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May 8, 2024, 1:18 pm UTC    
August 09, 2007 04:09PM
And an interesting conclusion. If I read it right, then the Muu are more mythical ferrymen than actual people that met the dead, right?

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Clearly they were characters patterned after the common folk on the Nile Delta, people who lived along and worked on the canals of the north, surrounded by lush flora and diverse fauna. Marsh life and people were favorite themes of tomb decoration of the pharaonic period, and their treatment by the tomb artisans often show an affection and humorous sympathy. Who better to call upon to lead one through the winding waterways of Paradise than the boatmen of the Nile Delta?

Perfectly stated question, Greg. Well argued and well written. Thank you for sharing it.

Anthony

You can lead a horse to water but you can't make him think.
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Greg Reeder August 09, 2007 12:18PM

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Great article

Anthony August 09, 2007 04:09PM

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