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| − | Iconography is the science and writing of different symbols and icons in a civilization. Using this technique, the Egyptians formed different pictures to show religion and politics. At this time, religion and politics were very tightly woven. As a result of this connection, large murals and paintings of the pharaohs and gods covered the walls. For example, the pharaoh was a living representation of Ma’ at, the philosophy of justice, law, and ethics, and Ma’ at was painted as a women with wings by iconography.
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| − | By Samuel Faraguna
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| − | [[http://www.archaeological.org/lectures/abstracts/3903 ]]
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| − | [[http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?72901-Ma-at-Artificial-Intelligence-Universal-Aspects]]
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