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Egyptian antiquitis: statue of Nubian king Taharqa (Taharka
JLJ4680882 Egyptian antiquitis: statue of Nubian king Taharqa (Taharka) making the offering of wine to the god hawk Hemen. Detail of the sculpted group. Low period (664-332 BC), 25th dynasty. Paris, Louvre Museum by Egyptian School; Louvre, Paris, France; (add.info.: Egyptian antiquitis: statue of Nubian king Taharqa (Taharka) making the offering of wine to the god hawk Hemen. Detail of the sculpted group. Low period (664-332 BC), 25th dynasty. Paris, Louvre Museum); Photo ePhoto Josse; Egyptian, out of copyright
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This print showcases a remarkable piece of Egyptian antiquity: the statue of Nubian king Taharqa (Taharka) making an offering of wine to the god hawk Hemen. The intricate details of this sculpted group, dating back to the Low period (664-332 BC) and belonging to the 25th dynasty, are truly awe-inspiring. Located in the Louvre Museum in Paris, France, this masterpiece by the Egyptian School is a testament to ancient artistry and religious beliefs. The image captures a moment frozen in time, as Taharqa presents his gift with reverence and devotion. The scene depicted here represents not only an act of ritual but also symbolizes the deep connection between humans and their gods. It offers us a glimpse into ancient Egyptian culture and spirituality, where offerings were made as acts of worship and gratitude. Through this photograph, we can appreciate both the skillful carving techniques employed by ancient artisans and gain insight into Taharqa's role as a pharaoh deeply rooted in paganism. His portrait exudes power and authority while simultaneously showcasing his commitment to religious practices. This artifact serves as a reminder that even thousands of years later, we can still marvel at these remnants from Ancient Egypt – relics that offer glimpses into their rich history, customs, and beliefs.
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