Statue of Ramesses III 

Beth Shean, 1185-1153 BCE, Basalt 

"This life-size statue depicts the seated figure of Ramesses III, who ruled Egypt for 32 years and who is often considered the last great pharoh of ancient Egypt. It was probably dedicated to a cannanite temple in Beth Shean, but was found broken and mutilated in a secondary context. The statue may have been installed as a form of Egyptian propaganda- an attempt to exercise power when Egypt's actual hold over canaan was in decline. "

Located in the Israel Museum

Statue of Ramesses III

This collection contains several real-life artifacts, scanned at various locations around the world  (Museums or Temples) 

Optimized for game engines while keeping photorealistic visuall quality

Retopology and texture bake in Blender (2k, Diffuse only)


•	Statue of Ramses III Coronation (from Hathor Temple) – Egyptian Museum Cairo

•	Statue of Ramses II – Grand Egyptian Museum

•	Statue of King Khafre – Egyptian Museum Cairo

•	Statue of Ramses II – Louvre Museum

•	Statue of Khensu (moon god) – Egyptian Museum Cairo

•	Statue of Steward Au – The Metropolitan Museum of Art

•	Statue of Cleopatra – Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum

Ancient Egypt Pack

Usually Ouroboros is eating its own tail. This however is a calm one.

About Ouroboros

Ouroboros, emblematic serpent of ancient Egypt and Greece represented with its tail in its mouth, continually devouring itself and being reborn from itself. A gnostic and alchemical symbol, Ouroboros expresses the unity of all things, material and spiritual, which never disappear but perpetually change form in an eternal cycle of destruction and re-creation. -https://www.britannica.com/topic/Ouroboros

Some snakes, such as rat snakes, have been known to consume themselves. One captive snake attempted to consume itself twice, dying in the second attempt. Another wild rat snake was found having swallowed about two-thirds of its body.

**If you want the same look in blender, Use the plugin to import it. or download the additional .zip file. it has materials with textures assigned. **

Ouroboros The Calm

The coffin ensemble of Taditjaina consists of an outer coffin (inventory no. 150a; approx. 76 x 193 x 73 cm) and an inner one (inventory no. 150b; approx. 43 x 173 x 48 cm). They are possibly from the Theban necropolis, and date back to the beginning of the 26th Dynasty (approx. 664–525 B.C.). Both coffins perfectly fit into one another. The two coffins and the mummy of lady Taditjaina were a gift to the Württembergian royal house from the German consul to Alexandria, Mr. von Dumreicher, between 1820 and 1830. They were later given to the University of Tübingen in 1911. The wooden coffins are white stuccoed, and have polychrome scenes, painted red, black, blue, dark green and yellow. The inscriptions of the coffins contain various scenes and texts from the ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead—a guide for the afterlife. The texts should guarantee the continued existence and provision of Taditjaina, the lady of the house, the noble one, in the Netherworld.

(inventory no. 150a–b)

Coffin Ensemble of Taditjaina

Cat goddess, Bastet, Egypt, Replica (h: ca.14 cm), Bronze Louvre (Paris). Private collection of bronzes about 1911. 
Bastet is the daughter of the sun god Re, depicted in Egyptian mythology as a cat goddess.
The cat was worshipped all over Egypt and was considered to be holy. Grain was very precious in ancient Egypt. Cats in particular offered effective protection from the vast numbers of mice and rats. They took the position of a house idol. The killing of a cat was sometimes a capital crime worthy of death.
"When a cat dies in a house, all the inhabitants of the house shave off their eyebrows [...]. The dead cats are taken to the town of Bubastis, embalmed and buried in sacred burial chambers. Herodotus (490/480 - 430/420 B.C.E.)

Bastet, Cat goddess, Egypt

My Exam Assignment for DAE Game Art1

This is the House of an Embalmer in Ancient Egypt.

Stylized Egyptian Embalmer

Ancient Egyptian column.
The preview shows the low poly version.

Egyptian Column

Based on an ancient egyptian merchant ship, has a 4k texture set.

Egyptian Ship

This setup is a stylised version of an ancient Egyptian embalming building and was made as an assignment for the course Game Art 1, taught at Howest, Kortrijk.

Stylised Ancient Egyptian Embalmer

This tower house model is 21cm high and made of limestone, handle a 3D print of it at the Sunken Cities exhibition: http://www.britishmuseum.org/whats_on/exhibitions/sunken_cities.aspx

Collection online link: http://bit.ly/29xMJum

It represents a typical living house of the Late Period (664-332BC) in Ancient Egypt. One can see two entrance doors at the ground level and several windows in the upper floors as well as a roof terrace. 

This type of the tower house evolved at the end of the Third Intermediate Period and continued to be in use in Egypt until Roman and even medieval times. 

In the Middle East as for example the Yemen, Saudi-Arabia or the Oman tower houses quite similar to this model are still built and lived in nowadays:
![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/1f/Shibam_Wadi_Hadhramaut_Yemen.jpg/640px-Shibam_Wadi_Hadhramaut_Yemen.jpg) photo by [Jialiang Gao](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Shibam_Wadi_Hadhramaut_Yemen.jpg)

3D model by Thomas Flynn, Canon G7x + Agisoft

Tower House Model

reference: https://www.deviantart.com/joslin/art/Monster-Life-Egypt-Jackal-Temple-344528272

Stylized Ancient Egypt props

New year, new camera, new software (PhotoScan). New scan of this model (123D Catch): https://skfb.ly/AYMC

"The scarab beetle (Scarabeus sacer) is one of the enduring symbols of ancient Egypt, representing rebirth and associated with the rising sun. This green diorite sculpture, at around one and a half metres long, is one of the largest representations known."

Giant sculpture of a scarab beetle (update '16)

low-poly ancient egyptian jewelry for game and other uses. Pectoral Scarab of King.

The Scarab Pectoral was found in Tutankhamun's tomb along with hundreds of other pieces of jewellery. He probably wore it during his lifetime, hung from a gold chain around his neck. It shows a scarab beetle with a sun on top and a bowl on the bottom, and a pair of bird's wings.

Ancient Egyptian Jewelry

Ancient Egyptian amulet of the Udjat Eye of Ra, 1297-1185 BCE, now in the collection of the Minneapolis Institute of Art. 

More information: 

https://collections.artsmia.org/art/82/udjat-eye-of-ra-ancient-egyptian

Udjat Eye of Ra, 1297-1185 BCE

Ancient Egyptian glazed faience sculpture of the goddess Sekhmet, 1320-656 BCE, now in the collection of the Minneapolis Institute of Art. She's depicted here with the head of a lioness and the body of a woman, and she was known as the goddess of war and the protector of the throne.

More information: 

https://collections.artsmia.org/art/101/goddess-sekhmet-ancient-egyptian

Goddess Sekhmet, 1320-656 BCE

An ancient Egyptian falcon goddess inspired by sacred mythology and timeless desert civilizations. The figure combines a powerful falcon form with divine presence, symbolizing protection, sky dominion, and celestial authority. Perfect for fantasy games, historical scenes, mythological worlds, or cinematic environments, this model captures the mysticism and elegance of ancient Egypt with a strong, iconic silhouette.

Ancient Egyptian Falcon Goddess Sacred Mythic

# Egyptian Cat God Coffin ” – Personal Stylized Project

The product of a game project. Stylized in style. Drawing endless inspiration from the mystical stories of ancient Egypt.

Everything was modeled and hand-textured in a stylized low-poly approach, aiming for a friendly and inviting visual style that fits well in stylized games or animated shorts.

# Contact me for support. Hope to receive feedback from everyone. Thank You very much.

Egyptian Cat God Coffin

Based on ancient Egyptian pharaohs. I see Nefertari as being a somewhat strict, but fair queen who tries her best to watch out for her people.
Included in this set are Nefertari in both her usual attire and as a mummy. Also included are a crook and flail along with her sarcophagus.
These models are fully rigged. Feel free to use them how you like!

You can see more models I've done in this style in [my DeviantArt gallery](https://www.deviantart.com/sab64/gallery/93013033/original-characters).

Pharaoh Nefertari

A majestic Winged Dragon of Ra, inspired by ancient Egyptian mythology and Yu-Gi-Oh.
A large golden dragon with a muscular body and huge bird-like wings spread wide.
The head resembles a falcon, with a sharp beak and glowing red or cyan eyes full of divine energy.
The body is covered in polished gold armor plates with ancient Egyptian symbols engraved.
Long powerful tail, elegant but deadly.
Mythical, god-like appearance, high detail, fantasy style, clean topology, suitable for game models.

Winged Dragon of Ra

This piece is a one-stroke symbolic knot converted into a watertight tube mesh, where a continuous path is lifted into 3D and woven with explicit crossing logic. 
Generated, not hand-modeled: the Ankh starts as a gate-constrained one-stroke path on a 30-grid symbolic domain, then becomes a Catmull–Rom ribbon and a 10-sided tube via parallel-transport framing and z-lift weaving. Its uniqueness is the phi-ratio crossbar fused to an oval loop and vertical stem in one continuous watertight band.
The Ankh domain combines an oval loop, a vertical stem, and a phi-ratio crossbar into a single spatial structure, keeping the ancient Egyptian silhouette readable while giving it the thickness and continuity of knotwork. 
The result feels halfway between emblem, pendant, and ceremonial object: an Egyptian cross of life rebuilt as a braided volumetric form instead of a flat sign.

Generated by PAPP Framework.

Ankh OSG | PAPP

For full functionality, we recommend downloading the Original format.The converted file is intended exclusively for browser preview. In the Original format, the following are fully preserved:✔ full scene structure✔ all materials without simplification✔ correct PBR texture maps✔ proper object namingIf you intend to use the asset in a production environment, select the original version.Ancient egyptian ruined column inspired by the temple of 3.3 m 3.3 m 11 1 m

Ancient Egyptian Column

The origin of sofa can be traced back to ancient Egypt around 2000 B.C., but the real soft bag sofa appeared from the end of 16th century to the beginning of 17th century.

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