The New Kingdom: The State

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Blessed are they that mourn: for they shall be comforted.

Advertisements

Title: Musicians and Dancers, fragment of a wall painting from the Tomb of Nebamun, Thebes Artist: n/a Date: n/a Source/ Museum: The British Museum,

Glory of Egypt G l o r y o f E g y p t * Discover Pharaonic Egypt *

Chapter 3 – Pharaohs and the Afterlife: The Art of Ancient Egypt

Ancient Egypt Dynasties & Pharaohs

Hatshepsut, Akhenaton, Ramesses AIM: What made Egypt’s Great Pharoahs Great? Do Now: Make a list of characteristics of great leaders.

A View of Egypt by Satellite The Fertile Nile Valley.

A View of Egypt by Satellite The Fertile Nile Valley.

Dictionary of Ancient Egypt S Westwood A symbol of ‘eternal life ankh S Westwood 2010.

Akhenaten: Evaluation Legacy. Anything handed down by an ancestor or predecessor, a consequence. Can be physical or tangible traces a person leaves behind.

Pharaohs and Kings of Ancient Egypt

Funerary Mask of Tutankhamun. Eighteenth Dynasty (Tutankhamun, r. c

Egyptian Art. Map of Ancient Egypt Dynasties of Egypt Pre-Dynastic Early Dynastic Old Kingdom Middle Kingdom New Kingdom Conquered by the Assyrians in.

Egyptian Pharaohs.

Pharaohs BY PHOEBE ROSE. Who were the Pharaohs?  Pharaohs were the king or Queen of Egypt. Most pharaohs were men but some well-known pharaohs, such.

Chapter 1-- EGYPT “Egypt is the gift of the Nile.” - Herodotus.

Pre-Dynastic Period (5000 BCE) through Decadent Period (642 CE)

Ancient Egypt Prehistoric Egypt. Badarian pottery, figurine of hippopotamus ivory (British Museum) Naqada INaqada II.

Ancient Egypt One people, one language. “Gift of the Nile” 4,100 miles – longest river in the world Predictable flooding Natural boundaries: desert, Red.

The Brooklyn Museum's collection of ancient Egyptian art.

Ancient Egypt Language and Writing. Cursive hieroglyphs: a section of the Book of the Dead on the Papyrus of Ani, 19 th Dynasty (British Museum) Coptic.

The Great River Valley Civilizations, ca BCE.

Ancient Egypt The Land, the River, and the People.

Egyptian Art. Bowl with Human Feet, ca. 3750–3550 B.C.E.; possibly late Naqada I–early Naqada II; Predynastic period.

Ancient Egypt Mortuary Practices and Beliefs. Scenes from Harkhuf’s tomb at Qubbet el- Hawa (6 th Dyn)

The Archaic Period and Old Kingdom

Society and Bureaucracy

EGYPTIAN ART PAINTING AND SCULPTURE. EGYPTIAN ART Every example of Egyptian art from any time period strictly adheres to the same style. – There is a.

Art, Religion and Akhenaten

Akhenaten And his family. The Original Main God Amun Penn Museum, Amarna: Ancient Egypt’s Place in the Sun, N.d.,

Ancient Egypt Art and Architecture through the Middle Kingdom.

Egypt. The Daughters of Akhenaten c B.C. Ashmolean Museum, Oxford.

Ancient Mediterranean 3, BCE. 12. White temple and its ziggurat. Uruk. Sumerian. c bce Mud brick Form Function Themes Content Context.

Ancient Egypt The Ptolemaic and Roman Periods. Conquest of Alexander the Great.

Egyptian art and architecture. Pottery jar from Hierakonpolis 3500—3400 BCE.

Nubia and Palestine The First Intermediate Period The Middle Kingdom

Ancient Egypt: Society and Bureaucracy

The Art of Ancient Egypt 3300 B.C.E B.C.E.

THE NEW KINGDOM: Egypt as Empire. The West Bank of the river Nile (near Luxor) was the domain of the deceased and it is dominated by mortuary temples.

Ancient Egypt Egyptian Religion.

Egyptian Pharaohs Ancient Egyptian pharaohs were considered to be both divine deities as well as mortal rulers. Throughout the 30+ dynasties in ancient.

Egypt Timeline Review B.C.- Farmers settle in the Nile Valley 3100 B.C. Menes is crowned “Lord of the Two Lands”. He is the first king of Upper.

The fifth anniversary of The international curatorial training programme.

Ancient Egypt Introduction. Sir William Matthew Flinders Petrie ( )

Queen Nefertiti. One of the most mysterious and powerful women in ancient Egypt, Nefertiti was queen alongside Pharaoh Akhenaten from 1353 to 1336 B.C.

Funerary mask of Tutankhamun. Dynasty 18, ca BCE. Gold inlaid with glass and semiprecious stones. Height 21-1/4". Egyptian Museum, Cairo. © Photo.

Ancient Egypt State-Formation. OsirisSetIsisNephthysHorus.

The New Kingdom: Overview

Western Civilization I The Ancient Near East

Rulers of Ancient Egypt

The Kingdom of the Nile Egypt, like Mesopotamia, was a river valley civilization The Nile River was of central importance to the development of Egyptian.

Ancient Egypt ca – 25 B.C.E.

The tomb of Sennefer, c BCE (time of Amenhotep II)

The Nile River Valley Civilization

Egyptian Art Ancient Mediterranean

The Ancient Egyptians.

The Jobs of Ancient Egyptian Pharaohs: Protect Serve Lead

Egyptian Art (3100 BCE-30 BCE)

The Second Intermediate Period

The New Kingdom: The Empire

Be able to explain what this sculpture represents (what is going on; who is who and why, what gestures are.

Third Intermediate Period

Be able to explain what this sculpture represents (what is going on; who is who and why, what gestures are.

Art, Religion and Akhenaten

--Ancient River Civilizations--

The New Kingdom: The State

Amenhotep IV Akhenaten

Introduction to Ancient Egypt

Periods, Kingdoms, and Dynasties

Presentation transcript:

The New Kingdom: The State Ancient Egypt The New Kingdom: The State

Wikipedia www-scf.usc.edu A colossal statue of Akhenaten from his Aten Temple at Karnak; Cairo Museum

The sacred territory of Akhetaten with locations of boundary stelae

Akhetaten, Boundary Stela N (3.9 m) and reconstruction http://amarnaproject.com/pages/amarna_the_place/boundary_stelae/index.shtml

http://www.osirisnet.net/tombes/amarna/ay_amarna/e_ay_amarna_01.htm The Tomb of Ay, plan and detail of Ay and Tiy adoring Aten (18th Dyn) on the wall carrying The Great Hymn to Aten

Wikipedia House shrine of Akhenaten, Nefertiti and their children from Amarna (18th Dyn), limestone, 32.5 cm; Egyptian Museum, Berlin Stela from the Great temple of Aten from Akhetaten with cartouches of Aten on front, Akhenaten and Neferkheperure on the side (18th Dyn); white limestone, ; Turin, Egyptian Museum

Plan of the area of el-Amarna www.touregypt.net Plan of the area of el-Amarna

Tomb of Mahu, scenes of Akhenaten with his queen Nefertiti on the royal chariot drive attended by a running bodyguard led by “Chief of Police of Akhetaten, Mahu”; Amarna (18th Dyn) http://www.civilization.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/Amarna-chariot-CWA.jpg

Akhetaten, Plan of the Central City http://www.amarnaproject.com/pages/model_of_the_city/ Akhetaten, Plan of the Central City

http://euler.slu.edu/~bart/abimages/parenefer.JPG Akhenaten at the Window of Appearance, rewarding Parennefer, who receives golden necklaces while scribes record and servants pack away other gifts; below servants carry out rations for distribution; reconstruction of a relief from the Tomb of Parennefer, Amarna (18th Dyn)

View and plan of the Tomb of Panehsy (18th Dyn), Amarna northern tombs; reconstruction of the royal visit to the temple of the Aten on the western wall

Plan of the area of el-Amarna www.touregypt.net https://apah.wikispaces.com/Challenge+What+You+Find+Beautiful Akhenaten in the typical “Amarna Style” (18th Dyn), 15 cm; Altes Museum, Berlin

Palaeolithic 700,000-7000 BCE Saharan Neolithic 8800-4700 Early 8800-6800 Middle 6600-5100 Late 5100-4700 Predynastic 5300-3000 Lower Egypt Neolithic 5300-4000 Maadi 4000-3200 Upper Egypt Badarian 4400-4000 Naqada I 4000-3500 (Amratian) Naqada II 3500-3200 (Gerzean) Naqada III 3200-3000 (Dynasty 0) wikipedia 1ST Persian Period (27th-30th) 525-404 2d Persian Period 343-332 Ptolemaic Period 332-30 Macedonian332-310 Ptolemaic 305-30 Roman 30 BCE-642 CE