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Egypt, Right side of a false door from the mastaba of Khnumit in Meidum, sixth dynasty, limestone
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Egypt, Right side of a false door from the mastaba of Khnumit in Meidum, sixth dynasty, limestone
Egypt, Right side of a false door from the mastaba of Khnumit in Meidum, sixth dynasty, limestone 23rd Century, Germany, Munich, Staatliche Sammlung Agyptischer Kunst (Egyptian Museum), Old Kingdom, Egyptian art
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6th Dynasty Ancient Egypt Ancient Egyptian Culture Archeological Artifact Bas Relief Black Background Damaged Detail Egypt Hieroglyph Limestone Old Kingdom People In A Line Tomb Walking
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This print showcases the right side of a false door from the mastaba of Khnumit in Meidum, dating back to the sixth dynasty of ancient Egypt. Carved meticulously out of limestone, this archeological artifact offers a glimpse into the rich history and architectural prowess of this bygone era. The image is set against a striking black background, emphasizing its intricate details and bas-relief design. Despite some damage over time, the craftsmanship remains awe-inspiring. A studio shot captures every nuance with precision, allowing viewers to appreciate the vertical composition and side view perspective. Hieroglyphs adorn the surface, conveying messages that were once meaningful to those who lived during this period. The presence of a fan suggests an important male figure depicted within this artwork. Additionally, people in line can be seen on either side, hinting at their reverence for someone significant or perhaps symbolizing a journey through the afterlife. As we delve into ancient Egyptian culture through this remarkable piece, it becomes evident that art and craft held immense value in society at that time. This photograph transports us back thousands of years to witness human representation through sculpture and understand how these masterpieces played an integral role in preserving history. Displayed within Germany's Staatliche Sammlung Ägyptischer Kunst (Egyptian Museum) in Munich since the 23rd century AD. , this stunning print serves as a testament to our enduring fascination with ancient civilizations' legacies.
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