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Long Hall Left: The end of the journey to the western necropolis with a kneeling man on a skiff presenting an ox's heart, in front of him is Menna's widow, and Anubis holding an Ankh and was-scepter (without color chart)
Katy Doyle2009-03-02/2009-04-04
American Research Center In Egypt (ARCE)
Cairo, United States
Long Hall Left: The end of the journey to the western necropolis with a kneeling man on a skiff presenting an ox's heart, in front of him is Menna's widow, and Anubis holding an Ankh and was-scepter (without color chart)
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- Title: Long Hall Left: The end of the journey to the western necropolis with a kneeling man on a skiff presenting an ox's heart, in front of him is Menna's widow, and Anubis holding an Ankh and was-scepter (without color chart)
- Creator: Katy Doyle
- Date Created: 2009-03-02/2009-04-04
- Location Created: Luxor, Egypt, Al Uqşur, Thebes, and Sheikh Abd el-Qurna
- Type: Photograph
- Rights: * Courtesy of the American Research Center in Egypt (ARCE) and the Aga Khan Trust for Culture (AKTC). This project was funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).
- Art Genre: color photographs and mural paintings (visual works)
- Depicted Location: afterlife
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