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- ancientegyptdaily06.12.2021 - 3 minutes ago
The writings on the west gable in Unas's burial chamber consist of spells that protect the sarcophagus and mummy within. The north and south walls of the chamber are dedicated to the offering and resurrection rituals respectively, and the east wall contains texts asserting the king's control over his sustenance in the form of a response to the offering ritual.
The offering ritual texts continue onto the north and south walls of the passageway splitting the resurrection ritual which concludes on the south wall. In the rituals of the burial chamber, the king is identified both as himself and as the god Osiris, being addressed as "Osiris Unas". The king is also identified with other deities, occasionally several, alongside Osiris in other texts.
The antechamber and corridor were inscribed primarily with personal texts. The west, north and south walls of the antechamber contain texts whose primary concern is the transition from the human realm to the next, and with the king's ascent to the sky.
The east wall held a second set of protective spells, starting with the "Cannibal Hymn". In the hymn, Unas consumes the gods to absorb their power for his resurrection. The southern section of the walls of the corridor contain texts that focus primarily on the resurrection and ascension of the deceased. The mere presence of the spells[e] within the tomb were believed to have efficacy, thus protecting the king even if the funerary cult ceased to function. [X]
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![The writings on the west gable in Unass burial chamber consist of spells that protect the sarcophagus and mummy within. The north and south walls of the chamber are dedicated to the offering and resurrection rituals respectively, and the east wall contains texts asserting the kings control over his sustenance in the form of a response to the offering ritual.The offering ritual texts continue onto the north and south walls of the passageway splitting the resurrection ritual which concludes on the south wall. In the rituals of the burial chamber, the king is identified both as himself and as the god Osiris, being addressed as Osiris Unas. The king is also identified with other deities, occasionally several, alongside Osiris in other texts.The antechamber and corridor were inscribed primarily with personal texts. The west, north and south walls of the antechamber contain texts whose primary concern is the transition from the human realm to the next, and with the kings ascent to the sky. The east wall held a second set of protective spells, starting with the Cannibal Hymn. In the hymn, Unas consumes the gods to absorb their power for his resurrection. The southern section of the walls of the corridor contain texts that focus primarily on the resurrection and ascension of the deceased. The mere presence of the spells[e] within the tomb were believed to have efficacy, thus protecting the king even if the funerary cult ceased to function. [X] #egypt#ancient egypt#egyptology#archaeology#historyedit#mine#my edit#documentary #doc: the nile 5000 years of history #unas#dynasty 5#old kingdom](https://64.media.tumblr.com/205b58bbd69e99349ef1c56e7b42ebe5/f992a3b3db1d9886-bc/s500x750/7523a6fc72ba794aa6e136d122d956a519542672.gifv)
