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Ancient Egyptian Jewelry: 50 Masterpieces Of Art And­ Design Extra
Ancient Egyptian Jewelry: 50 Masterpieces Of Art And­ Design Extra
Ancient Egyptian Jewelry: 50 Masterpieces Of Art And­ Design Extra
Ancient Egyptian Jewelry: 50 Masterpieces Of Art And­ Design Extra
Ancient Egyptian Jewelry: 50 Masterpieces Of Art And­ Design Extra
Ancient Egyptian Jewelry: 50 Masterpieces Of Art And­ Design Extra
Ancient Egyptian Jewelry: 50 Masterpieces Of Art And­ Design Extra
Ancient Egyptian Jewelry: 50 Masterpieces Of Art And­ Design Extra
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Ancient Egyptian Jewelry: 50 Masterpieces Of Art And­ Design Extra

pbThe artistry and splendor of ancient Egyptian jewelry in fifty masterpiecesbbrbrJewelry was worn by ancient Egyptians at every level of society and like their modern descendants they prized it for its aesthetic value as a way to adorn and beautify the body. It was also a conspicuous signifier of wealth status and power. But jewelry in ancient Egypt served another fundamental purpose its wearers saw it as a means to absorb positive magical and divine powersto protect the living and the dead from the malignant forces of the unseen. The types of metals or stones used by craftsmen were magically important as were the colors of the materials and the exact positioning of all the elements in a design. brbriAncient Egyptian Jewelry 50 Masterpieces of Art and Design idraws on the exquisite collections in the archaeological museums of Cairo to tell the story of three thousand years of jewelrymaking from simple amulets to complex ritual jewelry to the spells that protected the king in life and assisted his journey to the Otherworld in death. brbrGold silver carnelian turquoise and lapis lazuli were just some of the precious materials used in many of the pieces and this stunningly illustrated book beautifully showcases the colors and exceptional artistry and accomplishment that make ancient Egyptian jewelry so dazzling to this day.p

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pbThe artistry and splendor of ancient Egyptian jewelry in fifty masterpiecesbbrbrJewelry was worn by ancient Egyptians at every level of society and like their modern descendants they prized it for its aesthetic value as a way to adorn and beautify the body. It was also a conspicuous signifier of wealth status and power. But jewelry in ancient Egypt served another fundamental purpose its wearers saw it as a means to absorb positive magical and divine powersto protect the living and the dead from the malignant forces of the unseen. The types of metals or stones used by craftsmen were magically important as were the colors of the materials and the exact positioning of all the elements in a design. brbriAncient Egyptian Jewelry 50 Masterpieces of Art and Design idraws on the exquisite collections in the archaeological museums of Cairo to tell the story of three thousand years of jewelrymaking from simple amulets to complex ritual jewelry to the spells that protected the king in life and assisted his journey to the Otherworld in death. brbrGold silver carnelian turquoise and lapis lazuli were just some of the precious materials used in many of the pieces and this stunningly illustrated book beautifully showcases the colors and exceptional artistry and accomplishment that make ancient Egyptian jewelry so dazzling to this day.p

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