- The
khepresh (ḫprš) was an
ancient Egyptian royal headdress. It is also
known as the blue
crown or war crown. New
Kingdom pharaohs are
often depicted wearing...
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during different dynasties such as the Khat, Nemes, Atef,
Hemhem crown, and
Khepresh. At times, a
combination of
these headdresses or
crowns worn
together was...
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adapted to the
nemes headdress, a pleated,
striped cloth. Later, the blue
khepresh headdress was
quite common in the New Kingdom. A
powerful symbol of protection...
- Atef crown.
Deshret – Red
Crown of
Lower Egypt Hemhem crown –
triple Atef
Khepresh – Blue or War
Crown Pschent –
Double Crown of
Lower &
Upper Egypt Shuti...
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wearing a
pschent Atef –
Hedjet Crown with
feathers identified with
Osiris Khepresh – Blue or War
Crown also
called Royal Crown N-red
crown (n hieroglyph)...
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Dynasty on. The
crowns include the Atef, the Deshret, the Hedjet, the
Khepresh, the Pschent, and the Hemhem. Atef, the
crown of Osiris, is a combination...
- &
Upper Egypt Atef –
Hedjet Crown with
feathers identified with
Osiris Khepresh – Blue or War
Crown also
called Royal Crown Khat – head
cloth worn by the...
- the
Khepresh crown and
adoring the god Min. The
stele is the
earliest known depiction of the
Khepresh being worn.
Another ruler wearing the
Khepresh Crown...
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white crown. Atef –
hedjet crown with
feathers identified with
Osiris Khepresh – blue or war
crown also
called royal crown Arthur Maurice Hocart, The...
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Meryre II at Amarna,
rewarding Meryre. There,
Smenkhkare wears the
khepresh crown,
however he is
called the son-in-law of Akhenaten. Further, his name...
