King Tirhaqa, 25th Dynasty
Sudan · 1993 · 10 £S - Sudanese pound
This stamp features a granite head sculpture of King Tirhaqa, a prominent ruler of the 25th Dynasty of Egypt, also known as the Nubian Dynasty. The artifact, discovered in the Temple of Amun at Karnak, showcases the distinctive features of Kushite portraiture. The design highlights the historical and cultural heritage of the Nubian civilization within modern Sudan.
Issued in 1993, this stamp celebrates Sudan's rich ancient history, specifically the Kushite kingdom that ruled Egypt during the 25th Dynasty. King Tirhaqa is a significant figure in both Sudanese and Egyptian history.
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