The Dawn of Egyptian Art
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- Опубліковано 14 тра 2012
- What can early representations of animals tell us about Predynastic Egypt's art and culture? Join the exhibition curator and two archaeologists for an afternoon of presentations interpreting Predynastic animal imagery and its connections with the art of the pharaohs.
The exhibition The Dawn of Egyptian Art is on view April 10--August 5, 2012 at The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Learn more: www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/...
Hunting in Predynastic Egypt
Stan Hendrickx, Media, Arts, and Design Faculty, Hasselt, Belgium
Master of the Animals: Exploring Egypt's First Zoo
Renée F. Friedman, Heagy Research Curator of Early Egypt, The British Museum, and director, Hierakonpolis Expedition
The Desert Hunt in the Time of the Pharaohs
Diana Craig Patch, associate curator, Department of Egyptian Art, MMA
The exhibition and catalogue are made possible by Dorothy and Lewis B. Cullman.
Why does the first presenter say that hippo and crocodile hunting would have had little economic significance? Wouldn't it be quite damaging to crop production to have the farmers eaten and scared by crocodile? Or to have the hippos eating the crops? Or would hippos not have caused any issues to the Egyptian farms?
I had the privelege of being one of his students during Stan's classes for 3 years. I specifically remember his class about the Narmer palette. I used to love his teaching style.
Respect.
1:00 she says happy mothers day!!!!!! Thats crazy tomorrow is mothers day 2021
Magnificent !!! Thanks for sharing.
Very appreciative he went straight into it, had no use for waffling! (Unusual for Met lecturers).
Also: Hieracompolis HIPPOPOTAMUS.
Very interesting...thanks for sharing!
Loved this!!! Great lecture. Thank you.
Molly Keelean
I love your art work
very excellent presentations. thank you for making available to the public
brilliant
The ancient aliens, atlantis nutties hate this
beautfiul
Pyramids are depicted so many times in these pots!
They aren't pyramids. These are mountains you're seeing.
I don't get it: why putting Hor-Aha as the first pharaoh of dynasty 1 when the egyptians of the first dynasty themselves recognized Narmer as their founder ??? (see the seals of Den and Qaa with the first dynasty king list starting explicitely with Narmer)
DeusVivus they don't know their facts, or atleast have them straight LOL
There are multiple different and in some ways equally correct ways to work with Egyptian chronology. If they approaching the chronology from an artistic standpoint with artistic divisions (as you can well imagine that they might be with this being from the Met) then it stands to reason that they're book ending certain art periods using the names of kings as easy labels rather than an art piece of some sort. Even still, as I understand there is reason to debate whether or not Narmer can be considered a proper dynastic king.
Narmer ( Menes) was the overlap King, or last of the Naqada reign...
Wasn't king scorpion before narmer?
@@ophiolatreia93 Yes but he wasn't a member of the first dynasty. He is among the pre-dynastic kings, who ruled over parts but likely not all of Egypt. That said, I suspect some of them could have been called dynastic kings, had writing been invented earlier so we would have more info on them. Iry-Hor is the earliest whose name we know
This should be called the RE-Dawn of Egyption art. The statues made of marble and granite that are stored in the basements of museums are life size and are carved in the greek style. they are 6 to 8 thousand years old. They are so lifelike as to shock you and are mof many races and contradict the story told here.
May you share a link to what you said?
@@MTB214 Cremato died in 2019, so…
First guy is a tour de force he needed more time
It would be great if they put some subtitles or lyrics in the video
What is shouted from the audience at 39:15 ?
i played it multiple times even with headphones and could not tell, someone help! :D
I think she's saying I don't think it's true!
Molly Keelean
Is my friendship lesson
Why?
Molly Keelean
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0:00:45 Start
And these natives built the Egyptian pyramids and boxes at the Serapeum?
1 hour 13 minutes and 25 seconds. I guess they are no longer considered pharaohs they are now Kings??
Predynastic, so kings.
tinatamad ako panoodin wahhh
I loved the lectures but I feel as if Stan Hendrickx's lecture was lacking.
Renée Friedman on the other hand did delightfully well!
@xXDraconicXx * MATULOG KA NA
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Ah assignment
How many times does this man say
Hippopotamus
Not nearly enough.
too short..., otherwise perfect!
greetings bibia
I am but a lay observer... However I would still like to put forth a theory(does it already exist?) regarding a partial usage case for the great pyrimids. For 70 days there was a purgatory like state that the body of the pharaoh (people generaly?) would be placed in until burial/entombed. This may have been the usage, in part. Likely there were various aditional attributes of the buildings themselves. What does anyone else think about the idea of the great pyramids having been built in stages. Making them multiple buildings representing multiple iterations of culrural practice built one ontop of another?
There have not been any mummies found to confirm the Pyramids of Giza were ever intended at a Pharoh's Tomb. That is 100% Theory.
And the Great Pyramid may and is thought by some academics, to predate the others - they attempted to copy it.
The Sphinx has been proven to be at least 11,000 years old, by Geologists and hundreds of other Geologists confirm this - erosion marks from rain water and rain in that area necessary to accomplish these predates the Dynasties.
The Pyramid is one of many that fall on a point. - Ley-line that encircled the globe. Mainstream Archaeologists are unreasonably irnoring of the Math and Science that these facts present. Facts - but they continue to promote 19th Century ideas.
Lol multiple buildings and they just connected them? Hahahaha how would they get the angle to the top precisely right then
#artofthegreatawakening1
Shout out sa mga may quiz bukas hahahahaha goodluck!
Bahala na yung quiz send notes hAhahaha
Karl Andrei Castrillo wtf ikaw ba yan karl?
Karl Andrei Castrillo karl help anong meron sa gitna antok na ako
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Is that a ufo at 11:39 ?
Nah its clearly a fried egg
Nothing to see here.
no
History is as true as politics.
The sheep with the horns to the sides are he the ones up are hu
He is i
People always remember Sudan history is older then Egypt
How do we know the prisoners on pots were not the poachers getting punished?
Claptrap?
Not before pyramids.
So pano na to bukas? HAHAHAHAA
The fact na meron akong mga kaklase dito na nagpapashoutout kasi may quiz bukas lol *Kung Gusto ninyo nang Summary Ito oh*
*Egypt*
The establishment dynastic story will collapse eventually.
They came after the Pyramids dear.
Sometimes what's "obvious" isn't actually the truth
Sometimes low iq is obvious
@@rhetoric5173 is an IQ of 128 low enough to believe the pyramids were NOT built in 3000bc....? The weathering on the sphinx makes it pretty obvious..
@@rhetoric5173 thank you with providing us with a perfect example.
@@herokillerinc You're welcome.
@@rhetoric5173 😆😆😆
SO MUCH SPECULATION.
Funny, you can't tell me with such certainty what happened during the Dark Ages in Europe, yet you can state with such certainty events that occured in Africa 7,000+ years ago. Yeah surrrrre
They call it the dark ages because there is literally no information no writing no recordings nothing.
that is exactly why it is literally called the dark ages just like the Renaissance age is called the Renaissance because that is when everything started to flower again for people in life in Europe and there is plenty of documentation to be found in the renaissance age.
When it comes to this particular historian is telling us he can’t completely guarantee everything but there is a lot of consensus between people who study all of the stuff who spent years and years and years and years looking at these things and trying to figure out what these things mean. Some of the stuff is a best guess and some of it is confirmed because things match up with stuff from later dates
@@jasondonato5656 "Literally no information". Listen friend, there is much more evidence of medieval dark age practices and customs than there is regarding pre-dynastic/ old kingdom. It's not even close.
We currently in 2019 are closer to Queen nefertiti than she was to the old kingdom Pharoah's. It's not even comparable.
@Jeremy Kirkpatrick How about you state the inaccuracy you moron.
go back to your positivism.
Conclusion?
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Ancient aliens 👽
Y'all mind if i.... make a r e a c t i o n p a p e r
The Egyptian Minister of Antiquities would approve.
Unfortunately.
@Jeremy Kirkpatrick zawi hawass , was . He got caught artifacts , i think.
Nobody knows more about Egyptian art then me! Proudface.jpg Where is Egypt again?
nobudy nose mo bout spalling THAN yoo
Liara I'Sorry ok please tell me what dynasty my Sekhmet totem is from. I discovered it in North America and other artifacts linked to that culture.ua-cam.com/video/uMPrEoWZUBk/v-deo.html
@@MultiDaron Egyptologist (M.A.) and archaeologist (M.A) with a background in Art History and Esthetics and 25+ years of experience. I'm sad to say, but unfortunately: though one could make out a lionshead with the help of a little imagination (and perhaps some suggestion), it hits the trained eye imediately: inescapable without question: that is not an Egytian artefact. Niether dynastic, nor pre-dynastic. Not even from the Late Roman Era. It lacks any traits that could have connected it to Egypt. I'm Sorry.
But, on the other hand and to add something positive to it all: Since it's not Egyptian, you are free to keep it (unless someone can proove legal rights of claim) and though it wasn't how it was intended, if it's Sekhmet to you, make it your own, personal Warrior; She, the Powerful One; The fiery Eye of Ra. Just remember to have plenty of beer, always ready for her. Sekhmet needs her beer. ... ;)
(Esthetics = the study of art as a philosophical concept; the history and (ever ongoing) development of esthetic thought,. Art History is the study of manifested art: the product of the artist, viewed from a human perspective. Esthetics, in contrast, is the human attempt and strive to explain the inherent essence, purpouse and value of art and artistic expression ).
@@deviantoutcast I have my own art recieved from the stars and moon but I can connect it to more than just Egyptian beliefs all beliefs come from one and only one our life giver.
Watched till minute 3.00
And No
No no no.
He guesses, she guesses, you guess, I dont guess: que des sornettes, quels ignorants!
Reaction paper dang
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Introductory lady doesn't have to be so basic
Just to correct you the ancient ancestors of the motherland did not call the land Egypt nor did they call themselves Egyptians ,there's no such thing of (ancient Egyptians) never existed! Egyptians are not ancient people their ancestors originated from Middle East the ancient ancestors of KMT originated in the motherland them are the people you are talking about and they was very very dark skin people! They started civilization south of the Nile Rivers and ended civilizations north of the Nile River in BC time! Same bloodline! Dark skin human beings! Pale skin originated from dark skin!
Get a job
@@Groyped What a job got to do with this garth! Pale skin originated from dark skin, ancient time facts. garth!
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13:05 I see men and women
18:50 climate change maybe?
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Henlo erica walang napasok sa isip ko dito :(
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si sir naman eh ohhhhh mag pa assignment ang habaaaaaa potaaa
don't touch my faceu :^(
Little-Senpai
Ate win win?
Ang saya no? XD
I Can't Think Of A Good Name who are you
Little-Senpai
I'm Batman.
11:10 he will talk about the hippos looking pregnant but ignore the ufo flying overhead. 👽
eksdi
U stuff a crocodile to make it docile, feed it till it’s eyes pop out
The Met needs to return all they stole, every art museum on earth needs to return everything they stole! Patriarchy needs to end!
I don't believe that. 12:24. I don't believe it. That's so rudimentary. That looks like your cover-up art. No next
No disrespect -
The male speaker sounds like Elmer Fudd - "rerl-ry" he does. heeheehee
ua-cam.com/video/QQcccIfy7mE/v-deo.html. Be vewy vewy quiet. I'm hunting wabbits, hahahahahaha
ligma
looks like mr. reviewers guy is here
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Jairehn Arambulo aye grabe naman XD
Egyptians were afraid of the desert. What a joke!!
Horus isn’t the king of all guards…
bofa
11.04 - 11.37 above the "bewildered hair" There's an obvious UFO flying saucer shape...Prisoners being led to it?
Changes the scene a bit when one notices the disk top left below the mountain at 11:05. Interesting that all of the animals are pregnant. Looks like herding the hippos and cow as they have rope already tied to their necks..
It does look like that.
Wow - fits with the AA Theories. Amazing.
There is not an obvious UFO saucer shape, how very silly of you.
@@somniumisdreaming it’s a sombrero right?
@@bretdouglas9407 spot on!