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1988年4月8日,在南卡罗来纳州立大学的麦基西克(McKissick)博物馆中展出的,并且公认是关于民族巡礼的“最早埃及人”,根据早先与现代的考古发现检验了历史上的伟大革命之一,即埃及文明的发展。这些发现表明埃及人的死者崇拜在尼罗河的文明发展中起了重要作用。按不确切地类推,我们可设想到我们自己社会的,更华丽豪华的葬礼方式促进了今日文明的进步。如果说这个想法似乎是荒谬的话,那只是由于我们的世界观根本不同于支配古埃及人生活的那个世界观。
On April 8, 1988, the “earliest Egyptians” exhibited at the University of South Carolina’s McKissick Museum and acknowledged as a nation’s tribute, tested historically based on previous and modern archaeological discoveries One of the great revolutions, the development of Egyptian civilization. These findings show that the worship of the dead of the Egyptians played an important role in the civilization and development of the Nile. By imprecise analogy, we can imagine that the more ornate funeral funeral pattern in our own society contributes to the progress of today’s civilization. If this idea seems absurd, it is only because our outlook on the world is fundamentally different from the one that dominated the ancient Egyptians.