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    Unlike marble, in Greek Culture there’s was built from stone and resources that were readily available to them at this time. The statue of Khafre is made and rendered using “the canon of proportions”. During this time, Egyptian art was based on ideals and not factual renderings to show their divine connection to the gods. Every part that went into the statue symbolized something greater than just the pharaoh. Their art, is hands down some of the most methodical and beautiful…

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    (Met Museum, 2015) Function The image is a cultural expression.The Egyptians infused their culture with their religious practices and beliefs. Used to praise the king and draw attention to not only his accomplishments but his personality and form. Visual Form The visual form seems to have been created with great attention…

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    Religion played a huge role in the western civilization. It's what brought countries together and separated them. Religion has had major blows to the western civilizations like the ancients Egyptians and Mesopotamians to the Greeks and Romans, and eventually the Germanic Tribes that moved south and the rise of Islam. The First is Ancient Egypt were Pharaoh thought that he was a god in a humans body and also was polytheism. They believed each pharaoh had a divine spark in them. This spark was…

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    Differences For the Egyptians, their pyramids and different sanctuaries, for example, the colossal Ramesseum had gret religious essentialness for the Egyptian. Likewise for antiquated Greek, there is the immense Acropolis. The Ramesseum is a sanctuary complex that Ramesses II worked amongst Qurna and the abandon. Different history specialists have alluded to this complex of sanctuary as a standout amongst the most colossal and wonderful sanctuaries at any point worked in Egypt. The Ramesseum…

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    The statue of Menkaure and a queen, probably Khamerernebty II is a notable statue uncovered by the archaeologists excavating in Menkaure's valley temple. Menkaure was an Egyptian king ruling during the Old Kingdom and is remembered for his famous tomb, the Pyramid of Menkaure. Like the other kings who preceded him, Menkaure had several wives, Khamerernebty II and Rekhter. Like many of the other sculptures that preceded this, the artist used the same canon, having the hands being straight beside…

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    everybody's help. The Great Pyramids have a great importance in the world’s history. As they are the only ancient world wonder standing. The others have been ruined or run down. The Pyramids also can tell archaeologists and the people of Egypt about how Egyptians and other civilizations lived back then. Also, the Great Pyramids have special importance to Egypt’s history. “More…

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    What Is Egypt Religion?

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    Hey it’s me Nicole in egypt.It’s so fascinating how egypt religion is.I had some questions about it.Like this question how did they know about the god’s and goddesses? Some of my responses are “early predynastic tribes venerated their own particular gods, who were usually embodied in a particular animal.” which means that tribes make their own gods. Which are mostly animal like.Another response is “Temples in ancient Egypt were devoted to individual gods.The meaning of it is people think that…

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    Ernesto Schiaparelli

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    Ground breaking discoveries through archaeology helps society to view life and times of an ancient civilisation however, many individuals seek other findings to support evidence of one aspect. Through archaeology, today’s society is able to view the life and times of an ancient community through a deeper analysis and provide mass amounts of detail to supply a conclusion as to how and why the population valued some aspects over others. Ernesto Schiaparelli is recognised as a great Egyptologist…

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    can seem different, but when looking at art from different cultures and periods we can see that it is not much different between them. If we look at the artwork Equestrian Oba and Attendants from the Edo people and Palette of King Narmer from the Egyptians we can see similar traits, yet two different cultures. Africa and Egypt both have differences in beliefs and culture ideals. These palettes reflect their own beliefs and ancient culture by the history, purpose and layout. History can…

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    worship of a superhuman controlling power. The Egyptians worshipped many gods. Their choice of worship was always influenced by tradition or formality. Art symbolism was a promiscuous way of expression religious beliefs in ancient Egypt. The main god they worshipped was pharaoh the King of Egypt. The history of ancient Egyptian religion is rooted in Egypt’s prehistory and it lasted for 3,000 years. One of the most impregnable faith in ancient Egyptian life was Divine Kingship. This was…

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