- The
Gerzeh culture, also
called Naqada II,
refers to the
archaeological stage at
Gerzeh (also
Girza or Jirzah), a
prehistoric Egyptian cemetery located...
- was
found in a
graveyard near
Gerzeh that
contained 7.5% Ni.
Dated to
around 3200 BC,
geochemical analysis of the
Gerzeh iron beads,
based on the ratio...
-
Gerzeh (Persian: گرزه) is a
village in
Bandar Charak Rural District,
Shibkaveh District,
Bandar Lengeh County,
Hormozgan province, Iran. At the time of...
- palettes. A list of the
Egyptian hieroglyphs and the
individual palettes. The
Gerzeh Palette, or "Hathor Palette", "Cow-Head Palette" has
topics containing 5-stars...
- the
excavation included artifacts from the
Amratian (Naqada I) and the
Gerzeh (Naqada II).
Naqada stands near the site of a
prehistoric Egyptian necropolis:...
- c. 3500–3200 BC. It
shares distinctive imagery with
artifacts from the
Gerzeh culture.
Nekhen was the
center of the cult of a hawk deity,
Horus of Nekhen...
-
prehistoric source – Badakshan, in
northeastern Afghanistan –
reached ancient Gerzeh.[10] By the
first half of the 4th
millennium BC,
predynastic Egyptians in...
-
fertility of the land. The
earliest known example of a
crook is from the
Gerzeh culture (Naqada II), and
comes from tomb U547 in
Abydos [citation needed]...
-
Trade with the
oases was also likely. The
Gerzeh culture ("Naqada II"),
named after the site of el-
Gerzeh, was the next
stage in
cultural development...
-
strung across the
waist and neck of an
entombed man at a
grave site in the
Gerzeh cemetery, 70 km (43 mi)
south of
modern Cairo. Soon
after the beads' discovery...
