O papel dos amuletos em cemitérios de não-elite no Antigo Egito
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2448-1750.revmae.2020.163425Palavras-chave:
Amuletos, Antigo Egito, Práticas funeráriasResumo
O presente artigo tem como objetivo expandir a noção sobre amuletos no Antigo Egito através da discussão dos aspectos da contextualização desses objetos em cemitérios de não-elite. Para tanto, demonstramos a variabilidade contextual e a diversidade social caracterizada por diferentes práticas, apropriações e ressignificações dessa cultura material em enterramentos. A intenção é questionar interpretações generalizantes dos amuletos concebidas a partir de fontes textuais e iconográficas acessíveis apenas para a elite. Através da análise contextual de dados sobre amuletos encontrados em três sítios, Gurob, Matmar e Lahun, pretendemos refletir sobre as diferentes práticas e crenças em relação a não-elite.
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