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Animal Behaviour In Egyptian Art Representations Of The Natural World In Memphite Tomb Scenes 1st Edition Linda Evans

SKU: BELL-54647322

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Animal Behaviour In Egyptian Art Representations Of The Natural World In Memphite Tomb Scenes 1st Edition Linda Evans instant download after payment.

Publisher: Australian Centre for Egyptology

File Extension: PDF

File size: 38.87 MB

Pages: 400

Author: Linda Evans

ISBN: 9780856688263, 0856688266

Language: English

Year: 2010

Edition: 1

Volume: 9

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Animal Behaviour In Egyptian Art Representations Of The Natural World In Memphite Tomb Scenes 1st Edition Linda Evans by Linda Evans 9780856688263, 0856688266 instant download after payment.

Egyptian animal imagery has long been admired for its beauty and morphological accuracy, but the postures and activities of depicted species have received less attention. Animal Behaviour in Egyptian Art takes a unique approach by documenting the way in which mammals, birds, reptiles, fish, amphibians, and insects are shown behaving in Old Kingdom tomb scenes from Giza and Saqqara and then comparing these representations with current zoological knowledge of contemporary fauna. This comprehensive study reveals that the Egyptians were acutely aware of the natural behaviour of many different species and that their artists found ingenious ways to depict this within the constraints of their idiosyncratic method of representation.