Sudan National Museum

Sudan National Museum	Ancient Columns at the entrance to the Sudan National Museum	Sudan National Museum	Archaeological Map of Sudan
Archaelogogical Map of Sudan, Sudan National Museum	Archaeological Map of the Nile Valley of Northern Sudan	Ancient Egyptian sculpture	Ancient carving of a lion, Sudan National Museum
Sculpture garden, Sudan National Museum	Sudan National Museum	Ram with figure of King Taharqa from the Temple of Amun at Kawa, Sudan National Museum	Colossal Kushite statues from Tabo, Sudan National Museum
Colossal Kushite statues from Tabo, Sudan National Museum	Colossal Kushite statues from Tabo, Sudan National Museum	Colossal Kushite statues from Tabo, Sudan National Museum	Gallery of Egyptian artifacts from Northern Sudan, Sudan National Museum
Gallery of Egyptian artifacts from Northern Sudan, Sudan National Museum	King Tharga (690-664 BC), Nubian Pharaoh of the 25th Dynasty	Queen Amanimalil, "beloved of Amun of Napta who resides in the sacred mountain"	King Tanutamani (664-656 BC) "beloved of Amun of Napta the Kushite Ruler to rule over Egypt"
King Atlanersa (653-643 BC) son of Taharqa, from the quarries of Tumbs just above the Third Cataract	King Atlanersa (653-643 BC) son of Taharqa, from the quarries of Tumbs just above the Third Cataract	Fragment of a Stella of the Amanikhable with the gods Amun and Mut	Female statue, Sudan National Museum
Scupture of the ram-headed god Amon with the lion-headed gods Shu and Tefnut from Musawarat Al Safrra	Sudan National Museum	19th Century engraving of the Pyramids of Meroe	Painted bottle from a funerary chamber
Offering tables from a chapel of a Meroitic pyramid	Painted pottery bowl from Faras	Statuette of Horus, Sudan National Museum	Pottery figure of Bes from Kawa
Figures from Nuri, Sudan National Museum	Shawabtis figure of Anlamani from Nuri	Large sculpture found at Nuri	Black granite Stele of King Siaspiqa (487-468 BC) from Pyramid #4 at Nuri
Unfinished granite stela with statue of Osiris found in the chapel of the Pyramid of Senkamenseken at Nuri	Wooden sarcophagus with funerary texts	Baboon statue recovered from Temple of Amun erected by Tahargo at Kawa (684-680 BC)	Sphinx, Sudan National Museum
Black granite stela carved with hieroglyphics	Black granite stela carved with hieroglyphics, Sudan National Museum	Sudan National Museum	Christianity flourished in Nubia for 800 years starting in the 6th Century
The Christian site of Faras, seat of the kings of Nobatia, is on an island in Nubia between the 2nd and 3rd cataracts	13th Century Archangel Raphael from the church of Abd el Gedir	14th Century Archangel from the Cathedral of Faras	Three Youths in a Fiery Furnace under the protection of the Archangel Michael, 10th Century, Petros Cathedral, Faras
Late 10th Century Cross (Maiestas Crucis) from the cathedral of Faras	Late 10th Century painting of Saint Psate, bishop of ancient Ptolemais who was martyred under Diocletian, from Faras Cathedral	Early 8th Century painting of Ignatius, archbishop of Antioch, from the Paulos Cathedral in Faras	Unidentified warrior described as a martyr, 12th/13th Century, Petros Cathdral, Faras
Warrior, perhaps St. Merkuriuos, late 10th Century painting from Petros Cathedral, Faras	The Queen Mother Maretha under the holy protection of the Virgin Mary, late 10th Centry, Petros Cathdral, Faras	Late 10th Century Virgin Mary, Petros Cathedral, Faras	Decorations from the western wall of the late 10th Century church of Sonqi Tino
Part of the aspe composition of the 13th Century church of Kulubnarti	Christian carving, Sudan National Museum	Reclining figure with Christian symbology, Sudan National Museum	10th Century Nubian image of St. John the Baptist
Archangel Michael from Petros Cathedral, Faras, late 10th Century	Archangel Michael from Petros Cathedral, Faras, late 10th Century	Archangel Michael, 11th Centry, Petros Cathedral, Faras	Mary and Child, early 11th Century, Petros Cathedral, Faras
Kumma Temple, Sudan National Museum	Kumma (Semna East) was part of the Second Cateract Forts 60 km south of Wadi Halfa	Khnum, the ram-headed god, Kumma Temple	Temple of Kumma - 1473-1400 BC (Hatshepsut, Thutmosis III, Amenophis II)
Semna Temple built during the reign of Thutmosis III	Semna Temple, dedicated to the Nubian god Dedwen	Semna Temple, another part of the Second Cateract Forts	Buhen Temple, built by Queen Hatshepsut (1473-1458 BC)
Buhen Temple carvings with original paint	Buhen Temple, dedicated to Horus	Buhen Temple, dedicated to Horus	Buhen Temple, Sudan National Museum
Buhen lies on the west bank of the Nile ca 25 km south of Aksha	Buhen Temple, 1473-1458 BC, Sudan National Museum	Buhen Temple was rescued and relocated here upon the flooding of Lake Nasser	Buhen Temple, 1473-1458 BC, Sudan National Museum
Buhen Temple, 1473-1458 BC, Sudan National Museum	Buhen Temple, 1473-1458 BC, Sudan National Museum