Eighteenth dynasty of Egypt
The Coffin - Shows the coffin which was found in KV55.
The Coffin
Voices from Ancient Egypt - Shows the stopper from one of the canopic jars.
BBC - History - Voices from Ancient Egypt
Kiya The Favorite - Includes a few photos of reliefs which may depict her.
Kiya
Egypt, 2000-1000 B.C. - Canopic Jar Lid, New Kingdom, Dynasty 18, late reign of Akhenaten, ca. 1340–1336 B.C. Egyptian; From KV55, Valley of the Kings, western Thebes. Egyptian alabaster with glass and stone inlays; H. 20 1/2 in. (52.1 cm); Theodore M. Davis Collection,
Canopic Jar Lid [Egyptian; From KV55, Valley of the Kings, western Thebes] (30.8.54) | Object Page | Timeline of Art History | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Tomb of Maihirpre - Pictures of the artifacts from Maiherpri's tomb
View the Treasures of Maihirpre from KV 46
Malkat excavations (Waseda University - in English) egypt sites
Interim Report on the Malqata Palace Project-E
Malkat South excavations (Waseda University - in English) egypt sites
Excavations of the Architecture "Kom al-Samak" and Other Investigations at Malqata-south
Altes Museum, Berlin berlin
The Encyclopedia of El Amarna, examining her time and connections
CIAS Encyclopedia of the El Amarna letters
A more detailed profile of Nefertiti
Queen Nefertiti of Egypt
Discussion on the ''Nefertiti found?'' program maat read
The Hall of Maat
Spinning Nefertiti weekly
Al-Ahram Weekly | Egypt | Spinning Nefertiti
A Critical Analysis of the Discovery Channel's "Nefertiti Revealed"
A Critical Analysis of the Discovery Channel's Nefertiti Revealed
Tracking Nefertiti Discovery article on Joann Fletcher's work.
online edition time time magazine article
TIME.com: Nefertiti Found? -- Jun. 16, 2003 -- Page 1
Do We Have the Mummy of Nefertiti? by Marianne Luban, 1999 (predates Joann Fletcher's work).
Do we have the mummy of Nefertiti?
A profile of her parents
An examination of the tomb of her parents
Egypt: Yuya and Tjuyu Tomb Gallery: The Discovery of the Tomb of Yuya and Tjuyu by Arthur Weigall
An examination of what is believed to be her tomb
Egypt: The Tomb of Amenhotep III (and possibly Queen Tiy) on the West Bank at Luxor
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