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Ceremonial Axe of Ahmose I - Egypt Museum
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Edged, Close Combat Weapons
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Edged, Close Combat Weapons
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File:Ceremonial axes of Ahmose I, with Ahmose I striking a Hyksos warrior (retouched).jpg - Wikimedia Commons
II Elamite bronze axe head, millenium BC. - iFunny Brazil
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Ancient Kemet Origins - Battle–Axe, 15th Dynasty Characteristic of the weapons of the Hyksos are their bronze battle-axes. This type of weapon was not known in Egypt. The Egyptians used axes with
Ancient Egypt's Second Intermediate Period: The Hyksos “Invasion”
This is the ceremonial axe of King Ahmes and is 3600 years old. Ahmes was the establisher of 18th Dynasty and the conqueror of the Hyksos. He was the son of Queen
Ax | Second Intermediate Period–Early New Kingdom | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
