3D Images of tomb models on the WWW

The Sketchfab repository contains several 3D images of Tomb Models.

The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston has contributed images of many items from their collection, via user pmanuelian. These include:

• "The Bersheh Procession" - a line of 4 offering bearers. (Acc. no 21.326)
• A partial female figure, also from el Bersheh. (Acc. no 20.1120)

The Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum in California has contributed images of a number of items from their collection. These include:

• A man ploughing with oxen. (Acc. no RC 1810)
• A group of workers brewing. (Acc. no RC 483)

Sketchfab user alecz1k has contributed an image of an offering bearer from the Metropolitan Museum of Art:

• A female offering bearer from Meketre's tomb. (Acc. no MMA 20.3.7 )

The Bonn Center for Digital Humanities has contributed an image of a pair of offering bearers from the Egyptian Museum of the University of Bonn, which it has entitled Sacrificial Bearer (sic):

• Sacrificial Bearer (Acc. nos BoSAe 3304 and BoSAe 3305)

The Egyptian Collection at Swansea University has contributed an image of a possible offering bearer:

• A wooden Middle Kingdom figure, possibly of an offering bearer. (Acc. no HARGM7673 - on loan from Harrogate Museum)

Indiana University Egyptology Dept. has undertaken a 3D recording project at the Yale Peabody Museum (see Sketchfabm user iuegypt). This has contributed an image of a granary from YPM

• A model granary from Deir el-Bahri. (Yale Peabody Museum. Acc. no. ANT.006743 )

Cleveland Museum of Art has contributed 3D images of two of its models:

• A female offering bearer from Meir. (Acc. no 1914.602 )
• A female concubine (Acc. no 1914.603 )

Museum of Fine Arts Budapest has contributed a 3D image of

• A male supervisor with writing board. (Acc. no 53.520)

Other images that may be of interest include:

Several stone tomb models from the Old Kingdom.

• A woman baking bread - pmanuelian ISAC.
• A woman grinding grain - pmanuelian ISAC.
• An incomplete model of a man - Matthew Brennan, Eskenazi Museum of Art at Indiana University.

An image of a typical wooden coffin of the Middle Kingdom

• A Middle Kingdom coffin - Princess Mayet - iuegypt, Brooklyn Museum (52.127a-b)