World History Archive May 2016 59-69

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statue of a servant grinding crops. Limestone. Old Kingdom, 5th Dynasty (2465-2323 B.c.) In the 5th Dynasty a great variety of servant figures are incorporated to the egyptian tomb. They are shown in productive activities. They can be considered as the earlier forms of the later funerary models and shabtis.

headline World History Archive May 2016 59-69

created date 2016-05-17

credit East News

source Image Asset Management

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original transmission reference WHA_069_0909

weight 3MB

size 27cm x 55cm by 300dpi

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5TH, A, ACTIVITIES, ANCIENT, AND, ARE, AS, BC, BCE, BE, C, CAN, CONSIDERED, CROPS, DEATH, DYNASTY, EARLIER, EGYPT, EGYPTIAN, FIGURES, FORMS, FUNERARY, GREAT, GRINDING, IN, INCORPORATED, KINGDOM, LATER, LIMESTONE, MODELS, OF, OLD, PRODUCTIVE, SERVANT, SHABTIS, SHOWN, STATUE, THE, THEY, TO, TOMB, VARIETY,