🇪🇬 Egypt · Ancient
Ancient Egyptian Massage古代エジプトのマッサージ
The tomb of Ankhmahor at Saqqara (c. 2330 BCE) depicts treatment of feet and hands; details of the technique are limited by the sources and under review.
This name is recorded with basic database information. An in-depth article will follow.
Fact sheet
- Origin
- 🇪🇬 Egypt
- Era
- Ancient
- Classification
- Traditional healing system
- Techniques
- Oil / Foot
- Practitioner body parts
- Palm / Thumb
- Medium
- Oil
- Clothing
- Clothed
- Setting
- Table
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