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whencyclopedia: “Glazed Polychrome Tile from Tell el-Yahudieh This decorative tile of glazed faience originally ornamented the walls of a palace of King Ramesses III at Tell e-Yahudieh in the Egyptian Delta. This (and other tiles) would once have...

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Glazed Polychrome Tile from Tell el-Yahudieh

This decorative tile of glazed
faience
originally ornamented the walls of a
palace
of King
Ramesses
III at Tell e-Yahudieh in the
Egyptian
Delta. This (and other tiles) would once have been included in symbolic friezes illustrating
Egypt
’s
triumph
over its traditional enemies: Nubians, Libyans, and Asiatics. This fragment shows an Asiatic prisoner. 12th century BCE. From Tell el-Yahudieh, Egypt. (The British Museum, London).
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