Pashedu in Luxor

The Pyramidion image comes from Pashedu's tomb in Luxor. Pashedu was a stonemason promoted to foreman during Seti I's reign. Here we have the Pyramidion image - the 'udjet-eye' (another Egyptian cherub-god) holding a brazier full of candles, helping set the mood for Osiris officiating on the throne. The object on the left represents the 'mountains in the West' - where the valley of the Kings is hidden - where Pashedu worked and led. That's Pashedu at the bottom, the little guy on his knees.

Just like opening the initial game, Roger created some impressive animation effects to open the new wing! He fades in the pyramid vista, then the Jukebox materializes, and then the pyramids fade, leaving the jukebox in the clouds.

We will start to follow the pathways from here, next time.