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  • 20 Jul 2021

The legend of Osiris and Isis in Ancient Egypt

According to the Osiris legend, Anubis collected the liquid secretions of Osiris in a hidden pouch of skin. Everything that comes out of the body of Osiris from secretions or fluids are precious Osiris remains, and the embalmers of jackal priests carefully preserved them, and perhaps those tissues were buried next to the cemetery?. The […]

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Law and justice in ancient Egypt. 2

Law and justice in ancient Egypt. 2 Therefore, “Maat” is truth, justice and equality, meaning “law.” He was the pharaoh, a man of a sword, meaning a “state.” A pharaoh is a man of law, meaning “civilization.” A pharaoh is a man of construction, meaning “culture” … the sword creates a state. And culture builds […]

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The ancient mountain chain in Kom Ombo

The ancient mountain chain in Kom Ombo The archaeological area of ​​Jabal al-Silsilah in Kom Ombo is the quarry area from which all were built. The temples of the New Kingdom and the temples of the Greco-Roman period, that is, it is the workshop from which it was built. Religious installations in ancient times. Derivation […]

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Obelisks of Ancient Egypt

Obelisks There are 32 Egyptian obelisks globally, of which only eight are found in Egypt next to the stone obelisks, and what can be restored is now underway. Egyptian obelisks outside Egypt, numbering 24 France: Four of the most famous of them are the Concorde obelisk, and we talked about it previously, 22.55 m and […]

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The Sports of the ancient Egyptian

The Sports of the ancient Egyptian The ancient Egyptians were the first to practice punching to prepare young people to defend their homeland. A scene representing the sport of boxing in the west of Luxor appears, and another scene that represents pairs of boxers practising boxing in front of the Pharaoh shows the joy of […]

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The war chariot is a completely Egyptian idea.

The war chariot is a completely Egyptian idea. When studying the Egyptian war chariot and comparing it to Persian, we find that the Persian wheel did not have an open door from the back to facilitate disembarking. Ahmose developed the wheel using the horse and made its rear open to exit when needed quickly. In […]

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Sinai

Archaeological sites in Egypt c 12 46- Sinai Part of the Egyptian land since prehistoric people have settled this land in different places in the Nile Valley, in the deserts and on the shores of the seas, and in the Sinai. It is the road that connects Asia and Africa and the bridge over which […]

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Suchen Lilac or “Nilover Lotus” or “Egyptian White Water Lily”

Suchen Lilac or “Nilover Lotus” or “Egyptian White Water Lily” … all of the names … and more; Do not wonder! When reading its ancient history, you will discover the secret of the names of this flower. Lotus flower, Greeks launched “Lutz” and are symbolizing for beauty and love. While the ancient Egyptian called on […]

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Cleopatra VII

Egypt Magic [1210] Cleopatra VII Cleopatra is known as an Egyptian queen who came to power after her father’s death, Ptolemy XII, in the fifty-first century B.C., as Cleopatra was one of the famous figures in history. Dramatically, she was famous for the love of Julius Caesar and her later marriage to Marc Anthony. She […]

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Egypt Magic [1210] Cleopatra VII Cleopatra is known as an Egyptian queen who came to power after the death of her father, Ptolemy XII in the fifty-first century B.C., as Cleopatra was one of the famous figures in history. Dramatically, she was famous for the love of Julius Caesar, and her later marriage to Marc […]

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