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Egypt, Thebes, Sheikh Abd el-Qurna, frescos from Nakhts tomb, detail, Grape picking, New Kingdom, Dynasty XVIII

Egypt, Thebes, Sheikh Abd el-Qurna, frescos from Nakhts tomb, detail, Grape picking, New Kingdom, Dynasty XVIII


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Egypt, Thebes, Sheikh Abd el-Qurna, frescos from Nakhts tomb, detail, Grape picking, New Kingdom, Dynasty XVIII

Egypt - Thebes (UNESCO, World Heritage List, , 1979) - Sheikh Abd el-Qurna, frescos from Nakhts tomb. Detail: Grape picking. (New Kingdom, Dynasty XVIII)

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Media ID 9471745

18th Dynasty 2nd Millennium Bc Agriculture Ancient Egyptian Culture Archaeology Bending Egypt Farmer Fresco Grape Harvesting International Landmark Medium Group Of People New Kingdom Only Men Picking Up Semi Dress Shirtless Thebes Vase Wine Sheikh Abd El Qurna Tomb Of Nakht


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This print takes us back in time to ancient Egypt, specifically Thebes, where we find ourselves immersed in the rich history and culture of this remarkable civilization. The image showcases a stunning detail from Nakht's tomb frescos in Sheikh Abd el-Qurna, depicting grape picking during the New Kingdom era of Dynasty XVIII. The scene comes alive as we witness a medium group of men diligently engaged in harvesting grapes. With their shirtless or semi-dressed attire, they bend down gracefully to pluck ripe clusters from the vineyard. This snapshot offers a glimpse into the agricultural practices that sustained ancient Egyptian society and played an essential role in their daily lives. As we explore every brushstroke on this horizontal fresco, it becomes evident that viticulture held great significance for these people. Grapes were not only cultivated for sustenance but also for winemaking—an integral part of their social and religious rituals. Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979, Thebes continues to captivate archaeologists and historians alike with its wealth of archaeological treasures. This particular artwork found within Nakht's tomb serves as an invaluable illustration of ancient Egyptian artistry and craftsmanship. Through this photo print, we are transported back over three millennia ago to experience firsthand the vibrancy and sophistication of one of humanity's most enduring civilizations—the timeless allure of Egypt beckons us all.

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