This piece in front of you is one of three famous pieces of one of the kings of Kush, King “Nastasen”, who was known for his military campaigns against the invaders of Kush, and he was also the last Kushite king to be buried in Nuri, and he was buried in the Pyramid No. 15.
The three pieces are: a granite slab with a long historical inscription and drawings, and a large number of Ushabti statues, the servants we talked about before, then finally this piece in front of you; which is a mirror with his name, its sides are made of polished copper, surrounded by a semi-circle of silver, making it a symbol to the moon God.
The handle is also made of copper, designed like a column of papyrus, surrounded by deities: the goddess Hathor with horns holding the sun, and with her each of the three: the god Amun distinguished by his high feathers, his wife Mout and on her head the doubled crown of Egypt, and their son Khonsu He is the moon god and is personified here as a falcon.
Okay, now let's move on to the next piece.
This piece in front of you is one of three famous pieces of one of the kings of Kush, King “Nastasen”, who was known for his military campaigns against the invaders of Kush, and he was also the last Kushite king to be buried in Nuri, and he was buried in the Pyramid No. 15.
The three pieces are: a granite slab with a long historical inscription and drawings, and a large number of Ushabti statues, the servants we talked about before, then finally this piece in front of you; which is a mirror with his name, its sides are made of polished copper, surrounded by a semi-circle of silver, making it a symbol to the moon God.
The handle is also made of copper, designed like a column of papyrus, surrounded by deities: the goddess Hathor with horns holding the sun, and with her each of the three: the god Amun distinguished by his high feathers, his wife Mout and on her head the doubled crown of Egypt, and their son Khonsu He is the moon god and is personified here as a falcon.
Okay, now let's move on to the next piece.
