankh, was a key member of the court of
Niuserre, and his 2,500-square-foot limestone tomb contains a chapel and
seven underground chambers, ...