Wednesday 30/2025 – 09:40 PM
The Egyptian Museum of Tahrir announced the display of a golden container with a rose in the middle of the commander of the King’s Army, which dates back to the third transitional period, Family 21.
This bowl is one of the many dishes that were found inside the cemetery and Nagabu I found and made fully made of gold, with a central vaccination in the form of a rose made of dough, colored in blue, green and white.

Leader and Najabu found
In a statement, the Egyptian Museum Administration said that the piece dates back to the third transitional period, Family 21, in the era of Swissi I, around 1040-992 BC, in a cemetery and Najbu, I found Tanis, east of the Delta.
It is noteworthy that Nagabo entered, is a military man, a high -ranking person and a great priest during the reign of King Bsussens I of the twenty -first Egyptian family, and he carried Najbu Enajdt, a list of military, administrative and religious titles, such as the bearer of the seals of the lower king of Egypt, the commander of the army, and the Sami, and he was an undersecretary of the Prime Minister of Khonsu, and was buried and Najbu found in the royal cemetery even though he was not a royal figure. Jalila in ancient Egypt.
The Egyptian Museum in Tahrir
The Egyptian Museum of Tahrir is considered the oldest archaeological museum in the Middle East, as it includes more than 170,000 artifacts, and it also contains the largest group of ancient Egyptian monuments in the world, and the artifacts displayed in the museum return to the prehistoric era until the Greek and Roman eras, and from the distinctive artifacts a head of the middle state, the twelfth family, and this head is part of a statue of a composite lady, and is sculpted separately, collected from Various materials, the head consists of two coherent parts with each other by clicking and tongue, namely the face and wig.