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- As a temple text written down and set up in the temple of Ptah, it is likely that the Shabaka Stone served a religious, cultic-theological purpose, placing its subject...
- The Shabaka Stone (British Museum 498) is a heavy, nearly black slab of "Green breccia" from Wadi Hammamat of 137 wide. The left side is ca.
- The Shabaka Stone, sometimes Shabaqo, is a relic incised with an ancient Egyptian religious text, which dates from the Twenty-fifth Dynasty of Egypt.
- The Shabaka Stone. The Shabaka Stone is 92 x 137 cm in size. It has 62 vertical columns of text and 2 horizontal columns which rest across the top.
- There are numerous examples of this Kushite enterprise, one of them being an object of great historical importance - the Shabaka Stone.
- Part of this project involved restoring various ancient texts, the most famous of which was named the Shabaka Stone, found in the Temple of Ptah in Memphis.
- The inscription is the most significant source of Shabaka Stone, the creation myth of Egyptian mythology developed in Memphis.
- - The Shabaka Stone was dedicated by the Kushite pharaoh Neferkare, i.e. Shabaka (711-697). The stela is 92 x 138 cm in size.
- The Shabaka Stone was dedicated by the Kushite pharaoh Neferkare, i.e. Shabaka (711-697). The stela is 92 x 138 cm in size.
