This document provides information about ancient Egyptian artworks spanning from 2500 BCE to 1350 BCE. It includes descriptions of the Book of the Dead weighing of the heart painting from 1250 BCE, statues of Memi and Sabu from 2500 BCE, a statue of Menkaure and Khamerernebty from 2520 BCE, and paintings from the Tomb Chapel of Nebamun featuring hunting in the marshes, geese, and a garden, dated to 1350 BCE. The document asks what some differences are between the various works.

1. Ancient
Egypt
Ca.
3000
BCE
–
31
BC
(following
death
of
Cleopatra,
Romans
conquered
Egypt)

2. Book
of
the
Dead:
Weighing
of
the
Heart,
New
Kingdom,
19th
Dynasty;
c.
1250
BCE
Example
of
Hierarchal
PerspecPve

3. Memi
and
Sabu,
Old
Kingdom,
Dynasty
4;
ca.
2500
BCE

4. Menkaure
and
Khamerernebty,
Old
Kingdom,
4th
Dynasty,
ca.
2520
BCE

5. What
are
some
of
the
differences?

6. Tomb-­‐Chapel
of
Nebamun,
18th
Dynasty,
ca.
1350
BC
HunPng
in
the
Marshes

7. Nebamun’s
geese

8. Nebamun’s
garden
–
all
in
BriPsh
Musem

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