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  • Ancient Egyptian Gods
  • 08 Aug 2021

Sacred Animals in Ancient Egypt

Sacred Animals in Ancient Egypt   The Ancient Egyptians held animals in the highest regard. Both pets and wild animals were significant to Egyptian society, from mummified cats to chariot-pulling stallions.   Various symbols define Ancient Egypt’s spectacular place in history.   The civilization is remembered for the pyramids, the Sphinx, hieroglyphics, pharaohs and distinct […]

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  • Daily life in Ancient Egypt
  • 08 Aug 2021

Medicine in ancient Egypt

Medicine in ancient Egypt The Ebers Papyrus is the oldest historical record of a preserved medicinal document and the largest papyrus in the world has been found so far, as it is 3,500 years old (written about 1600: 1550 BC) and consists of 110 pages of 21 meters long, including nearly 700 medicinal prescriptions For […]

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  • Cultural events
  • 07 Aug 2021

The arrival of King Khufu’s first boat to the Grand Egyptian Museum

The arrival of King Khufu’s first boat to the Grand Egyptian Museum August 7, 2021 48 hours after the start of the transfer process The arrival of King Khufu’s first boat to the Grand Egyptian Museum A short while ago, during the early hours of Saturday morning, the Grand Egyptian Museum received the first boat […]

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  • Daily life in Ancient Egypt
  • 06 Aug 2021

The pyramids during the flooding

A rare photo 121 years ago. This photo was taken during the flooding of the Nile River before the construction of the High Dam, and it shows a partially submerged tree and the water approaching unsteadily from the temples in the foreground and the pyramids in the Egyptian Khedive Giza (beginning of the last century) […]

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  • kings of Ancient Egypt
  • 06 Aug 2021

The silver king

The king, whose tomb is comparable to Tutankhamun’s with Susans the first, did not gain a month due to the approaching world war. The cemetery was not touched or looted and had rare treasures in the sense of the word. The coffin is unique from pure silver, which was rarer than gold at this time […]

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  • Sitetseeings of Egypt
  • 06 Aug 2021

The mystery of cutting the male organs in ancient Egypt

The mystery of cutting the male organs in ancient Egypt Dear visitor to the Ramses III temple in Habu, you will see a strange, rare scene on the temple walls of male organs stacked in a large pile and another view of hands palms also stacked in another large pile. The scene depicts Egyptian soldiers […]

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  • Daily life in Ancient Egypt
  • 06 Aug 2021

Trumpet of Tutankhamun.

Trumpet of Tutankhamun. This silver trumpet is one of the properties of King Tutankhamun discovered in his tomb. In 1939, after approval from the Egyptian government, the BBC requested that they allow them to display the possessions of King Tutankhamun and even test the trumpet for the first time in 3,000 years, and the Egyptian […]

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  • Daily life in Ancient Egypt
  • 06 Aug 2021

Egyptian high-heeled shoes – 3500 B.C.

Egyptian high-heeled shoes – 3500 B.C. The first image showing the use of high-heeled shoes was from ancient Egypt. High-heeled shoes were used by the nobility of the people, both men and women, unlike commoners who used ordinary shoes. The only exception of these commoners were the butchers, who wore them to prevent the blood […]

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  • Daily life in Ancient Egypt
  • 06 Aug 2021

The Secrets of Egyptian women with ornamental tools in the ancient era

The Secrets of Egyptian women with ornamental tools in the ancient era From the women of Egypt beauty and to their return, and there is no evidence of the touches of “fashion” more than that which adorns the walls of the tombs and temples of the ancient Egyptians so that history proves that from the […]

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  • Daily life in Ancient Egypt
  • 06 Aug 2021

The first operation to remove a brain tumour was carried out 3,200 years ago in Egypt.

The first operation to remove a brain tumour was carried out 3,200 years ago in Egypt. Many nations today pay tribute to their progress in medicine. Some of them claim that they are the origin of medicine in the world, such as the Chinese and Greeks, the descendants of the Greeks, while the Egyptians remain […]

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