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Life In Ancient Egypt

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Thebes

Egypt Museum

Large ostracon, black line drawing recto and verso (limestone, 42 x 27 cm). From Thebes, possibly from Deir el-Medina.

Oldest Known Life-size Statue Of Ancient Egypt -- 2513-2506 BCE -- 5th Dynasty, Reign of Userkaf -- Carved sycamore wood -- Discovered at Sakkara in the tomb of Ka-aper -- Egyptian Museum, Cairo by jolene Egyptian Artifacts, Ancient Egyptian Art, African History, Art History, Kemet Egypt, Cairo Egypt, Life Size Statues

Necklace with falcon pendant ~ Ancient Egypt ~ Located in the Egyptian Museum ~ Cairo ~ Egypt.

Oldest Known Life-size Statue Of Ancient Egypt -- 2513-2506 BCE -- 5th Dynasty, Reign of Userkaf -- Carved sycamore wood -- Discovered at Sakkara in the tomb of Ka-aper -- Egyptian Museum, Cairo by jolene

Egyptian Hieroglyphics

Reading Egyptian hieroglyphs in 1927, Karnak Temple, #Egypt www.ancient-origins.net

Figure (2000-1600 BCE) from Altyndepe, a Bronze Age (BMAC) site in Turkmenistan inhabited in the 3rd to 2nd millennia BCE, abandoned around 1600 BC. Namazga V and Altyndepe were in contact with the Late Harappan culture, and some to identify the culture as Proto-Dravidian. The site is notable for the remains of its "proto-Zoroastrian" ziggurat. Models of two-wheeled carts from c. 3000 BC found at Altyn-Depe are the earliest complete evidence of wheeled transport in Central Asia. Ancient Goddesses, Ancient Mythology, Sculptures Céramiques, Sculpture Art, Ancient Aliens, European History, American History, Museo Hermitage

Ancient Goddesses

Ancient Mythology

Sculptures Céramiques

Azerbaijani & Turkic World-Studies

Figure (2000-1600 BCE) from Altyndepe, a Bronze Age (BMAC) site in Turkmenistan inhabited in the 3rd to 2nd millennia BCE, abandoned around 1600 BC. Namazga V and Altyndepe were in contact with the Late Harappan culture, and some to identify the culture as Proto-Dravidian. The site is notable for the remains of its "proto-Zoroastrian" ziggurat. Models of two-wheeled carts from c. 3000 BC found at Altyn-Depe are the earliest complete evidence of wheeled transport in Central Asia.

Terracotta plank-shaped figurine | Cypriot | Middle Cypriot I | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Terracotta plank-shaped figurine Period: Middle Cypriot I Date: ca. 1900–1800 BCE

Cyprus tomb Hala Sultan Tekke,

Sher Lizz

Antiquity

Ancient Egyptian Cities

The Lost City of Heracleion

Underwater Sculpture

Underwater Photos

Underwater Photography

Legendary lost city of Heracleion

Becky Phillips

Ancient Egypt Religion

From king tut’s tomb

Places Around The World

Around The Worlds

Wonderful Places

‎Historyteller on Apple Podcasts

Chefren & Cheope, Giza, Egypt - Brought to you by the Historyteller podcast. Click on the image to subscribe!

Relief from the Temple of Hathor at Dendera, Egypt *

Ancient Greek Art

Ancient Rome

Ancient Greece

Artemis Greek Goddess

Apollo And Artemis

Faces of Ancient Europe: Etruscans

Ancient Etruscan Civilization #TuscanyAgriturismoGiratola

Etruscan tebenna: Rounded mantel worn by men and women draped in various ways.

Etruscan angels before Christianity- Charun and Vanth from the Tomb of the Anina Family. (ca. 300 BC) Charun: A blue skinned demon covered with snakes and carrying a hammer, Charun guided deceased spirits to their final home in the underworld. He is sometimes also depicted with boar’s tusks, a vulture’s beak, a huge black beard, and/or giant black wings. Charun was essentially the Etruscan spirit of death. Vanth: A winged goddess of the underworld who together with Charun acted as a psychopomp. Mycenaean, Minoan, Fresco, Goddess Of The Underworld

Mycenaean

Minoan

Fresco

Goddess Of The Underworld

Etruscan angels before Christianity- Charun and Vanth from the Tomb of the Anina Family. (ca. 300 BC) Charun: A blue skinned demon covered with snakes and carrying a hammer, Charun guided deceased spirits to their final home in the underworld. He is sometimes also depicted with boar’s tusks, a vulture’s beak, a huge black beard, and/or giant black wings. Charun was essentially the Etruscan spirit of death. Vanth: A winged goddess of the underworld who together with Charun acted as a psychopomp.

Binnur Tomay

Antiquity

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