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Hairstyles and Identity in Ancient Egypt by barbara gilli is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The article examines the significance of hair in constructing identity in ancient Egypt between 1480-1350 B.C., focusing on how hairstyles reflect gender, age, and social status. It discusses the cultural meanings associated with hair and the various styles worn by different societal groups, particularly the elite. The study highlights the role of visual representations in tomb chapels as a means to understand social hierarchies and transitions between life stages.
- Author
- barbara gilli
- Language
- EN