A History of Art in Ancient Egypt 1
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Thus Mariette discovered, at Drah-Aboit l-A"eggah, the mummy of Queen Aah-hotep, of the nineteenth dynasty, some few feet beneath the surf^ice. The mummy chamber consisted of a few ill-adjusted stone slabs. Like other mummies found on the same place, it seemed never to have been disturbed since it had been placed beneath the soil. It was gilt all over, and was decorated with jewels which now form some of the most priceless treasures of the Boulak Museum.
The private tombs in the Theban necropol...is, which are much ' A. Rhone, V Egxpte a petitcs jounices, p. 104.
29: A History of Art in Ancient Egypt.
more numerous than those of kings, do not, like the latter, belong to a single period in the national history. The most ancient among them date back to the eleventh dynasty. There are some also of the Sait period, and a few contemporary with the Ptolemies and the Roman emperors. But by far the greater number belong to that epoch which saw Thebes promoted to be the capital of the whole country, to the centuries, namely, between Amosis, the conqueror of the Hyksos, and the last of the Ramessides.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus Mariette discovered, at Drah-Aboit l-A"eggah, the mummy of Queen Aah-hotep, of the nineteenth dynasty, some few feet beneath the surf^ice. The mummy chamber consisted of a few ill-adjusted stone slabs. Like other mummies found on the same place, it seemed never to have been disturbed since it had been placed beneath the soil. It was gilt all over, and was decorated with jewels which now form some of the most priceless treasures of the Boulak Museum.
The private tombs in the Theban necropol...is, which are much ' A. Rhone, V Egxpte a petitcs jounices, p. 104.
29: A History of Art in Ancient Egypt.
more numerous than those of kings, do not, like the latter, belong to a single period in the national history. The most ancient among them date back to the eleventh dynasty. There are some also of the Sait period, and a few contemporary with the Ptolemies and the Roman emperors. But by far the greater number belong to that epoch which saw Thebes promoted to be the capital of the whole country, to the centuries, namely, between Amosis, the conqueror of the Hyksos, and the last of the Ramessides.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Perrot, Georges, 1832-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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