25th Century Bc Collection
Journey back in time to the 25th century BC, a period marked by remarkable cultural and artistic achievements
Prince Rahotep and His Wife Nofret, Egypt, 4th Dynasty. The limestone statue, Egyptian Museum, Cairo
Egyptian tomb figure of a woman grinding corn using a saddle quern, c2500 BC. Photograph taken c1910
Roman theatre at Aosta, Italy, 25th century BC
Roman theatre at Aosta in North Italy, 25th century BC
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Journey back in time to the 25th century BC, a period marked by remarkable cultural and artistic achievements. The Blade from the Neolithic period, crafted around 2500-2000 B. C. , showcases the ingenuity of our ancient ancestors. Its unknown creator left behind a legacy that still captivates us today. In Egypt, during the Early Dynastic Period-Old Kingdom, we find exquisite artifacts like the Cup and Vessel from Dynasty 1-8 (about 3000-2160 BCE). These masterpieces demonstrate the advanced craftsmanship of their anonymous makers. The Fragment of a Tomb Wall Depicting Donkeys offers a glimpse into everyday life in ancient Egypt. It reminds us that even in this distant era, humans relied on animals for various tasks. Bread-making was an essential skill during this time as depicted in the Preparation and Baking of Bread artwork. This painted limestone piece transports us to kitchens where our ancestors kneaded dough and baked delicious loaves over four millennia ago. Moving beyond Egypt, we encounter Zawijet el Metin's enigmatic Column dating back to 1928. Its purpose remains shrouded in mystery but serves as a testament to human architectural prowess throughout history. Saqqara's Tomb of Ptahotep reveals stunning mural decorations that adorned burial sites during c1918-c1939. These intricate artworks pay homage to esteemed individuals who have long departed but continue to inspire awe with their timeless beauty. Stonehenge stands as an enduring symbol of ancient Britain's rich heritage. Frith & Co's depictions from both 1944 and c1900 capture its majestic presence against different historical backgrounds – reminding us of humanity's fascination with celestial alignments across centuries. Delving deeper into Egyptian history, we uncover Chamber and Sarcophagus within the Great Pyramid of Giza – an awe-inspiring structure built around 1802 BCE. Its grandeur and enigmatic purpose continue to intrigue scholars and visitors alike.