hoe

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This is a hoe. It is from Qurna, Thebes. Hoes and ploughs were used in agricultural work to break up the soil for planting. In Egypt the Nile flood deposited…

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mud rake

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This is a mud rake. It is from Egypt but the exact location is unknown. Farm workers and labourers used basic tools, including this rake, for jobs such as clearing…

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wooden figure carrying sack

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This is a wooden tomb model figure, carrying a sack. It is from Egypt but the exact location is unknown. The Egyptians believed that a wooden model placed in the…

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arrowhead

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This is an arrowhead. It is said to be from Memphis. It was used as a weapon. This is an arrow head. It is made from a copper alloy. We…

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This is an arrowhead. It is from Shuneh Fort, Abydos. Different shapes of arrowhead were made depending on the intended target. Barbed heads ensured that the arrow wouldn't fall out…

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This is an arrowhead. It is from Memphis. Different shapes of arrowhead were made depending on the intended target. Barbed heads ensured that the arrow wouldn't fall out of the…

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macehead

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This is a stone mace head. It is from El-'Amra. The Egyptian soldier could use a mace, slingstone, spear, bow and arrow, axe or knife against the enemy. The mace…

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mace head

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This is a stone mace head. It is from Egypt but the exact location is unknown. The Egyptian soldier could use a mace, slingstone, spear, bow and arrow, axe or…

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bowmen carving

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This is a fragment of wall relief, with a carving of bowmen on. It is from Amarna. The bow and arrow was one of the earliest weapons. It was effective…

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