Two engraved reliefs unearthed on Red Sea coastline [12th Dynasty]

Ahram Online ^ | Wednesday, July, 22, 2015 | Nevine El-Aref

[SunkenCiv]

Minister of Antiquities Mamdouh Eldamaty told Ahram Online that studies carried out revealed that the first relief belongs to the Middle Kindom because it bears the cartouche of the seventh king of the 12th Dynasty, King Amenemhat IV, whose reign was characterised by exploration for precious turquoise and amethyst on Punt Island. Meanwhile the second relief, which is in a bad conservation condition, can be dated to the Second Intermediate Period. After restoration, Eldamaty said, more information on the relief would be revealed.

Three Roman burials and parts of Berenice Temple's façade were also uncovered as well as a number of blocks of stone engraved with lotus and papyrus flowers, a standing goddess, and Greek texts.

[ApplegateRanch]

It’s not a guitar nor a paddle; it’s a bowl, with a mixing spoon & pasta drying rack above it. Below the bowl is a cutting/rolling board, and a pasta cutting tool.

The one on the far left is the anachronism; a stick figure Plains Indian, with a single feather sticking up on top of the middle of his head, standing in front of a teepee.

The mystery is the seated figure with the standing bird inside the pen.

[MaxMax]

That's a lute playing taps on the ninth hole, the hatchet below represents chopping
out of the sand pit above it.

Where's my grant money?

[gleeaikin]

Then again royal names have frequently been reused over the centuries, and not always one right after another as was the case with the Rameses clan or the Ptolemys.