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DancePepi II, Thank-you Note to Harkhuf (c. 2286 B.C.E.)—Recorded on the recipient’s tomb wall, King Pepi IIthanks Harkhuf for bringing to him a dancing pygmyfrom central Africa to perform dances for the gods.Watetkhethor, Tomb Relief of Funeral Dance (c. 2350–2338B.C.E.)—Princess Watetkhethor ordered this most completedepiction of the parts of the funeral dance for hertomb.Arts and Humanities Through the Eras: Ancient Egypt (2675 B.C.E.–332 B.C.E.) 83
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ARTS & HUMANITIESThrough the Eras
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Arts and Humanities Through The Era
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ContentsTOPICS IN FASHIONCloth Prod
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\ABOUT THE BOOKSEEING HISTORY FROM
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\CONTRIBUTORSEdward Bleiberg, Edito
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Era Overviewsculpture. Finally, the
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Era Overviewculture. For that reaso
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Chronology of World EventsEbla, a c
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Chronology of World Eventsthe fourt
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Chronology of World Eventscapital a
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Chronology of World Events668-627 A
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Chronology of World Eventsclass. He
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1chapter oneARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN
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Architecture and Design2008-1938 Ne
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Architecture and Designtwenty-first
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Architecture and DesignNMediterrane
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Architecture and Designtologists la
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Architecture and Designking’s sou
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Architecture and Designlieve that m
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Architecture and DesignThe Step Pyr
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Architecture and Designcompletely u
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Architecture and DesignAerial view
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Architecture and DesignThe Great Py
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Architecture and Designthrough the
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Architecture and DesignPYRAMIDCompl
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Architecture and DesignArcheologist
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Architecture and Designpalace of th
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Architecture and DesignObeliskPedes
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Architecture and DesignA RITUAL SPE
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Architecture and Designtainer holdi
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Architecture and Designpyramid town
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Architecture and Designand probably
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Architecture and DesignHERODOTUS ON
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Architecture and Designprovincial t
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Architecture and Designthat were al
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Architecture and DesignModel of a t
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Architecture and DesignTHEBES AND T
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Architecture and DesignThe columned
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Architecture and DesignModel rocker
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Architecture and DesignA QUARRY INS
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Page 178: OVERVIEWof DanceDEFINITION. Dance,
Page 182: DanceDancers and musicians. Painted
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Page 216: 3chapter threeFASHIONEdward Bleiber
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Page 224: FashionLETTER FROM IRER TO HER MAST
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Page 232: FashionMEN’SWardrobes: Continuity
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Page 244: FashionRelief of Amunmose in New Ki
Page 248: FashionRelief of Mentuhotep III, sh
Page 252: FashionOn the left, a crown made of
Page 256: FashionTemple relief of Ramesses II
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FashionSingle strand necklace with
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4chapter fourLITERATUREEdward Bleib
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Literature1352-1332 The king Akhena
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LiteratureDynasty (1539-1292 B.C.E.
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Literaturemar, and pronunciation fr
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LiteratureLimestone statue of a scr
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LiteratureRichard Parkenson and Ste
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Literaturescene is common to a genr
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LiteratureSOURCE: R. B. Parkinson,
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Literaturecontemporary of Ptahsheps
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Literatureauthors wrestle with the
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Literaturerescues him, and Sinuhe i
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LiteratureHyksos from Egypt. This w
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LiteratureVFor when Geb saw how per
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LiteratureEgyptian hieroglyphs whic
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LiteratureVignette from a Book of t
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Literatureever, are always punished
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Literaturereached the window of the
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LiteratureSOURCE: “Teachings of P
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Literaturecomplains to Seqenenre in
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Literaturetional. Because the name
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Evidence suggests the existence of
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ful study of music yields clues int
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MusicTwo views of a limestone statu
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MusicFlutist with a singer snapping
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Musicthousands of years preserves a
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MusicThe harvest song in the tomb o
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MusicWomen playing the harp, lute,
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Musickhener could also be the “ov
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Musicit in place. The lute player w
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Musicwomen learned to play music an
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MusicTHE HYMN TO THE ATENINTRODUCTI
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Musicsound. These musicians and the
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MusicMusicians from Egypt and abroa
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MusicTHE SONG FROM THE TOMB OF KING
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MusicDOCUMENTARYSOURCESin MusicAkhe
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New Kingdom authors Any and Amenemo
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OVERVIEWof PhilosophyCATEGORIES. Ph
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PhilosophySmall statuette of the go
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PhilosophyStanding mummiform statue
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PhilosophyRETURN TO ONE. The Egypti
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Philosophyteaching. Thus it is the
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PhilosophyEGYPTIANMagicThe Egyptian
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PhilosophyGreek and later Roman aut
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PhilosophyASTROLOGYINFLUENCE OF STA
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PhilosophySOURCESErik Hornung, The
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Philosophyleast one son named Au-ib
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7chapter sevenRELIGIONStephen E. Th
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ReligionAn oracle indicates Thutmos
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Religionern observers would call re
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Religionand therefore gain power ov
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Religionof revival associated with
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ReligionPapyrus drawing of the sepa
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ReligionSOURCESJames P. Allen, Gene
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Religioncon, making the king the ea
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Religionish, and kills those conspi
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ReligionThe seven celestial cows an
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Religionand Amun. An inscription fr
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Religionas messengers to proclaim t
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ReligionThe Mammisi, or Birth House
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Religionfinal purification of the c
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Religiontrators. Frequently, priest
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Religionfrom the open forecourt, th
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ReligionDetail of papyrus of Book o
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ReligionSOURCESJoris Borghouts, Anc
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ReligionScenes of agricultural life
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Religion200 days. Once the mummy wa
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ReligionAn illustration of one of t
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Religionworld depict the bas of the
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Religionproverbs, unfortunately now
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elating the story of the death and
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Theateredification and for educatio
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TheaterTHE SHABAKA STONE: THE FIRST
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TheaterSEEKING DRAMAINTRODUCTION: T
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Theatergan in earnest. These prepar
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9chapter nineVISUAL ARTSEdward Blei
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Visual Arts1938-1759 Artists of the
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Visual Artsalways posed with a fore
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Visual ArtsRe. The yellow associate
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Visual ArtsBIRDSin Coffin Text 62Ma
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Visual Artstery was made during the
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Visual ArtsBack of the Narmer Palet
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Visual ArtsSEATED KING. Two limesto
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Visual ArtsStatuette of a male deit
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Visual ArtsStatue of Khafre, wearin
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Visual ArtsStatuette of Queen Ankhn
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Visual ArtsStanding statue of Ity-s
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Visual ArtsRelief of Akhety-hotep.
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Visual Artsof his eye. His shoulder
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Visual ArtsHead from a female sphin
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Visual Artsnamed, though he is only
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Visual ArtsKneeling statue of Senen
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Visual Artssion at least 25 statues
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Visual Artsline that parallels her
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Visual ArtsThe Wilbour Plaque. BROO
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Visual ArtsStela of Akhenaten (left
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Visual ArtsIn the later Eighteenth
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Visual ArtsTUTANKHAMUN’STombThe E
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Visual ArtsSAITE PERIOD. The Twenty
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\GLOSSARYAbacus: Square, flat upper
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GlossaryMemphis: City in Lower (nor
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\FURTHER REFERENCESGENERALRoger Bag
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Further ReferencesB. M. Carter, “
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Further ReferencesCurt Sachs, The R
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\MEDIA AND ONLINE SOURCESGENERALThe
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\A CKNOWLEDGMENTSThe editors wish t
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