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Ancient Egyptian fish-shaped bottle
A glass bottle in the shape of a fish, specifically a Nile tilapia. The bottle was found under the floor of a house in Tell el-Amarna. It is coloured blue, yellow and white. Date: circa BC 1350
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Amarna Bottle Dynasty Nile Shaped Tilapia
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Discovered beneath the ancient sands of Tell el-Amarna in Egypt, this exquisitely preserved glass bottle, dating back to circa BC 1350, offers a fascinating glimpse into the rich cultural history of the 18th Dynasty. Shaped like a Nile tilapia, a common fish species found in the waters of ancient Egypt, this intricately crafted artifact showcases the Egyptians' deep connection with their natural environment. The bottle, coloured in shades of blue, yellow, and white, is a testament to the advanced glassmaking techniques of the time. The fish's scales are meticulously etched onto the surface, creating a lifelike and captivating appearance. The Nile tilapia was a significant source of food for the ancient Egyptians, and it's believed that these fish-shaped bottles were used for various purposes, including storing and transporting liquids or as decorative items. The discovery of this fish-shaped bottle in Tell el-Amarna, the ancient city of Akhenaten and Nefertiti, adds to the ongoing research and understanding of the Amarna Period, a time marked by significant cultural and religious changes in ancient Egypt. This unique artifact not only showcases the Egyptians' artistic prowess but also provides valuable insights into their daily life, beliefs, and connection to their natural surroundings. The intricate details and vibrant colours of this ancient Egyptian fish-shaped bottle continue to captivate scholars and history enthusiasts alike, offering a tangible link to the past and a reminder of the rich cultural heritage of ancient Egypt.
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