AHIS281 Chapter Notes - Chapter 1: Fifth Dynasty Of Egypt, Thicket, Sixth Dynasty Of Egypt
12 Oct 2018
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The marsh setting provided a rich source of images for the decoration of the tombs of the elite. The tomb owner in the marshlands: the major gure in wall scenes, the to mb owners themselves are often shown engaging in activities in the marshes and on the nile. th e images are large bold and command attention. Two events occurred at the same time. From the late 5th dynasty it was also quite common for hm to wear a headband that tied at the back. Always accompanied by other members including family members and attendants. These scenes demonstrate a an event often shared by the family. scene had more to do with recreation than work or of cial duties". When shown opposite a spear shing scene a signi cant number are located on the right hand side of the shing and fowling scene episode with the major gure facing to the left.
