Meritaten: The Forgotten Beauty, Sister of King Tutankhamun
Did you know that, alongside the famous King Tutankhamun, there was another powerful and beautiful woman in the ancient Egyptian royal family? That’s Meritaten, the young king’s sister, who left her own mark on history.
A remarkably preserved painted limestone statue of Meritaten reveals the beauty of this royal woman. Although the colors have faded over time, traces of pigment remaining on her eyes, cheekbones, and neck demonstrate the sophistication of ancient Egyptian art. A 100% accurate reconstruction helps us visualize Meritaten’s beauty.
This statue is not just an artwork, but also a historical witness, taking us back in time to explore Meritaten’s life and role in her dynasty. Are you curious about the story of this woman who lived in a turbulent period of ancient Egypt?
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