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Liverpool Museum - Sekhmet
This is one of a pair of statues of Sekhmet that stand guard to the entrance of the mummy room in Liverpool museum.
u/Sausagerolls-mmm — 2 days ago

This is one of a pair of statues of Sekhmet that stand guard to the entrance of the mummy room in Liverpool museum.
I’ve recently listened to Bob Brier’s history of ancient Egypt where he discusses the early kings and the Narmer Palette and something struck me, the artwork on the palette shows a clearly defined Egyptian culture that appears to be really well formed and that there must have been a gradual lead up to that rather than a light switch that went from nomadic farmers to a fully developed civilisation. What if any evidence is there of this transition and can anyone point me towards some more reading material? Thank you!