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GlossarySet Square: A-shaped device for finding ninety-degreeangles.Skid poles: A track made of parallel beams used to transportheavy materials.Sledge: A sled used on sand for transporting heavy loads.Stela: (plural: stelae) Upright piece of stone with inscription.Torus molding: Semi-circular or three-quarter circularmolding along the edge of a building.Votive object: Object used as a gift to the gods or to a deceasedperson.314 Arts and Humanities Through the Eras: Ancient Egypt (2675 B.C.E.–332 B.C.E.)
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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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Architecture and DesignA 42-meter l
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Architecture and DesignPLINY’S DE
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Architecture and DesignSOURCESPeter
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2chapter twoDANCEEdward BleibergIMP
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OVERVIEWof DanceDEFINITION. Dance,
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DanceDancers and musicians. Painted
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Dancesleeved cloak sometimes wearin
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DanceA PRINCE SENDS THE KHENER TO A
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Dance(1539-1514 B.C.E.). They also
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DanceTHE LAMENTATIONS OF ISIS ANDNE
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DanceFERRYMEN IN A FUNERAL PROCESSI
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DanceCanopic jars of Neskhons, 21st
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DanceSOURCESEmma Brunner-Traut, Der
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DancePepi II, Thank-you Note to Har
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Kings first wear the Cap Crown, a t
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OVERVIEWof FashionIMPORTANCE OF CLO
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FashionA CARPENTER’S CORRESPONDEN
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Fashionslaughtering a bull wearing
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FashionFragment of a tomb painting
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FashionWOMEN’SWardrobes: Continui
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FashionRelief of hairdresser Inu. B
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FashionSeated goddess in tripartite
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FashionThis king wears a nemes kerc
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FashionQueen Nefertari wearing the
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FashionLate image of Nefertiti. BRO
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FashionPair of corrugated hoops. BR
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Fashionshe wrote to the owner, she
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ture that contrasts earthly reality
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OVERVIEWof LiteratureLONG TRADITION
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LiteraturePtolemeusKleopatraHierogl
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Literaturecursive writing system th
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LiteratureAncient Egyptian scarabs.
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LiteratureIMMORTALITY OF WRITERS: A
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LiteratureCOMBINING LITERARY GENRES
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Literaturethe dialogue. In the Dial
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LiteratureB.C.E.). The good include
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Literaturewhether men were inherent
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LiteratureLooking at the evidence t
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LiteratureHYMN TO THE SUN GODINTROD
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LiteratureHYMN TO THE SUN GOD (cont
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Literaturebiographies, Middle Kingd
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LiteratureDeceased Making an Offeri
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LiteratureUNCERTAIN DOOMINTRODUCTIO
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LiteratureTEACHINGS OF PTAHHOTEP—
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LiteratureBerlin and in the British
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Literaturehe transforms into a bull
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5chapter fiveMUSICEdward BleibergIM
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MusicThe thin lyre gains popularity
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Musicserve the extent of Egyptian c
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MusicAncient Egyptian flutes. © SE
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MusicPLAYINGTutankhamun’s Trumpet
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MusicTwo views of a limestone statu
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MusicTHE STORY BEHIND THE SONGINTRO
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MusicDepictions of Egyptian musicia
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MusicDepiction of musicians at a ba
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MusicSINUHE WELCOMED HOME WITH MUSI
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Musicawait that sacred rite with a
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MusicTwo unnamed princesses playing
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MusicRelief with female musicians.
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MusicHARPIST SONGSINTRODUCTION: The
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MusicAMENEMHAB MAHUSIGNIFICANTPEOPL
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6chapter sixPHILOSOPHYEdward Bleibe
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Philosophywriting of the verb “to
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Philosophyern people still credit t
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PhilosophyAny, the author linked ma
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Philosophyother story. Yet he has i
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PhilosophyBoth the frame and the tr
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Philosophythe text describing his e
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Philosophyartist who created the fa
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Philosophyworld, even before death.
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PhilosophyLarge hawk free-standing,
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Philosophythough such stories are s
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Philosophylaments the social chaos
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2371-2350 In the reign of King Unas
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OVERVIEWof ReligionDEFINITION. The
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Religionperiod papyrus of these tex
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ReligionSIGNIFICANCE OF DEPICTIONS.
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Religionsecond was Baal the storm g
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ReligionAmun. Amun can occasionally
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ReligionDepiction of Osiris, the an
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Religionhis priesthood accordingly.
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ReligionCLEMENT OF ALEXANDRIA ON EG
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Religionibis necropolis at Saqqara,
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ReligionSesebi. Tutankhamun (r. 133
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ReligionTEMPLE COMPLEX. The main el
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Religionor with winged sun disks or
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ReligionA barque bearing a statue o
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Religionstress the service the tomb
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Religioncan hardly be separated.”
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Religionhas been a subject of much
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Religionbe left plain, or be decora
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ReligionHeart scarab amulet of Ptah
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ReligionSOURCESSue d’Auria, et al
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ReligionDepiction in a tomb of the
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Religiontemples to the other gods o
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8chapter eightTHEATEREdward Bleiber
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OVERVIEWof TheaterEXISTENCE OF THEA
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Theaterwho worked in the late ninet
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TheaterDRAMA AND RITUAL IN THE COFF
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Theaterthat offer a view of the dra
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TheaterDOCUMENTARYSOURCESin Theater
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A head of a king is one of the firs
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OVERVIEWof Visual ArtsANCIENT VIEW
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Visual Artsrare hard stone material
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Visual ArtsA fragment of a wall pai
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Visual Artsthe figure in half and/o
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Visual ArtsFish-shaped palette. BRO
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Visual Artsin the second register,
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Visual ArtsLarge knife. BROOKLYN MU
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Visual ArtsHIGH POINT. Egyptian art
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Visual ArtsKneeling statuette of Pe
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Visual ArtsSeated statues of Rahote
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Visual ArtsThree statues of Metjetj
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Page 670: \FURTHER REFERENCESGENERALRoger Bag
Page 674: Further ReferencesB. M. Carter, “
Page 678: Further ReferencesCurt Sachs, The R
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