Relief, tomb of Setaou, Elkab, Egypt
Women smelling lotus flowers, representing rebirth, painted wall relief, detail, from the tomb of Setaou, a priest and first nomarch or provincial governor of Nekheb (Elkab), 20th dynasty, at the Elkab necropolis, on the river Nile in Aswan Governate, Egypt. Elkab is the site of Ancient Egyptian rock-cut tombs from 18th dynasty, 1550-1295 BC, New Kingdom, Ptolemaic temples and a Coptic monastery. Picture by Manuel Cohen
Picture No
14073212
Media ID
45842696
Size
7087px x 6769px
(26.3MB)
Credit
Manuel Cohen / Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Photograph by Manuel Cohen
Date
2009
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