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Name Panels of Senwosret I

I am standing in front of the Name Panels for the Middle Kingdom Pharaoh 𓉐𓉻 Senwosret I π“„Šπ“‹΄π“‚‹π“π“Šƒπ“ˆ– at the MET. These panels were originally part of his pyramid 𓍋𓅓𓂋𓉴 complex and were reconstructed from excavated pieces.

Senwosret I’s π“„Šπ“‹΄π“‚‹π“π“Šƒπ“ˆ– throne name Kheperkare 𓇳𓆣𓂓 is seen multiple times along with his Horus name β€œπ“‹Ήπ“„Ÿβ€ which means β€œliving in births.”

These panels were originally part of his pyramid 𓍋𓅓𓂋𓉴 complex and were reconstructed from excavated pieces.

A lot of Egyptian art was designed to be in three layers. The falcon god π“ŠΉ Horus π“…ƒπ“€­ is seen at the top of all the panels which represent the world 𓇾𓇾 according to Egyptian religious beliefs – at the top is the realm of Horus π“…ƒπ“€­, then beneath that is the realm of the pharaoh 𓉐𓉻.