~ Vignette from funerary papyrus (Book of the Dead) from papyrus N 3149.
Period: Ptolemaic Period
Medium: Papyrus
Source: collections.louvre.fr
~ Book of the Dead of Chonsu-mes.
Period/Date: 21st Dynasty; 1000 BC.
Place of origin: Thebes (?)
Medium: Papyrus, painted
Source: khm.at
~ Ta-ker-heb's death book.
Date: ca. 200 B.C.
• From the source: Excerpt of a Death Book, which belonged to the woman Ta-Ker-heb. The excerpt shows the funeral: The dead man is brought to the grave on a boat-shaped sled. From ca. 1500 B.C. the Death Book became part of the burial equipment. The Book of the Dead is not a book, but rather a scroll of papyrus closely described with magical forms designed to help the dead towards eternal life. The death book contains texts and pictures for use in the funeral, sentencing and life in the realm of death. The text of this Death Book is accompanied by pictures done in black line drawings. The papyrus roll is decorated on both sides, which is not common.
Source: samlinger.natmus.dk
~ Book of the Dead written for Nesishutefnut.
Place of origin: Egypt
Period: Late Period
Date: 4 century B.C.
Medium: Plant Fiber, papyrus
Source: oi-idb.uchicago.edu
~ Fragment from “Book of the Dead” Papyrus. Date: 304-30 B.C. Culture: Egyptian Period: Ptolemaic Medium: Painted papyrus
Source: artgallery.yale.edu
~Vignette of the Book of the Dead of Bakenmut. Date: 1000-900 BC Place: Egypt Period: Third Intermediate Period Date: late Dynasty 21 (1069-945 BC) or early Dynasty 22 (945-715 BC)
Source: clevelandart.org