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Subject:
A picture in egypt Biban-El-Moluk in a tomb of a farao, shows six figures.
Category: Arts and Entertainment > Visual Arts Asked by: aakhn-ga List Price: $20.00 |
Posted:
14 Jan 2003 22:28 PST
Expires: 13 Feb 2003 22:28 PST Question ID: 142886 |
I first read about this picture in a hundred years old book. Can anyone find the picture that described below? It is in egypt in Biban-El-Moluk at the tomb of a farao. Shows six man The first one is an Egyptian since it is an Egyptian artwork he is the most sophisticated. Second one is a black richly dressed. The third one is an Indian. The fourth one is a Persian The fifth one is a Greek; he has a bow and arrow. The sixth one is a blue-eyed north European savage wearing animal fur. I have found on the on the internet a picture that is similar but it shows 4 races. Another picture I found had 7 people, but no one has bow and arrow and non of them wears animal fur. It is not the one either. The picture could be the one mentioned by Jean-François Champollion the Younger, in his 13th letter to his brother, because here and there I found reference to it. One example is a reference in the book "The African Origin Of Civilization" At one point I almost thought I had it when in one pleace I read the description of a tomb of a farao Sesostris I, but I am not sure. If you can find this picture in acceptable quality, with some prove, I am willing to pay 20 US dollars. If the picture is a very good quality + tip. Sincerely, Aakhn | |
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