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- : Utworzony.: 06-10-15
- : Ostatnie Logowanie.: 16-04-25
: Opis.: LATE PERIOD, 26TH (SAITE) DYNASTY, GREYWACKE STATUE OF NESPAQASHUTY, SON OF NESPAMEDOU. DATED TO THE REIGN OF PHARAOH APRIES, CA. 589 - 570 BCE. FROM THE TEMPLE OF AMUN-RA, KARNAK. In this well modeled and polished statue, the vizier Nespaqashuty is depicted as a scribe. He is seated with crossed legs on the pedestal, but with neither a roll of papyrus nor a pen. He is wearing a shoulder length striped wig and a short kilt with a broad belt. His face has a slim, oval shape. The lines of the nose and protruding cheekbones create a kind of a frame around the long, narrow eyes. The vizier has broad shoulders, a torso that curves toward a slim waist, and an unnatural breadth of hip. Now housed in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo. JE 36665
: Data Publikacji.: 19-03-25
: Opis.: The second rock-cut temple in Abu Simbel, Aswan, Egypt is dedicated to Ramses II’s great royal wife, Queen Nefertari for the worship of Hathor. On its façade are colossal statues of Nefertari and Ramses II, standing at 10.5 metres. Nefertari’s statues are the same height as those of her husband, a very rare display.
: Data Publikacji.: 19-03-25
: Opis.: These two reliefs found in Mesopotamia and Egypt are divided by roughly 8500 years. The first one, found at Sayburç, Turkey, most probably belongs to the Göbekli Tepe culture, which flourished some 12000 years ago. The second one, presumably made in Abydos on an ivory handle of the flint knife in current Egypt, belongs to the Mitanni kingdom, which existed roughly 3500 years ago. What archetype is encoded in this scene, so it survived many millenia with only slight changes? Just like to point out that mesopotamia means the land between the two rivers, that is the Tigris and the Euphrates, ie not Turkey. Also the Mittani were not from Egypt, in fact the two peoples were enemies.
: Data Publikacji.: 19-03-25
: Opis.: Czarny granitowy posąg Sekhmeta „Pani Grozy” w jej niszy w świątyni Ptaha w Karnaku. Posąg został pierwotnie znaleziony rozbity na wiele kawałków przez Legraina, po czym został złożony w całość i ponownie wzniesiony na swoim pierwotnym miejscu w południowej kaplicy, tuż pod małym otworem zainstalowanym w kostce brukowej dachu, przez który w niektóre noce przedostaje się światło księżyca bezpośrednio na głowie posągu. Posąg uderza smukłym ciałem i wąskimi udami, które kontrastują z masywną głową noszącą dysk słoneczny z uniesionym mocznikiem. W dłoniach trzyma berło wadj z kwitnącym lotosem i ankh życia. Black granite statue of Sekhmet "Lady of Dread" in her niche at the Temple of Ptah at Karnak. The statue was originally found shattered into many pieces by Legrain and was pieced back together and re-erected in its original site in the south chapel, just below a small orifice installed in a paving stone of the roof, through which moonlight filters on certain nights directly on the statue's head. The statue is striking for its slender body and narrow thighs that contrast with the massive head that wears a sun disk with raised uraeus. She holds the wadj scepter with the flowering lotus and the ankh of life in her hands.
: Data Publikacji.: 19-03-25
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