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Book of the Dead on papyrus, the priest Iahmes ploughing and harvesting in the Afterlife

Book of the Dead on papyrus, the priest Iahmes ploughing and harvesting in the Afterlife


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Book of the Dead on papyrus, the priest Iahmes ploughing and harvesting in the Afterlife

Egyptian civilization, Late Period, 7th-1st century b.C. Book of the Dead on papyrus: the priest Iahmes ploughing and harvesting in the Afterlife

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Media ID 9470187

7th Century Bc Afterlife Agriculture Ancient Egypt Book Book Of The Dead Drawing Egyptian Civilization Farm Worker Hieroglyphs Late Period Papyrus Plough Ploughing Priest Animal Representation Archaeological Artifact


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This print showcases an extraordinary archaeological artifact from the ancient Egyptian civilization. The image depicts a section of the renowned "Book of the Dead" on papyrus, dating back to the Late Period between the 7th and 1st centuries BC. In this intricate artwork, we witness a priest named Iahmes engaging in agricultural activities within the Afterlife. The vertical composition beautifully captures Iahmes ploughing and harvesting with great dedication and precision. He is accompanied by an ox, symbolizing his role as a farm worker. This depiction not only reflects the importance of agriculture in ancient Egypt but also highlights its significance in their religious beliefs. The hieroglyphs intricately woven throughout the papyrus add depth to this mesmerizing piece of art and craft. These symbols convey profound meanings related to spirituality, rituals, and guidance for Iahmes' journey into eternity. Although no people are present in this image, it exudes a powerful male likeness that resonates with strength and resilience. It serves as a testament to the artistic prowess of ancient Egyptians who skillfully captured human forms through their unique style. As we delve into this remarkable glimpse into history through Universal Images Group (UIG), we are transported back thousands of years ago when religion intertwined seamlessly with everyday life, where priests like Iahmes played vital roles both on earth and beyond.

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