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Antelope and donkey carrying wheat from the tomb of the General and Chancellor of King Iti in El Ghebelen near Luxor. 2200-2000 BC (mural)
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Antelope and donkey carrying wheat from the tomb of the General and Chancellor of King Iti in El Ghebelen near Luxor. 2200-2000 BC (mural)
885877 Antelope and donkey carrying wheat from the tomb of the General and Chancellor of King Iti in El Ghebelen near Luxor. 2200-2000 BC (mural) by Egyptian, (2181-2040 BC); Egyptian Museum, Turin, Italy; (add.info.: Old Kingdom 6th Dynasty)
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This print showcases a mural from ancient Egypt, depicting an intriguing scene of an antelope and donkey carrying wheat. The artwork originates from the tomb of the General and Chancellor of King Iti in El Ghebelen near Luxor, dating back to 2200-2000 BC during the Old Kingdom's 6th Dynasty. The mural, now housed in the Egyptian Museum in Turin, Italy, is a testament to the rich history and artistic prowess of ancient Egyptians. The vibrant colors and intricate details bring this snapshot from antiquity to life. In this image, we witness two animals working together as farm animals – a donkey and an antelope. This collaboration between different species highlights the resourcefulness and ingenuity of ancient Egyptian civilization when it came to agricultural practices. As we delve into this piece further, it becomes evident that it not only represents daily life but also serves as a reminder of their reverence for nature. The inclusion of wildlife amidst scenes depicting human activities demonstrates their deep connection with the natural world. Through archeological discoveries like these murals, we gain valuable insights into ancient Egypt's culture, traditions, and way of life. Such artifacts continue to fascinate us today by bridging gaps between civilizations separated by thousands of years while reminding us that our relationship with animals has always played a significant role throughout history.
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