Exclusive to Echoes In Time Life size Hand Painted
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Size: 6" x 10"
Material: Cast Stone
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Name: TWO CROWNS OF MENTUHOTEP II (wall stele)
Time: c. 2010 BC
Location: Armant, Egypt
 Before 2000 B.C., Egypt was two kingdoms: Lower Egypt and Upper Egypt. The 11th Dynasty King, Mentuhotep II, ruling from 2040-2009 B.C., succeeded in uniting both Egypts into one country for the first time, a consolidation lasting for almost 2000 years. To mark his success he took a new name, Nebhepetre (son of Ra). The new double crown of Egypt incorporated the conical white crown of Upper Egypt and the Red Crown of Lower Egypt; the former seated inside the latter. This full size reproduction of a celebration scene from Armant shows Mentuhotep on the left wearing the Red Crown and on the right wearing a nemes headdress.

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