story of wenamun in a sentence

• The Story of Wenamun and the Instruction of Any are well-known examples from this period.
• By some accounts, he had a servant named Thorpayuran, mentioned in the " Story of Wenamun ."
• About a hundred years before the " Story of Wenamun ", the Egyptians had expelled the Sea Peoples from Egypt and now Egypt was in trouble.
• Towards the end of the New Kingdom, the vernacular language was more often employed to write popular pieces like the Story of Wenamun and the Instruction of Any.
• The extant ending of the Story of Wenamun records how Wenamun, a priest of Egypt, had been blown off course on the sea journey from Byblos to Egypt and ended up on Alashiya.
• As he is a character in the " Story of Wenamun ", an Egyptian work of historical fiction, it is not entirely certain if Zakar-Baal was a historical personage.
• Known mainly from the " Story of Wenamun ", the Tjeker are also documented earlier, at Dor in Canaan during the 12th century BCE from a small Bronze Age town to a large city.
• The " Story of Wenamun " was discovered with another historical fiction, the so-called " Tale of Woe " [ " Papyrus Pushkin 127 " ], which takes the form of an imaginative letter as a vehicle to convey a narrative; see Caminos 1977 for discussion of both works.
• In 1884 85 he organized and financed excavations in Wadi Hammamat, followed by the research at Tell el-Maskhuta in 1888 89 . In the course of the following two decades he travelled to Egypt more than sixty times and brought back an enormous collection of more than 6, 000 ancient Egyptian antiquities, including such priceless relics as the Moscow Mathematical Papyrus, the Story of Wenamun, and various Fayum portraits.
• I'm unsure on sources for these, but perhaps the pages will have leads : Harkhuf, an ancient Egyptian traveller of the 23rd century BCE; Story of Wenamun, another ancient Egyptian travelling story, perhaps a bit garbled over time; Pytheas, whose tale is told by Strabo, Pliny, and perhaps in other fragments; Hanno the Navigator and Himilco the Navigator, Carthaginians both; perhaps too obvious, but how about Alexander the Great?
• It's difficult to see story of wenamun in a sentence .
• Other Egyptian sources refer to one of the individual groups without reference to any of the other groups : the Amarna letters ( EA 151 refers to the Denyen, EA 38 to the Lukka, and EA 81, EA 122 and EA 133 to the Sherden ), Padiiset's Statue refers to the Peleset, the Cairo Column refers to the Shekelesh, the Story of Wenamun refers to the Tjekker, and 13 further Egyptian sources refer to the Sherden.