Abstract

Die digitale Sammlung beinhaltet eine Auswahl der archäologischen Objekte der Ausgrabung in Ramses-Stadt, der nördlichen Haupt- und Residenzstadt Altägyptens, ca. 100 km nördlich von Kairo und ca. 80 km westlich von Ismaëlia.

Language:

German

Digital Format:

HTML, JPEG/JFIF

Digital Type:

Still image

Subject:

Culture
Culture > Culture
Culture > Culture > Cultural creation
Culture > Culture > Cultural differentiation
Culture > Culture > Cultural identity
Culture > Religion
Culture > Philosophy and ethics > Belief
Culture > History
Culture > History > Archaeology
Culture > History > Religious history
Politics, law and economics > Personnel management > Work environment
Culture > History > How we lived then
Politics, law and economics > Services > Transport
Social and human sciences > Population > Migration
Culture > History > Local history
Politics, law and economics > Legal systems > Legal history
Culture > Visual arts
Culture > Visual arts > Architecture
Culture > Visual arts > Handicrafts
Culture > Visual arts > Plastic arts
Social and human sciences > Human settlements and land use
Social and human sciences > Human settlements and land use > Human settlements
Social and human sciences > Human settlements and land use > Land use
Social and human sciences > Human settlements and land use > Regional development
Social and human sciences > Human settlements and land use > Urban areas
Social and human sciences > Human settlements and land use > Urban development
Social and human sciences > Human settlements and land use > Buildings and the build environment
Culture > Visual arts > Buildings
Culture > Visual arts > Monuments

Period:

Prehistory
Prehistory > Bronze Age

Culture:

African

Spatial Coverage:

North Africa > EGYPT
North Africa

Relationships:

Relation type	Target identifier
May be under the responsibility of an institution	Roemer- und Pelizaeus-Museum Hildesheim [Institution]
May be made available via a product or service	Grabung in Qantir / Ramses-Stadt: Online [Service]

URI:

http://www.michael-culture.org/de/id/eprint/2185