C24th Collection
"C24th: A Glimpse into Ancient Egyptian Art and Culture" Step back in time with a collection of captivating artifacts from the 24th century BC
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"C24th: A Glimpse into Ancient Egyptian Art and Culture" Step back in time with a collection of captivating artifacts from the 24th century BC, shedding light on the rich history of ancient Egypt. Delve into the intricate details of relief sculptures like the Relief of Pehenuka, showcasing the skilled craftsmanship of this era. Made from limestone, it offers a glimpse into everyday life during the Old Kingdom period (2465-2323 BC). Marvel at the painted limestone masterpieces such as The Relief of Three Offering Bearers and The Relief of Men Bringing Desert Animals. These vividly colored artworks transport us to c. 2311-2281 BC, capturing scenes that were significant to their society. The copper heads belonging to Sargon I are true treasures, dating back to 2334-2200 BC and 2400-2200 BC respectively. Their lifelike features give us an insight into royal portraiture during this time. Witness agricultural scenes come alive through another painted limestone relief from Saqqara. It depicts farmers tending to their crops and animals – a testament to their reliance on agriculture for sustenance. Inscribed reliefs provide valuable information about individuals like Nyankhnesut Seated, who lived between c. 2311-2281 BC. These depictions offer glimpses into social hierarchies and religious practices prevalent in ancient Egypt. Lastly, immerse yourself in fragments that tell stories within themselves - fragments like those found in Pehenuka's detail or servants carrying food offerings symbolizing abundance and prosperity. C24th takes you on an enchanting journey through time where art meets history; each artifact revealing fascinating aspects of daily life, beliefs, and artistic achievements achieved by our ancestors over four millennia ago.