The Palette of King Narmer

Egyptian culture is a culture that lasted about 3000 years and is near the Nile River. As the Nile provides most of the resources to the Egyptians, many art works are based on representing these rich resources. Another great influence of the created artwork is the king and god (Sokstad and Cothren, 50) which is kept at such a high standard. In particular, the king is famous for his wonderful achievements.

In front of the other side of Narmer Palette, this fax was on display at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto, Canada. An inscription of a hieroglyph is found. In the eastern part, civilization appeared in the Indus valley, the beginning of Chinese civilization appeared from the Yellow River. Chinese bronze is generally practical and a better daily ship version of precious materials such as spears or clouds, or "ritual bronze", everyday ship, tools and weapons. In addition to the many big sacrificial tripods known as China's details there are many other different shapes. The ceremonial bronze is decorated with tactical motifs, including highly stylized animal faces.

Cosmetic pallets are used for makeup. The earliest example is a rectangle dating back to 5000 BC. The pallet later adopted a more round shape like the Narmer palette. The palette of King Nelson is the first of its kind. It has the decoration of the king and combines the enemies of Egypt with the cavities used to break the unity of Egypt and Egypt and polish cosmetics. Later I developed into a fish-shaped pallet. Since fish is a symbol of resurrection and new life, they may have chosen the shape of fish. Fish shaped pallets are usually decorated with precious stones used by the royal family. These pallets have evolved into canvas shaped containers to accommodate the symbolic meaning of ancient Egyptians.