Representación de Anubis en madera.

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Human beings have been studying ancient Egyptian history for years through the discovery of six archeological pieces recovered during excavations at Qubbet el-Hawa (Asuán, Egypt) by the University of Jaén since 2008. The research team "Egiptología y Papirología (HUM-458)" presents a workshop titled: "Archaeologists in Egypt, What Do Their Discoveries Tell Us?" The workshop is designed for elementary school students to review ancient Egyptian history and learn about the Qubbet el-Hawa necropolis. This model provides students with the necessary information to complete worksheet number five: "Religion and Temples". The inventory number of the object is: QH33/10/C7/UE90/18. These archeological pieces are presented in 3D format thanks to the tridimensional documentation work done during the 2019 excavation campaign by art historian Libertad Serrano Lara.