Luxor - Museum of Ancient Egyptian Art - Upper Floor

From the ground floor a ramp (on the wall Coptic tombstones, half way up a niche from a Coptic church in the Luxor area, at the top a head of Tuthmosis I) leads to the upper floor. First come a number of cases containing small objects (amulets, jewelry, silver bowls, foundation deposits, coins, etc.), grave goods and tomb furnishings, mythological papyri, votive tablets, dedicatory stelae, prehistoric pottery, etc., together with a chest containing canopic jars from Queen Hatshepsut's Temple at Deir el-Bahri. Other items of interest include a seated figure of the Vizier Amenhotep (son of Hapu; 12th Dynasty) writing, a head of Amenophis IV (Akhenaten) in the Early Amarna style, reliefs from Hatshepsut's granite chapel in the Temple of