View asset onlySaqqara / Tomb of Idut / ServantsSakhara – Saqqâra (Central Egypt), Tomb of Princess Sesh-seshet Idut (originally tomb of Vizir Ihi, Old Kingdom, late 5th dynasty; transformed into tomb for Princess Idut, early 6th dynast, c. 2330 BC)– Servants with bustards (Avis tarda).Painted limestone relief.Photo, 2004.IdentifierAKG446570SourceHervé ChampollionCredit lineHervé Champollion / akg-imagesEvent date-2330Image date-2330Time Period24TH CENTURY B.C.3RD MILLENNIUM B.C.Topic5TH DYNASTY6TH DYNASTYANCIENT EGYPTANIMALARTBIRDBUSTARDDETAILFOODSTUFFSGREAT BUSTARDHISTORYMANOLD KINGDOMORNITHOLOGYPOLYCHROMYPOULTRYSERVANT (MALE)SOCIETYGeographyEGYPTSAKHARA ; SAQQARATOMB OF PRINCESS IDUTPersonHERVE CHAMPOLLIONPRINCESS IDUTTechniquePHOTOGRAPHRELIEFSCULPTURESize3364px × 2243px (21 MB) 28.4 cm × 18.9 cm @ 300 dpiAdd to lightbox: 'My First Lightbox'Add to cartDownload
