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Akhenaten Making an Offering to Aten Statue Dragon Incense Burner who was named pharaoh

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Halftone depot sheet — citrus ink, brutal tile edges, metro rhythm.

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who was named pharaoh

the forward-facing eye

Height: 19cm / 7

Lord of the Animals is portrayed as human or half human with an antler crown

Akhenaten Making an Offering to Aten Statue Dragon Incense Burner who was named pharaohThe revolutionary pharaoh Akhenaten shook the very foundations of ancient Egyptian society! Originally named Amenhotep IV, this bold ruler transformed Egypts religious landscape during his reign from 1353 1336 BCE by doing the unthinkable abolishing the worship of multiple gods in favor of a single deity, the sun disk Aten. This radical move earned him the title heretic king. With his stunning queen Nefertiti by his side, he went even further by

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