Fresco of the Tomb of Nevothph at Beni Hassan El Qadim Beni Hasan

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The Fresco of the Tomb of Nevothph at Beni Hassan El Qadim, documented by Jean-François Champollion, is a significant example of ancient Egyptian art and culture. Beni Hasan, an archaeological site located near the modern city of Minya, Egypt, is renowned for its rock-cut tombs that date back to the Middle Kingdom period, particularly the 11th and 12th Dynasties (circa 21st to 17th centuries BCE). These tombs were constructed for the rulers and nobility of the Oryx nome, an ancient Egyptian administrative district.

The tomb of Nevothph, one of the numerous tombs at Beni Hasan, features frescoes that provide valuable insights into the life, religion, and society of Middle Kingdom Egypt. The frescoes are known for their vivid depictions of daily activities, including scenes of agriculture, hunting, fishing, and various crafts, which offer a window into the lives of ancient Egyptians during this period.

Jean-François Champollion, the French scholar and philologist who famously deciphered the Rosetta Stone, visited Beni Hasan during his expedition to Egypt in the early 19th century. Champollion's work in documenting the frescoes, hieroglyphics, and architecture of ancient Egyptian sites was instrumental in the development of Egyptology as a scientific discipline. His detailed records and drawings of the Fresco of the Tomb of Nevothph, along with other findings from Beni Hasan, have been invaluable for researchers and historians in understanding and interpreting Egyptian art and hieroglyphs.

The Fresco of the Tomb of Nevothph, as recorded by Champollion, remains an important artifact in the study of ancient Egyptian art. It not only showcases the artistic skills of the ancient Egyptians but also serves as a historical document that captures the customs and practices of a bygone era. The frescoes' preservation and Champollion's documentation continue to contribute to our knowledge of the Middle Kingdom's cultural and artistic legacy.

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