3rd Dynasty Collection (page 2)

ZIGGURAT AT UR. Reconstruction of the Sumerian third dynasty ziggurat at Ur, c2100

ZIGGURAT OF UR-NAMMU. Projection of a reconstruction of the ziggurat of Ur-Nammu at Ur. Third Sumerian Dynasty, originally built c2100 B.C

Egypt, Memphis, Saqquara necropolis, pyramid complex of Djoser (Zoser), Entrance, colonnade UNESCO World Heritage Site

Egypt, Memphis, Saqquara necropolis, Zoser, Bedouin on camel beside step pyramids of Djoser and Userkaf UNESCO World Heritage Site

Egypt, Memphis, Saqquara necropolis, pyramid complex of Djoser (Zoser), Pyramid of Djoser UNESCO World Heritage Site

Faience panel from Djoser pyramid at Saqqara
Egyptian civilization, Old Kingdom, Dynasty III. Faience panel from Djoser pyramid at Saqqara, h.1.84 m

Egypt, Cairo, Saqqara Necropolis funerary monument to king Zoser, Step Pyramid, entrance
Egypt - Cairo - Ancient Memphis (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1979). Saqqara necropolis. Funerary monument to king Djoser, Old Kingdom, Dynasty III, 3rd millennium b.C. Step Pyramid, entrance

Egypt, Bas-relief representing Pharaoh Djoser (also known as Netjerikhet, circa 2635-2610 B. C)
Egypt, Bas-relief representing Pharaoh Djoser (also known as Netjerikhet, circa 2635-2610 B.C.), third dynasty, remains of Djosers Temple at Heliopolis 27th Century B.C

Egyptian civilization, statue of Pharaoh Gioser, from Saqqara
Egyptian civilization, Old Kingdom, Dynasty III. Statue of Pharaoh Gioser (Djoser), 21st century b.C. From Saqqara

Libation table or alabaster altar, with lion heads
Egyptian civilization, Old Kingdom, Dynasty III. Libation table or alabaster altar, with lion heads

Egypt, Saqqara (Ancient Memphis), Pharaoh Djoser Pyramid
Egypt - Ancient Memphis. Saqqara necropolis (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1979). Pharaoh Giosers (Djoser) Pyramid (Old Kingdom, Dynasty III)

Egypt, Ancient Memphis, Necropolis of Saqqara, funerary complex of Gioser, ruins and walls
Egypt - Ancient Memphis - Necropolis of Saqqara (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1979), funerary complex of Gioser (Zoser), Old Kingdom, Dynasty III, III millennium b.C. Ruins and walls

Egyptian civilization, fresco with foxes, from Meidum
Egyptian civilization, Old Kingdom, Dynasty III. Fresco with foxes. From Meidum

Painted limestone statue of King Djoser (Zoser) from Saqqara, detail
Egyptian civilization, Old Kingdom, Dynasty III. Painted limestone statue of King Djoser (Zoser). From Saqqara. Detail

EGYPTIAN SCRIBES. Scribes squatting at their desks and assisted by their clerks, recording the collection of taxes. After a relief from the tomb of Ti at Sakkara, Egypt

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"Exploring the Magnificence of Egypt's 3rd Dynasty: A Journey through Time" Step back in time to the Early Dynastic Period-Early Old Kingdom, as we delve into the remarkable artifacts and monuments from Egypt's 3rd dynasty (about 3000-2613 BCE). Marvel at a beautifully crafted vessel, showcasing the exquisite artistry of ancient Egyptian artisans. This vessel serves as a testament to their advanced craftsmanship and provides us with insights into their daily lives. Moving further along history's timeline, we encounter a cup from the Early Dynastic Period-Old Kingdom, belonging to dynasties 1-4 (about 3000-2498 BCE). The intricate design on this cup reflects the opulence and grandeur associated with these early ruling families. As we venture deeper into Egypt's past, an unguent vessel captures our attention. Originating from the Old Kingdom-Middle Kingdom (?), specifically dynasties 3-12 (about 2686-1773 BCE), this artifact reveals how Egyptians valued beauty rituals and cosmetics during that era. Another vessel takes center stage, hailing from Archaic Period / Old Kingdom under dynasties 1-3 (3050-2630 BCE). Its unknown creator leaves us intrigued by their skillful workmanship and artistic vision. Imhotep emerges as a prominent figure during this period. A seated statue depicts him holding an open papyrus scroll—a symbol of his intellectual prowess and contributions to architecture and medicine. Pharaoh Gioser makes his presence felt through an awe-inspiring statue discovered in Saqqara. Dating back to dynasty III, it stands tall as a tribute to his reign and accomplishments. The Late Period brings forth another representation of Imhotep—this time in bronze form. His legacy endures through centuries, immortalized by skilled sculptors who sought to honor his genius. Saqqara, the site of many ancient wonders, showcases the iconic Step Pyramid.