تأثير الفنون الزخرفية العراقية القديمة على فنون مصر القديمة

Abstract EN

The research aims to highlight the effects of ancient Iraqi art on the arts of ancient Egypt, so the geographical isolation that the natural environment granted to Egypt did not prevent contact with other peoples of the ancient Near East, especially Mesopotamia, we have various evidence of that connection occurring since prehistoric times, where This effect was evident in the types of plant, engineering, and script decorations and human and animal paintings.

This stage in which Egypt took some civilized appearances from the Mesopotamia Valley was defined in the historical period between the middle of the fourth millennium and until the beginning of the third millennium BC, which includes pre-dynastic times in Egypt and is met in ancient Iraq by the second Warka era, the Jamda Nasr and the beginning of the dawn era Races are the era called the book-like era, and this originality is an attribute of both the Mesopotamian civilization and the Nile Valley civilization.