This stele, made of painted limestone, displays a table full of food being watched by a young woman as the well-dressed and jeweled family sits on a lion-legged bench grasping each other’s arms. There are hieroglyphics above the scene which sanction their prayers and remorse for their loss to the god Osiris. This tells a lot about the traditional aspect of the ancient Egyptian culture. This, alonf with many other great paintings, help reflect how life was day-to-day is Egypt. The textbook states, “Tomb art reveals much about domestic life in the Middle Kingdom. Wall paintings, reliefs, and small models of houses and farm buildings – complete with figurines of workers and animals—reproduce everyday scenes” (Stokstad, 65). Without pieces like this, we would not be able to see clearly how ancient Egyptians
This stele, made of painted limestone, displays a table full of food being watched by a young woman as the well-dressed and jeweled family sits on a lion-legged bench grasping each other’s arms. There are hieroglyphics above the scene which sanction their prayers and remorse for their loss to the god Osiris. This tells a lot about the traditional aspect of the ancient Egyptian culture. This, alonf with many other great paintings, help reflect how life was day-to-day is Egypt. The textbook states, “Tomb art reveals much about domestic life in the Middle Kingdom. Wall paintings, reliefs, and small models of houses and farm buildings – complete with figurines of workers and animals—reproduce everyday scenes” (Stokstad, 65). Without pieces like this, we would not be able to see clearly how ancient Egyptians