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Painted wood shabti box depicting the deceased before Osiris, circa 1000 B. C. New Kingdom

Painted wood shabti box depicting the deceased before Osiris, circa 1000 B. C. New Kingdom


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Filename: 940_18_11315547.jpg

Size: 3676 x 2911 (2.9MB)

Date: 13th March 2014

Source: Universal Images Group (UIG)

Source: De Agostini Picture Library

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Painted wood shabti box depicting the deceased before Osiris, circa 1000 B. C. New Kingdom

Egyptian civilization, New Kingdom. Painted wood shabti box depicting the deceased before Osiris, circa 1000 b.C

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Ancient Egyptian Culture Archeological Artifact Container Death Egyptian God Female Likeness Hieroglyph New Kingdom Osiris Period Costume Shabti Wood


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This print showcases a remarkable artifact from ancient Egyptian civilization, specifically the New Kingdom period around 1000 B. C. The image features a painted wood shabti box adorned with intricate illustrations and hieroglyphs, depicting the deceased individual in front of the revered god Osiris. The shabti box, crafted entirely out of wood, stands as a testament to the exceptional artistry and craftsmanship of that era. Its horizontal shape and full length make it an imposing presence within any space it occupies. What makes this piece truly fascinating is its representation of both male and female likenesses on its surface. This suggests that it was created for someone who held great importance or perhaps even represented multiple individuals. As we delve into history through this archeological artifact, we are reminded of ancient Egyptian culture's deep connection with death and their belief in an afterlife guided by gods like Osiris. The illustration on the box evokes a sense of reverence towards these deities while also serving as a reminder of human mortality. Displayed indoors, this artwork serves as a window into Egypt's rich past and offers us an opportunity to appreciate the artistic achievements that have endured throughout centuries. It invites us to reflect upon our own place in history and ponder upon the mysteries left behind by those who came before us.

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