The ancient Egyptian loved and respected everyone, especially the dwarves. Among the commandments of the ancients (Do not mock the dwarf), let’s talk about the most famous Egyptian dwarves.
The dwarf Seneb was responsible for the royal clothing at the end of the Fifth Dynasty approximately, and he found under his statue cartouches inside the name of King Khufu and King Jadfa Ra. It is said that he was a priest of their spirit.
In addition, he was one of the wealthy, and it is clear from the inscriptions of his tomb, in which we see that he had some boats. In one of the inscriptions, he was inside a stretcher in a vehicle; in addition to that, he owned much livestock.
The dwarf Seneb married a woman who is not a dwarf, demonstrating the understanding and love that existed in Egyptian life.
The statue was discovered in 1927 by the German archaeologist Juncker in the cemetery of the dwarf Seneb in Giza, specifically west of the Great Pyramid.
The statue of the Egyptian dwarf Seneb and his wife, sitting cross-legged on a seat without a footrest, is like the dwarf sculptor with his natural body shape. Harmonious married life.
The beautiful thing that demonstrates the genius of the sculptor is the depiction of the representation of Sanab cross-legged and the place of his small feet; his two children stood in a beautiful picture that reaches the onlooker’s harmony and love.
If we only learn from the ancient Egyptians, we will be like them, so we respect each other and accept anyone, regardless of their condition, and according to my initiative (Reviving the Ancient Egyptian Identity), we must revive their ways of living and learn to respect everyone like them.