Definition: "Utgalveston" refers to a specific type of ancient Egyptian artifact, known for its elaborate carvings and inscriptions. It was crafted by the king Amenemhat III between 1805 BC and 1792 BC during the reign of Thutmose IV. Utgalvestons were often found in tombs or mausoleums as monuments to a deceased pharaoh. Their intricate carvings depict gods, goddesses, and other deities, along with hieroglyphics and inscriptions that date back centuries.