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πŸΊβš”οΈ How Did Ancient Egyptians Store Their Weapons? | 3D CGI Reconstruction

🏺 How did ancient Egyptian soldiers store their weapons before battle?

Archaeological evidence gives us fascinating clues. The Metropolitan Museum of Art preserves a Middle Kingdom model of a spear case containing seven spears, while New Kingdom discoveries include caches containing bows, arrows, javelins and other weapons.

Some New Kingdom javelins were even found partially disassembled, giving us a remarkable glimpse into how ancient weapons could be handled and stored.

In this Empire Echo episode, we use high-quality 3D CGI and architectural reconstruction to visualize an ancient Egyptian military storage room, weapon cases, organized equipment and the process of preparing weapons for soldiers.

🏺 Discover Ancient Egyptian weapons, military technology, archaeology and forgotten systems through cinematic historical CGI.

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Transcript
00:01Ancient Egyptian soldiers didn't just throw their weapons into a pile, they had a smarter way to store them.
00:08Archaeologists even found Egyptian weapon-iption weapon caches containing bows, arrows and javelins that had been partially taken apart.
00:15From spear cases to weapon caches, ancient Egyptian equipment could be stored as organized sets, not simply left scattered around.
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