19th Century Bc Collection
"Exploring the Treasures of the 19th Century BC: A Glimpse into Ancient Egypt" Step back in time to the 19th century BC
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"Exploring the Treasures of the 19th Century BC: A Glimpse into Ancient Egypt" Step back in time to the 19th century BC, a period filled with fascinating artifacts that offer a glimpse into ancient Egyptian culture. Among these treasures is a beautifully crafted bowl from this era, its creator unknown but its intricate design showcasing the craftsmanship of the time. Another remarkable artifact is the Stela of Amenemhat and Hemet, an exquisite piece from Egypt's Middle Kingdom. This stela tells a story of love and devotion between two individuals, immortalized for eternity. Delve further into this era with an amulet depicting a hippopotamus head. Believed to bring protection and good fortune, it reflects the spiritual beliefs held during Dynasty 12 (1985-1773 BCE). The Eye of Horus amulet also captures attention as it symbolizes healing and restoration. In Dynasty 12, people sought solace in such talismans to ward off evil spirits and ensure well-being. A ring adorned with an Ankh symbol for life serves as another testament to ancient Egyptian beliefs. Worn by both men and women during this period (1991 BCE-1784 BCE), it represented eternal existence beyond death. An ointment jar with lid reveals their advanced knowledge of cosmetics and medicinal practices during Dynasty 12 (1976-1794 BCE). It highlights their dedication to personal grooming and health care even thousands of years ago. The mortar and pestle were essential tools used for grinding herbs or minerals in ancient Egypt. This particular set from Dynasty 12 showcases their expertise in medicine-making techniques (1985-1773 BCE). Amongst these historical gems are beads that once adorned jewelry or garments worn by Egyptians in Dynasty 12 (1985-1773 BCE). Though small, they represent intricate artistry combined with cultural significance. Imagine using one hundred two beads strung together, as seen in another artifact from this era.