"Carriers of the offering"
is one of the most prominent pieces found in the museum, indicating that it is made up of 3 women and carrying on their heads offerings.
He continued to echo the country: The statue highlights one of the types of clothes that distinguished the ancient Egyptian woman according to her profession, where the offerers wore a white robe woven around the body with a strap to match the nature of their job.
He explained that the statue is made of colored wood, and belongs historically to the ancient state, "The Sixth Dynasty - the era of King Bibi I" 2289 - 2255 BC.
As for the idea of offering offerings in the ancient Egyptian civilization, Ali Aboudashish, a researcher in Egyptian antiquities, revealed to us that the idea of the sacrifice was born with the cradle of human civilization, due to the fear of nature's anger, and that is why the ancient peoples presented their closeness to the gods with offerings that varied between food, wheat and animals.
He continued: The offerings of the ancient Egyptians in ancient Egypt were presented under the supervision of the priests of the temples, and ranged between gifts of the best meat and fine food, as well as the bread had a great value, and was presented among the funerary offerings that are presented on the tables in front of the graves, which was monitored by numerous inscriptions and drawings on the walls Temples and cemeteries.
