The Narmer salad contains some early hieroglyphic inscriptions.

The painting depicts the event of the unification of Upper and Lower Egypt during the reign of King Narmer.

On one side, the king is depicted with the white crown of Upper Egypt, in the Victory March. Under it, the necks of two legendary animals are intertwined, while they are bound by human figures. They are believed to represent Upper and Lower Egypt under the control of the king. On the other side, the king is depicted wearing the white crown of Upper Egypt, about to strike the ruler of Lower Egypt, and this picture of the king who beats an enemy has become an icon of the ancient Egyptian monarchy, and it is still engraved on the last ancient Egyptian temples that were absolutely constructed.

The early era, the first dynasty, the era of Narmer (about 3100 BC)

Material: green schist.

Now in the Egyptian Museum