Although other archaeological data from other sites should be evaluated (for instance, that from Beni Hasan
and Dendera), Bersha would seem to have been the site of cultural exchange between Saqqara and Thebes.
The coffin lid from the Beni Hasan
archaeological site in Egypt is awash with rustic colours, mosaic patterns and hieroglyphics.
However, in Minya, Upper Egypt, another inscription was engraved in the tomb of Amenemhat, from the 12th Dynasty during the era of Senusret I, in Beni Hasan
Cemetery; it talks about a just king, whose era had never seen a famine, Head of Minya Antiquities, Gamal Samastawy, told Egypt Today.
Similar games have been played for thousands of years, with the earliest known record a 4,000-year-old Egyptian drawing from a tomb at Beni Hasan
in the valley of the Nile.
Moreover, many illustrations are taken from very old publications (1: 129, Narmer palette; 1: 138, Ti; 2: 78, Ramesses III harem scene; 2: 189, giant, crude reproduction of Isis knot; 3: 60, Rosellini Beni Hasan
drawing; 3: 130, Turin Ramesses II statue; 3: 510, Nofret statue).