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'A 3,300 year-old Egyptian Shoulder Harp. These instruments were traditionally played by women at ceremonial events or religious rites. Circa 1300 BC';

'A Mamluk enamelled glass bucket made either in Egypt or Syria. Mid 14th century CE';

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'A Nubian Winged Isis Pectoral. Napatan Period, reign of Amaninatakelebte. Dated 538 to 519 B.C. Found Nuri, Sudan (Nubia), Pyramid 10.';

'anyone got higher res / unwatermarked versions of this? Want to print it stick it on my wall';

'>>4842242
fantastic - I loved the Egyptian object thread from not too long ago, already loving this new thread.';

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'white people used to build and make so much wonderful objects
what happened';

'>>4842437
Our culture was subverted by a group of vindictive, spiteful goblins';

'>>4842437
Iranians came.';

'>>4842437
they still do';

'A sculpted triad showing King Menkaure between the goddess Hathor is on his right and the personification of Cynopolis, the 17th nome of Upper Egypt, on his left. Old Kingdom, 4th Dynasty, ca. 2613-2494 BC';

'Aegis (shield) with the head of Sekhmet, Egypt, circa 945-715 BC from The Walters Art Museum.';

'eh eh ooh eh ooh eh eh ooh eh ooh';

'Alabaster jubilee vessel of Pepi I, with pigment. Old Kingdom Egypt, 6th dynasty, ca. 2290 BC. Walters Art Museum collection';

'An alabaster boat model from the tomb of King Tutankhamun, 14th century BCE. The Egyptian Museum in Cairo';

'An ancient Egyptian bird mummy, c. 2000-100 BCE.';

'An ancient egyptian gold pendant (ca. 1878-1749 BC) in the form of an upside-down catfish a popular charm in ancient Egypt believed to ward off drowning';

'An ancient Egyptian rock crystal ring, bearing the figure of a sphinx. Dated to the 19th-20th dynasty, or 1295–1069 BCE.';

'An Egyptian Bronze Figure of the Horus Falcon, 26th Dynasty, 664-525 B.C.';

'Ancient Egyptian plaster statue of the dwarf chnoum-hotep, a victim of achondroplasia, c. 2000 - 1000 BC';

'Ancient Egypt is a myth btw';

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'>>4843192
Pls elaborate';

'>>4843343
The society was created by the Greeks and was intended as fiction. It was 11th century historians who mistakenly described "ancient Egyptian" culture as if it was fact. It doesn't take a great deal of research to confirm this...';

'>>4843498
yeah the territory currently known as Egypt wasn't occupied by humans until just over 900 years ago';

'>>4843498
>>4843504
>>4843192
>>4843343
Stop smoking meth, cletus';

'>>4843498
Whattaya mean 'the society'. So the Greeks went and lived there built pyramids, invented hieroglyphics, buried a whole bunch of people in mountains and invented a new deity system just as a piece of theatre?';

'>>4843523
Not exactly. They created the myth that the pyramids and Egyptian language systems were “ancient” when they are actually much more modern. They did invent the religion you referred to though. That was from A few poems that later historians took literally. There’s no evidence the people that moved to what is today Egypt 900 years ago had any religion before they came across the Saharan Ankratharites and the hematics from modern day Tunisia';

'>>4843609
Interesting I'd like to read more about this if you have any references or starting points';

'>>4844061
sorry /hr/ for the upscaled image I didn't think it looked that shit.';

'Crocodile mummy mask, Egyptian circa 650 B.C.';

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'Details from the Egyptian Tomb of Sennedjem in the necropolis of Deir el-Medina. Sennedjem lived in the reigns of Seti I and Ramesses II during the 19th Dynasty';

'Double headed snake bracelet made from gold. Roman Egypt, 1st century A.D.';

'Earring from the Tomb of Tutankhamun';

'>>4844101
>>4845031
These dates are off by well over 1,000 years. “Ancient” Egypt is ahistorical nonsense.';

'Earring, Egypt 1295–1186 B.C.';

'>>4842242
Beware the curse!';

'>>4845327
there was no civilization in what is today Egypt during that time period. Very basic history and chemistry proves this. so embarrassing lol';

'>>4847260
Lol';

'>>4842437
White people didn't build these, Ancient North Africans did. White people were spearing bears in the tundra when these were already ancient.';

'>>4848066
jesus christ, no one ancient made these. every artifact or piece of infrastructure attributed to "ancient" Egyptians is AT MOST 950 years old. VERY BASIC CHEMISTRY and standard historical sources prove this.';

'Egyptian funerary amulet shape of a djed symbol of stability, placed on a mummy to aid the deceased in the afterlife (Persian Period, 525-400 BCE)

>>4847260
I wonder if you are follow me trying to ruin every thread I participate
there is always an asshole who writes like you responding to me';

'Egyptian Goddess Isis Breastfeeding her Infant son Horus, The depiction was considered a powerful Symbol for the Ptolemaic Dynasty, Dated 4th Century BCE';

'>>4842242
Now I have the Stargate SG1 theme running through my head.';

'is it just me or does it seem like Ancient Egypt isn't cool anymore? the 90's and early 2000s had so much stuff around the subject.';

'>>4842314
Here you go my dude';

'>>4849040
It’s because the science has finally started to break through the myths. “Ancient” Egypt did not exist, it’s a much more modern culture than media and less-sophisticated academics liked to portray in past decades. Most artifacts and structures were made between 700 and 900 years ago';

'>>4842314
Have one that's actually printable';

'>>4842314
>>4849105
...and one that has some detail';

'>>4849040
It's because Hollywood Egypt has always been cooler than the real deal. The reality isn't nearly as interesting, and most of it's history was pretty placid(comparatively speaking). Oooh, Akhenaten was a monotheist! And then when he died every just went back to what they were doing. Really the art of his reign is more interesting that his reign itself IMO, since it had a distinct visual style compared to before/after. Anyways, Hollywood is so up it's own ass right now that any sort of movie about the cool fictionalized Hollywood version of Egypt just isn't going to happen.';

'God Horus Protecting King Nectanebo II 360–343 B.C.';

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'>>4848066
>White people didn't build these, Ancient North Africans did. White people were spearing bears in the tundra when these were already ancient.
Yeah, OK, kike';

'>>4848066
>Ancient North Africans did.

no shit. the people who built the pyramids looked similar to the people who live in Egypt now which is not much of a surprise. No they weren't black.';

'>>4850838
Complete bullshit fabricated by racists with an agenda. The current modern day Egyptians were created by the Arab invasions that came later. The entire Mediterranean was at one time more classically European until the people were either wiped out or pushed back. This has already been demonstrated by previous DNA analysis on mummies that weren't fraudulent unlike your pic related. King Tut is more Irish than modern-day Egyptian, funnily enough.';

'Golden tweezer-razor combination with canine decoration. Egypt, 18th dynasty. 1560–1479 B.C.';

'>>4852320
lmao this date is so wrong I assume you're intentionally screwing with people. there was no human culture living in modern day Egypt at that time, let alone a culture capable of making sophisticated art';

'>>4853147
sauce';

'Granite Bust of the Goddess Sekhmet, 18th Dynasty, reign of Amenhotep III, 1403-1365 BC';

'>>4842243

Imagine getting to explore these lands before modern technology and plastic';

'>>4853260
Real adventures.
Imagine exploring the world when the total population mas less than 2 billion.';

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>>4850899
King Tuts Scandals. when he walked, he stood on the enemies of Egypt. Bound Semites (Arabs) and Nubians (Africans).

The earlier dynasties of Egypt were all white (R1 b) - they came via Sumeria down through what is now Jordan/Palestine and founded Egypt.

Its not even an argument anymore.

The oldest preserved human bodies from Egypt are known as the Gebelein predynastic mummies, which date from around 3400 BC. The first body is the most famous, and has been on display the longest. The skeletal structure and skull shape are Caucasian, but it is the surviving hair which makes the mummy’s racial origins clear: it still has tufts of blond-red hair, and was nicknamed “Ginger” as a result. Someone here mentioned they were closer to present day Irish.


However thousands of years later, the Egyptians had mixed racially with their slaves and the end mutt product could not sustain an advanced civilization anymore.

The Egyptian civilization then collapsed. never to rise again.';

'>>4853872
The knot made from twine that lasted 3500 years.';

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'>>4853904
Board Game - found in Tuts tomb.';

'>>4853906
Tuts gold dagger and sheath';

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'Colonial Warrior Viper Pilot Helmet 80th Century BC.';

'Bump';

'>>4853965
looks like something you wear to kill Shub-Niggurath';

'>>4842737
LMAOOOOOOOOOO good one';

'>>4848083
Why would muslims make a bunch of pagan artifacts?';

'>>4853908
Complete with hollow body. Orville Gibson looked at this design when he went to the UK Egypt museum and thought: well fuckit, there is an idea for a guitar.';

'>>4855279
Islam was the dominant faith at that point but it was very far from being exclusively muslim. very large "pagan" communities existed, with significant resources, who were committed to the development of this art in reaction to the significant cultural changes since islamization.';

'>>4853872
>Bound Semites (Arabs)
Those are "Asiatics" which includes Sumerians and Canaanites. Arabs weren't a thing at that time.
Seems weird if Ancient Egyptians came from Sumeria they would then have their king trampling on their own ancestors?';

'>>4848083
>"ancient" Egyptians is AT MOST 950 years old. VERY BASIC CHEMISTRY and standard historical sources prove this.
Liar. Sweeping bullshit statements claiming all radioactive dating can be dismissed is utter nonsense.

Prove me wrong.';

'>>4850899
>King Tut is more Irish than modern-day Egyptian, funnily enough.
lmao what';

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'>>4855643
I would never say that radiocarbon dating should be dismissed, it is just wildly misinterpreted by historians who lack scientific literacy. I understand why they do it--admitting long-standing mistakes casts doubt on the entire field. I'm think that is beginning to change though, particularly in the last decade. I don't get the sense you're interested in reevaluating your beliefs though, so it is what it is.';

'>>4855645
Learn something today anon. The mainstream media rarely tell the entire truth, but obfuscate and omit those facts that upset the apple cart.';

'>>4855652
>don't get the sense you're interested in reevaluating your beliefs though, so it is what it is.
No Ill listen to any rational argument. please do explain.';

'>>4855669
Where in that image does it say "King Tut is more Irish than modern-day Egyptian" whatever that means?
Also I prefer learning not just from some random 4chan image without any source.';

'>>4855697
It doesn’t. You are quite correct. But Tut is more European (and not need Celtic) than any modern day Egyptian. And that you will find that in the reference here >>4855669';

'>>4855669
This isn't /pol/';

'>>4855700
Everything, including /hr has implications. Don’t be so naive.

And especially the usual hr content.';

'>>4855669
I don't buy it. If they were white Europeans with red hair, why did they always portray themselves as having reddish-brown skin with black hair? Mummified hair naturally loses pigment and turns red over time - Google Peruvian mummies that have the same reddish mummified hair. Now don't tell me that you think white redheads somehow ended up in pre-Columbian Peru.';

'>>4855701
Dumb ESL cunt.';

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'>>4857827
nice neck';