Burial Goods Collection
"Unveiling the Secrets of Burial Goods: A Glimpse into Ancient Funerary Traditions" Step back in time and explore the fascinating world of burial goods
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"Unveiling the Secrets of Burial Goods: A Glimpse into Ancient Funerary Traditions" Step back in time and explore the fascinating world of burial goods, artifacts that were carefully selected to accompany individuals on their journey to the afterlife. From majestic dolmens to intricate figurines, these objects offer valuable insights into ancient civilizations' beliefs and customs surrounding death. One remarkable find is the lion figurine from the Tomb of Tutankhamen, dating back to the 14th century BC. This exquisite piece symbolizes strength and protection, reflecting the pharaoh's desire for a safe passage into eternity. Traveling further east, we encounter jewelry from Sumeria's Royal Cemetery at Ur in ancient Iraq. Dating back approximately 2600 BC during Early Dynastic III period, these opulent adornments showcase Sumerian craftsmanship and highlight their belief in an afterlife filled with luxury. Moving on to China's Western Han dynasty, we discover a female attendant tomb figurine from around the 2nd century B. C. , providing a glimpse into social hierarchies and gender roles of that era. Alongside it stands a pair of tomb chamber doors intricately carved with symbolic motifs representing prosperity and protection. But they can not limited to grandeur alone; they also shed light on everyday life during different periods. The discovery of pigsty and latrines from Han dynasty tombs reveals how even mundane aspects like hygiene were considered essential for ensuring comfort beyond death. Amongst other intriguing finds is an Eastern Han dynasty granary (Cang), which showcases meticulous architectural details while emphasizing sustenance as crucial for eternal existence. Additionally, tomb figures such as entertainers or dancers demonstrate society's appreciation for leisure activities even in death. The inclusion of mythical creatures is another recurring theme within burial goods. A winged beast tomb figure from Western Han dynasty captures imaginations with its fantastical features while serving as a guardian against evil forces.