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Discovered by Gaston Maspero in 1885–86, this wooden shabti box was inscribed for Paramnekhu, a ‘Servant in the Place of Truth’ who was a son or grandson of the famous Sennedjem and Iineferti. Families of artisans such as this brought the king’s tombs to life. 19th Dynasty. Thebes, Deir el-Medina, Tomb of Sennedjem (TT1). — 12 Dec 2018

Striking at the Heart of Pharaoh: A Time of Pastries, Pain and Protests – Part II

*By anand balaji*

*Archaeology & Science*

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The artisans and builders who resided at Set Ma’at (‘The Place of Truth’) were among the most valued workers in all of Egypt. Yet, there came a time when the economy of the country was on the verge of breaking down completely. Droughts, lack...
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Set Ma’at

Striking at the Heart of Pharaoh: A Time of Pastries, Pain and Protests – Part II