Use of a Khekher Ornament 1390 BC

This ancient Egyptian tomb painting, dating back to 1390 BC, depicts a scene of agricultural labor. It shows four figures, likely representing farmers, engaged in the process of planting and cultivating crops. The figures are depicted in a stylized manner characteristic of ancient Egyptian art, with their bodies rendered in profile while their eyes face the viewer. The painting highlights the importance of agriculture in ancient Egyptian society and its connection to the afterlife, as these murals were typically found in tombs. It is a vivid example of the meticulous attention to detail and symbolism that characterized ancient Egyptian art.