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Wpływ wody na egipską architekturę grobową: przypadek grobowców prywatnych z czasów Starego Państwa

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  • Kamil Kuraszkiewicz

Opublikowane 2022-04-16

Słowa kluczowe

  • Egipt,
  • Saqqara,
  • Stare Państwo,
  • Epoka Piramid,
  • architektura grobowa,
  • grobowce,
  • zmiany klimatu,
  • opady deszczu
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Abstrakt

Świadectwa znajdowane na cmentarzysku dworzan po zachodniej stronie kompleksu Piramidy Schodkowej w Saqqara wskazują, że starożytni budowniczowie grobowców reagowali na zmiany klimatyczne (związane z tzw. 4.2 ka event) wprowadzając nowatorskie środki mające zminimalizować negatywny wpływ opadów deszczu na kult pośmiertny osób prywatnych. Artykuł prezentuje rozwiązania, które miały na celu ochronę miejsc pochówku i odnowienie uszkodzonych przez wodę miejsc kultu.

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