مشاهد تصور الابنة في الحضارة المصرية القديمة ودلالاتها Scenes portray the daughter in the ancient Egyptian civilization and its Connotations | ||
| حولية الاتحاد العام للآثاريين العرب "دراسات فى آثار الوطن العربى" | ||
| Article 70, Volume 17, Issue 1, 2014, Pages 186-212 PDF (4.52 M) | ||
| Document Type: Original Article | ||
| DOI: 10.21608/cguaa.2014.44448 | ||
| Author | ||
| Manal ismaiel Tawfik | ||
| Professor of Egyptian Antiquities Assistant and Deputy Director of Cairo Higher Institute for Tourism and Hotels | ||
| Abstract | ||
| The ancient Egyptian called his daughter several names, including "Sat", meaning daughter, "Sherritt" meaning little girl or daughter, and "ktt" also means a child .([1]) Egyptian family characterized by acceptable balance between the couple and a convergence reasonable in a transaction his sons, Boys and girls, Which is purer spirit of forgiveness out was not the teachings of the wise and the meanings of the names of birth is only the mouthpiece of the models of this convergence and balance, But the arts expressed about it too, The ancient Egyptian art whole different branches of engraving carving, and Portrayed have a many archaeological evidence which came to portray the daughter of topics and a variety of areas and in different situations. In addition to persons portrays of the men and women separately, The art took us a lot of fine art pieces and scenes for interconnected Egyptian family groups, Include husband and wife, Sons and daughters. Traditionally when a father portrayed with his sons and daughters writing that they are all sons and loved him, and that wrote with all of them his name, Which is witnessing a relative fairness between the sexes, And the community accept to draw appropriate female activities along with the man's activities are equally the Royal daughter with public . ([2]) Through the review of many of these Archaeological and included evidence of portrayed the daughter we can demonstrate and deduce status of the daughter in ancient Egyptian society at various levels as follows: [1] - Gardiner, A. , Egyptian Grammar, London, Oxford University press, 1973, p, 610; Abd el Halim Nur al-Din, The Role of ancient Egyptian women in society, Supreme Council of Antiquities , Cairo, 1995, p. 164. [2] - Abd ul Aziz Saleh, The Egyptian family in the old ages, Cairo,.1989, p. 100 -110. | ||
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