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Some Remarks on the Ancient Egyptian Shield

Evidence for a shield in use in ancient Egypt is present in early dynastic times. However it is most frequently portrayed, made of leather, during the Middle Kingdom, on the walls of the tombs of Beni Hasan and other central Egyptian sites. In spite of the fact that we have evidence that the shield in Ramesside times was made of metal, and was therefore long lasting, no such object has ever been found by archaeologists, perhaps because they were not expecting to find one.