The Temple of Deir El Bahari volume 12
The Temple of Deir El Bahari volume 12
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The giraffe is said to come from Khent Hunnefer, and not from the coast. The dogs figured in the tomb of Rekhmara are brought from the interior, while those at Deir el Bahari come from Punt. Ivory, panther-skins, live panthers, gold, ebony, antimony, and various kinds of monkeys, were common to both countries. All these products being decidedly African, it is evident that Hat- sliepsu's expedition had been directed to an African coast, and that her ships anchored in an African port.
The arrange...ment of the Deir el Bahari sculp- tures, together with that of some of their accom- panying texts, is obviously intended to convey the fact that the whole of the cargo and treasure was brought back by a single expedition, and not by two, of which one was maritime and the other overland, as some have supposed. " All these marvels, " as the inscription calls them, were brought in the queen's ships from the one famous expedition which was her pride. And if products of the land of Him were among them, their pre- ^ Hoskius, Travels in Ethiopia, plates pp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The giraffe is said to come from Khent Hunnefer, and not from the coast. The dogs figured in the tomb of Rekhmara are brought from the interior, while those at Deir el Bahari come from Punt. Ivory, panther-skins, live panthers, gold, ebony, antimony, and various kinds of monkeys, were common to both countries. All these products being decidedly African, it is evident that Hat- sliepsu's expedition had been directed to an African coast, and that her ships anchored in an African port.
The arrange...ment of the Deir el Bahari sculp- tures, together with that of some of their accom- panying texts, is obviously intended to convey the fact that the whole of the cargo and treasure was brought back by a single expedition, and not by two, of which one was maritime and the other overland, as some have supposed. " All these marvels, " as the inscription calls them, were brought in the queen's ships from the one famous expedition which was her pride. And if products of the land of Him were among them, their pre- ^ Hoskius, Travels in Ethiopia, plates pp.
What to read after The Temple of Deir El Bahari volume 12?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Egypt Exploration Fund to read onlineMoreLess
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