Akhenaton (Neues Museum, Berlin)
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Akhenaton (Neues Museum, Berlin)
Image by dalbera
Statuette d’Akhenaton tenant une stèle sans inscription
Nouveau Royaume, 18ème Dynastie
1350 av.JC
Amarna, Egypte
Albatre
Neues Museum
Période d’Amarna
Musée égyptien
Donation James Simon, 1920
Site du musée
www.neues-museum.de/
La collection du Neues Museum présente en particulier les trésors trouvés à Amarna, la capitale d’Aménophis IV Akhenaton, le pharaon hérétique. les archéologues allemands fouillèrent le site entre 1911 et 1914, en privilégiant les maisons particulières. Ce choix se révèla payant, car de nombreux objets y avaient été laissés. Cette découverte constitue une rupture dans la continuité millénaire de l’art de l’Egypte ancienne. extrait du site en français
voir aussi le musée du Caire
www.flickr.com/photos/dalbera/2076174389/
Akhenaton (Neues Museum, Berlin)
Image by dalbera
Tête d’une statue d’Akhenaton
Nouvel Empire
18ème Dynastie
1340-1335 av.JC
Amarna, Egypte
Plâtre stuqué
Donation James Simon, 1920
Neues Museum
Période d’Amarna
Musée égyptien
Site du musée
www.neues-museum.de/
La collection du Neues Museum présente en particulier les trésors trouvés à Amarna, la capitale d’Aménophis IV Akhenaton, le pharaon hérétique. les archéologues allemands fouillèrent le site entre 1911 et 1914, en privilégiant les maisons particulières. Ce choix se révèla payant, car de nombreux objets y avaient été laissés. Cette découverte constitue une rupture dans la continuité millénaire de l’art de l’Egypte ancienne. extrait du site en français
voir aussi le musée du Caire
www.flickr.com/photos/dalbera/2076174389/
videoAkhenaton – La Face B (Pete Rock Remix)
S0ULSURVIVOR187http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/users/s0ulsurvivor187MusicAkhenaton, Pete, Rock, RemixAkhenaton – La Face B (Pete Rock Remix)
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Akhenaton Symphony – 1 mov
“Akhenaton Symphony”
Federico Bellini
Digital Music 2009
Duration : 0:6:3
Akhenaton – Bad Boys de Marseille (Version Sauvage)
Akhenaton feat. la Fonky Family, Shurik’n, Bruizza – Bad Boys de Marseille (Version Sauvage) 1996
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Akhenaton, the Cult of Aton part 5/6
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AKHENATON feat ALONZO(psy4) feat l algerino ” rimes severes “
album: black album d akhenaton
feat alonzo et l algerino
Duration : 0:3:28
Michael Tsarion on Akhenaton, the Cult of Aton – part 5 of 6
At the time Akhenaten became Egypt’s pharaoh during the XVIII Dynasty circa 1350 B.C., Thebes was the capital and its patron god, Amun, the most powerful of the Egyptian gods. Amun had delivered Egypt at the start of the New Kingdom, driving foreign occupiers out of the land. The priests that served Amun were powerful and held as much as 30% of the land. Known first as Amonhotep IV, the pharaoh changed his name to Akhenaten during the fifth year of his reign, banishing the old gods and instituting what some scholars have called a “religious revolution.”
Akhenaten and the Cult of Aton
Rejecting the traditional Egyptian gods, Akhenaten took the extraordinary step of moving the capital to a new city, built from scratch on the east bank of the Nile at Amarna. It was called Akhetaten or the “horizon of the Aten,” and would stand for thirty years. Moving his court to the new city, Akhenaten vowed never to leave, a decision that would have negative implications.
Aten was the sun disk, the Re of old Egypt, personified in the pharaoh who was both the son and intermediary. According to Bob Brier, the idea of the sun disk first appeared “a thousand years earlier during the Old Kingdom.” Similarly, Nicolas Grimal argues that Akhenaten’s beliefs were not revolutionary or new, but could be traced back to old theological teachings coming out of Heliopolis in the Old Kingdom period.
Writing much of the liturgy himself, Akhenaten’s most well known poem of adoration was his Great Hymn to the Aten which has often been compared to the Old Testament Psalm 104. The notion that Aten somehow promoted monotheism is debated. Grimal points out that “Atenism” was a reflection of “the common ground of Semitic civilizations.”
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