Iteru | Dive in the harbour basin and you swim with the tilapia.
The Nile fish Egyptians ate every day, and painted on their tomb walls.
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Iteru | A plain tiger settles on the dry grass at the desert edge.
The same butterfly flies in the famous marsh painting from Nebamun's tomb.
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Iteru | Day 142. The Sphinx's face, fixed.
The streaks across the cheek and the stray second ear on the headcloth are gone. Same light, same angle.
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Iteru | Walking into Tura, under the cliffs where the pyramids' white casing stone was cut.
Your footprints stay in the sand behind you.
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Iteru | An egret fishing in the papyrus shallows at Tura.
Every bird in the world is a species that lived on the Old Kingdom Nile.
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Iteru | One pyramid, built by everyone, course by course.
Haulers, quarrymen, crafters, bakers: every block is counted, and the gangs' names go on the stone.
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Iteru | The Drowned Gallery: a flooded tomb under Giza and its three guardians.
Each one teaches a single rule. The last one tests them all.
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Iteru | Bread starts in the field.
Gather the emmer, bake at the hearth. Your skill and your goods set the quality, and the clay mould wears out.
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Iteru | Your work gang's name, composed the way the pyramid crews named theirs.
The real ones are painted inside the Great Pyramid: "How powerful is the White Crown of Khufu".
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Iteru | Every enemy attack shows its shape on the ground first: circle, cone, ring, sweep.
Shapes, not just colours, so everyone can read them.
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