Polychormed canopic jars. Used by the egyptians during the mummification to preserve the viscera. British Museum. London. United Kingdom.

ALPHABET • ALTERLIFE • ANATOMY: HEAD • ANCIENT AGE • ANCIENT ART • ANCIENT EGYPT • ANIMAL HEAD • ANIMAL • ART • ARTS • BABOON • BIRD • BRITISH MUSEUM • BURIAL • CANOPIC JAR • CANOPIC JARS • CANOPIC • CITY OF LONDON • DEATH • DEITY • DIVINITY • DRINKING VESSEL • EGYPT • EGYPTIAN ART • EGYPTIAN • EGYPTIANS • EPIC • FALCON • FIGURE • FIGURINE • FUNERAL • FUNERARY • GOD • GODHEAD • GODS • GREAT BRITAIN • HAWK • HEAD (ANATOMY) • HEAD (BODY) • HEAD • HIEROGLYPH • HISTORIA UNIVERSAL • HISTORY OF CIVILIZATIONS • HISTORY • HORUS • HUMAN • HUMANE • INDIVIDUAL • INDOOR • INSIDE VIEW • INSIDE • INTERIOR • JACKAL • JARS • LEGEND • LONDON • LUXOR • MONKEY • MUMMIFICATION • MUSEUM • MUSEUMS • OLD OLD OLD OLD STORY SEASON • PERSON • POLICROMIA • POLYCHROME • POLYCHROMED • POLYCHROMY • PRÉSERVATION • PRESERVE • REGISTRATION • SHOWCASE • SMALL SCULPTURE • STATUETTE • TEBAS • THÈBES • UK • VESSELS • VISCERA • WOMAN • WOMEN • WRITING