The Early Hieroglyphic Annotation in the Nag el-Hamdulab Rock Art Tableaux (Coleman Darnell)

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Hermione

January 01, 2022 09:09AM

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The rock art tableaux that form the large pictorial cycle at Nag el-Hamdulab, on thewest bank of the Nile approximately 6 km north of Aswan, represent an extended fes-tival scene dating from the cusp of Dynasty 0 and the First Dynasty.

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