This papyrus painting depicts the most known
 and famous queen in ancient Egyptian history
 Nefertiti. She was the wife of Akhenaten
 (Amenhotep IV) who made great revolutionary
 changes in religious concepts in ancient Egypt
 during his ruling reign. This papyrus depicts the
 perfect Queen Nefertiti's Bust, which was
 discovered in Upper Egypt by the Egyptologists,
 secretly covered by mud to hide it and carried to
 Europe. Now it is shown in Berlin museum... 
 - We know that Akhenaten and Nefertiti had six
 daughters,  They lived at "el-Amarna",
 which was Akhenaten's new city and was
 dedicated to the god Aten