3552. EGYPTIAN SOLDIERS IN BATTLE FORMATION ARMED WITH LARGE SHIELDS, SHORT SWORDS AND AXES. RELIEF FROM THE RAMSEUM, THE TEMPLE OF PHAROH RAMSES II (1301 – 1234 B.C.)

2925. SCRIBE, STATUE FROM SAKKARA, EGYPT, 4-5TH. DINASTY, 2600-2350 B.C.

3116. CONQUERED NUBIANS BRING TRIBUTE TO RAAMSES II. RECONSTRUCTION OF A WALL PAINTING FROM BETH EL-WALLI, 1570-1200 B.C.

3420. PHARAOH TUTMOSIS III. SMITES HIS CAPTIVES. THE KNEELING CAPTIVES ARE BEARDED, PROBABLY SYRIANS, RAISING THEIR HANDS IN SUPLICATION. CARVING FROM THE GREAT TEMPLE OF AMON IN KARNAK. C. 15TH. C. BC

3422. LIST OF ASIATIC CONQUESTS OF PHARAOH TUTMOSIS III. EACH CARTOUCH REPRESENTS A CONQUERED CITY, A TOTAL OF 115 PLACES. WALL CARVING FROM THE GREAT TEMPLE OF AMON IN KARNAK. C. 15TH. C. BC

3423. CONQUEST OF THE CITY OF ASHKELON BY THE SOLDIERS OF RAAMSES II. IN YEAR 1290-1223 B.C. DETAIL SHOWS AN EGYPTIAN SOLDIER HACKING AT THE DOOR WITH A TYPICAL EGYPTIAN AX. WALL CARVING FROM THE OF THE KARNAK TEMPLE IN THEBES

3424. CONQUEST OF THE CITY OF ASHKELON BY THE SOLDIERS OF RAAMSES II. IN YEAR 1290-1223 B.C. DETAIL SHOWS THE BEARDED MEN OF ASHKELON WITH RAISED HANDS IN A GESTURE OF PRAYER OR SURENDER AND SEVERAL KNEELING WOMEN.CARVING FROM THE THE KARNAK TEMPLE IN THEBES

3426. PHARAOH SETI I. IN HIS WAR CHARIOT ON VICTORY PARADE AFTER WAR CAMPAINS IN SYRIA-PALESTINE. WALL CARVING IN THE GREAT HALL OF THE KARNAK TEMPLE IN THEBES

3434. BATTLE SCENE DEPICTING THE CONQUEST OF A TOWN IN CNAAN BY THE SOLDIERS OF SETI I. C. 1318 – 1301 B.C. WALL CARVING IN THE TEMPLE OF KARNAK IN THEBES;

3435. DETAIL DEPICTING THE DEAD ‘SHASU’ – PEOPLE OF CNAAN, FOLLOWING A BATTLE WITH EGYPTIAN SOLDIERS, C. 1318 – 1301 B.C. WALL CARVING IN THE TEMPLE OF KARNAK IN THEBES;

3435. DETAIL DEPICTING THE DEAD ‘SHASU’ – PEOPLE OF CNAAN, FOLLOWING A BATTLE WITH EGYPTIAN SOLDIERS, C. 1318 – 1301 B.C. WALL CARVING IN THE TEMPLE OF KARNAK IN THEBES;

3437. SHASU (CNAANITE) BEDWI PRISONERS TAKEN IN BATTLES IN CNAAN BY SETI I. IN C. 1318 – 1301 B.C. WALL CARVING IN THE TEMPLE OF KARNAK IN THEBES;

3438. BOUND PRISONERS FROM SYRIA AND PALESTINE CAPTURED BY SETI I. IN C. 1318 – 1301 B.C. WALL CARVING IN THE TEMPLE OF KARNAK IN THEBES;

3438. BOUND PRISONERS FROM SYRIA AND PALESTINE CAPTURED BY SETI I. IN C. 1318 – 1301 B.C. WALL CARVING IN THE TEMPLE OF KARNAK IN THEBES;

3442. CAMPAIGNS OF SETI I. AGAINST KADESH AND LAMOR IN YEARS 1318 – 1301 B.C. THE CARVING DEPICTS THE KING IN HIS CHARRIOT SURROUNDED BY PRISONERS. WALL CARVING IN THE TEMPLE OF KARNAK IN THEBES;

3443. ATTACK ON KADESH BY SETI I. THE BEARDED DEFENDERS LOOK LIKE SYRIANS. THE INSCRIPTION ON THE FORTRESS READS: ‘THE LAND OF KADESH AND THE LAND OF AMURU’ WHICH COULD REFER TO THE CITY OF KADESH ON THE RIVER ORONTES.

3453. THE NAVAL BATTLE OF RAMSES III. WITH THE SEA PEOPLE. THE EGYPTIAN SHIPS ARE DEPICTED ON THE LEFT WITH LION HEAD PROWS. THE ‘SEA PEOPLE’ (PHILISTNES) WEAR THE HIGH FEATHERED HEADDRESS, TYPICAL OF THE PHILISTINES. MEDINET HABU RELIEF DATING FROM 1195-1164

3453. THE NAVAL BATTLE OF RAMSES III. WITH THE SEA PEOPLE. THE EGYPTIAN SHIPS ARE DEPICTED ON THE LEFT WITH LION HEAD PROWS. THE ‘SEA PEOPLE’ (PHILISTNES) WEAR THE HIGH FEATHERED HEADDRESS, TYPICAL OF THE PHILISTINES. MEDINET HABU RELIEF DATING FROM 1195-1164

3454. THE NAVAL BATTLE OF RAMSES III. WITH THE SEA PEOPLE.DETAIL SHOWS AN EGYPTIAN SHIP ATTACKING A PHILISTINE SHIP WITH A DUCK HEAD PROW. THE PHILISTINE FIGHTERS ARE WEARING THE TYPICAL HIGH FEATHERED HEADDRESS. MEDINET HABU RELIEF DATING FROM 1195-1164

3454. THE NAVAL BATTLE OF RAMSES III. WITH THE SEA PEOPLE.DETAIL SHOWS AN EGYPTIAN SHIP ATTACKING A PHILISTINE SHIP WITH A DUCK HEAD PROW. THE PHILISTINE FIGHTERS ARE WEARING THE TYPICAL HIGH FEATHERED HEADDRESS. MEDINET HABU RELIEF DATING FROM 1195-1164

3531. COLOSAL BLACK BASALT HEAD OF RAMSES II. AT THE ENTRANCE TO THE LUXOR TEMPLE

3534. EGYPTIAN OFFICIAL COUNTING THE SEVERED HANDS OF THE ENEMY DEAD IN ORDER TO DETERMINE THE NUMBER OF THE ENEMY SOLDIERS KILLED IN THE BATTLE. RELIEF IN THE GREAT TEMPLE OF MEDINET HABU DEPICTING THE BATTLES OF RAMSES III. (1195 – 1164 B.C.)

3535. EGYPTIAN OFFICIAL COUNTING THE SEVERED HANDS OF THE ENEMY DEAD WHILE A SCRIBE IS REGISTERING THE NUMBER OF THE ENEMY SOLDIERS KILLED IN THE BATTLE. RELIEF IN THE GREAT TEMPLE OF MEDINET HABU DEPICTING THE BATTLES OF RAMSES III. (1195 – 1164 B.C.)

3538. RAMSES III. IN HIS WAR CHARRIOT ON VICRORY PARADE. RELIEF IN THE GREAT TEMPLE OF MEDINET HABU DEPICTING THE BATTLES OF RAMSES III. (1195 – 1164 B.C.)

3540. RAMSES III. IN BATTLE WITH THE ‘SEA PEOPLE’, THE KING IS STANDING ON THE CORPSES OF THE ENEMY AND SHOOTING HIS BOW. RELIEF IN THE GREAT TEMPLE OF MEDINET HABU DEPICTING THE BATTLES OF RAMSES III. (1195 – 1164 B.C.)

3542. SHAKLED AND BOUND PRISONERS OF RAMSES III. LIBYANS, SYRIANS, HITTITE AND OTHER ‘NORTHERN PEOPLE’ RELIEF IN THE GREAT TEMPLE OF MEDINET HABU DEPICTING THE BATTLES OF RAMSES III. (1195 – 1164 B.C.)

3544. SHAKLED AND BOUND PHILISTINE SOLDIERS WEARING THE TYPICAL PHILISTINE HEADDRESS CAPTURED IN THE GREAT ‘NAVAL BATTLE’ BY THE EGYPTIANS IN YEAR 1195 B.C.. RELIEF IN THE GREAT TEMPLE OF MEDINET HABU DEPICTING THE BATTLES OF RAMSES III. (1195 – 1164 B.C.)

3545. PHILISTINE SOLDIERS WEARING THE TYPICAL PHILISTINE HEADDRESS. RELIEF FROM THE GREAT TEMPLE OF MEDINET HABU DEPICTING THE BATTLES OF RAMSES III. (1195 – 1164 B.C.)

3546. PHARAOH RAMSES III. CARRIES OUT THE RITUAL OF SACRIFICE OF THE PRISONERS BEFORE RE-HARAKHTY AND AMUN-RE. RELIEF IN THE GREAT TEMPLE OF MEDINET HABU DEPICTING THE BATTLES OF RAMSES III. (1195 – 1164 B.C.)

3551. HITTITE FIGURES FROM A RELIEF DEPICTING THE BATTLE OF KADESH. RELIEF FROM THE RAMSEUM, THE TEMPLE OF PHAROH RAMSES II (1301 – 1234 B.C.)

3553. BATTLE SCENE; CONQUEST OF A SYRIAN CITY. RELIEF FROM THE RAMSEUM, THE TEMPLE OF PHAROH RAMSES II (1301 – 1234 B.C.)

3575. HUNTING SCENE DEPICTING RAMSES III. IN HIS CHARRIOT HUNTING WILD BULLS IN THE NILE MARSHES. THE PHARAOH IS FOLLOWED BY A PROCESSION OF YOUNG PRINCES, RELIEF FROM THE TEMPLE AT MEDINET HABU, THEBES