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The first floor is displayed in the order of the age, and the cultural relics from the ancient kingdom to the 5th and 6th centuries of the Roman rule, including the large number of ancient sedanic paper and coins. Framented, a variety of languages were found on the fragments of the papers, including Greek, Latin, Roman, Arabic and ancient Egyptian. Coins also have various materials such as gold coins, silver coins and bronze coins. These coins are not only from ancient Egypt, but also from ancient Greece, ancient Rome and Islamic regions. These historical materials have helped historians to study ancient Egypt's trade. In addition, the first floor also displays the artworks of the New Kingdom period. The time span is between 1550 and 1069 BC. During this period, there are many large cultural relics, including statues, tables, sarcophagus, stone pillars and relief sculptures. Walls and other. The second floor is a special display room. The cultural relics displayed from the last two dynasties in Egypt, many from French Pharaoh Titmos III (), Titmos IV (), Adonoris II (), Queen Hart Shepuste () and the maiden of the Chamber MaiherPri, there are also many unearthed from the Emperor Valley, which is noticeable. Among them, the cultural relics excavated in Nice II () Top (), of which, the golden mask, humanoid golden coffin, and golden royal seat in Tutankhamun's display room can be called the treasure of the Egyptian museum. The other two special mummy showrooms were used to store the king and concubines of the new kingdom. Among them, the best preservation was the 19th dynasty Latinus II Mummy. The Eighteenth dynasty's young Frenchman Tutankhamun (1584 BC to 1341 BC) was the prosperous era of Egypt. Pu 4 and other statues, as well as small statues such as kneeling statues, squatting statues. The more than 1,700 cultural relics unearthed in the tomb of Tutan Cammun, the 18th generation of the Dharma dynasty, including golden royal seats, golden masks, golden coffin, gold jewelry, and the exquisite breeze statue of Tutan Camon and Queen. The cars, bartes and hunting bows, furniture inlaid with ivory and colorful glass, the queen's jewelry, jewelry and clothing boxes. There are more than 20 Egyptian Pharaoh and Mummy of the Egyptian Pharaoh and the concubines. Mummy was a dry corpse made thousands of years ago. In the cover and inside of the humanoid coffin stored in mummy, the patron saint or scripture of the deceased is painted. For example, Astomca's colorful wooden coffin lid, 205 cm high, inlaid with enamel with eyes and eyebrows, giving people a sense of grace and luxury. Some of the mummy stored in the Egyptian Museum have a history of more than 3,500 years, but they are still well preserved, and some can clearly see hair and foot nails. Among them, the best preservation is the body of Latayas II (John from 1317 to 1251 BC) of the 19th Kingdom of New Kingdom. In the history of Egypt, Latinus IIIIII concluded a peace treaty with foreign enemies, so the exhibition room where Latinos II's remains were placed in the remains of Latinos II were called "war and peace exhibition room". There are some Pharaohs of Egypt and mummy of the concubines. Among them, the best preservation is the body of Latin Sis II of the 19th dynasty. There are historical materials such as temple etiquette and priest responsibilities in the display of paper and grass.
The first floor is displayed in the order of the age, and the cultural relics from the ancient kingdom to the 5th and 6th centuries of the Roman rule, including the large number of ancient sedanic paper and coins. Framented, a variety of languages were found on the fragments of the papers, including Greek, Latin, Roman, Arabic and ancient Egyptian. Coins also have various materials such as gold coins, silver coins and bronze coins. These coins are not only from ancient Egypt, but also from ancient Greece, ancient Rome and Islamic regions. These historical materials have helped historians to study ancient Egypt's trade. In addition, the first floor also displays the artworks of the New Kingdom period. The time span is between 1550 and 1069 BC. During this period, there are many large cultural relics, including statues, tables, sarcophagus, stone pillars and relief sculptures. Walls and other.
The second floor is a special display room. The cultural relics displayed from the last two dynasties in Egypt, many from French Pharaoh Titmos III (), Titmos IV (), Adonoris II (), Queen Hart Shepuste () and the maiden of the Chamber MaiherPri, there are also many unearthed from the Emperor Valley, which is noticeable. Among them, the cultural relics excavated in Nice II () Top (), of which, the golden mask, humanoid golden coffin, and golden royal seat in Tutankhamun's display room can be called the treasure of the Egyptian museum. The other two special mummy showrooms were used to store the king and concubines of the new kingdom. Among them, the best preservation was the 19th dynasty Latinus II Mummy. The Eighteenth dynasty's young Frenchman Tutankhamun (1584 BC to 1341 BC) was the prosperous era of Egypt. Pu 4 and other statues, as well as small statues such as kneeling statues, squatting statues.
The more than 1,700 cultural relics unearthed in the tomb of Tutan Cammun, the 18th generation of the Dharma dynasty, including golden royal seats, golden masks, golden coffin, gold jewelry, and the exquisite breeze statue of Tutan Camon and Queen. The cars, bartes and hunting bows, furniture inlaid with ivory and colorful glass, the queen's jewelry, jewelry and clothing boxes. There are more than 20 Egyptian Pharaoh and Mummy of the Egyptian Pharaoh and the concubines. Mummy was a dry corpse made thousands of years ago. In the cover and inside of the humanoid coffin stored in mummy, the patron saint or scripture of the deceased is painted. For example, Astomca's colorful wooden coffin lid, 205 cm high, inlaid with enamel with eyes and eyebrows, giving people a sense of grace and luxury. Some of the mummy stored in the Egyptian Museum have a history of more than 3,500 years, but they are still well preserved, and some can clearly see hair and foot nails. Among them, the best preservation is the body of Latayas II (John from 1317 to 1251 BC) of the 19th Kingdom of New Kingdom. In the history of Egypt, Latinus IIIIII concluded a peace treaty with foreign enemies, so the exhibition room where Latinos II's remains were placed in the remains of Latinos II were called "war and peace exhibition room". There are some Pharaohs of Egypt and mummy of the concubines. Among them, the best preservation is the body of Latin Sis II of the 19th dynasty. There are historical materials such as temple etiquette and priest responsibilities in the display of paper and grass.