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- 26 Jul 2021
An Ancient Egyptian husband’s lament for his wife is written in the papyrus of the Leiden Museum, Netherlands I was young when I married you, While with you, I got the highest positions, never left you, and never tormented your heart. I have not hidden anything from my earnings to this day of my life. […]
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- 26 Jul 2021
Boats and Ships in Ancient Egypt
Boats and Ships in Ancient Egypt Boats and ships were important transportation on the Nile The Egyptians moved within the country as they travelled to Sudan and other African countries to bring animals such as lions, elephants, tigers, monkeys, and cattle. ” “They also imported foreign products such as leather, gold, ivory, ebony, ostrich feathers, […]
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- 26 Jul 2021
Women in ancient Egypt used Wigs to adorn it.
Women in ancient Egypt used Wigs to adorn it. And they put cones of wax on their heads contain aromatic substances, and when this wax melts, It gives the carrier a beautiful scent.
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- 25 Jul 2021
I have never lied or fabricated reports about my work,
I have never lied or fabricated reports about my work, I did not stand in the presence of His Majesty except to solve dilemmas and convey people’s complaints and concerns. In my life, I used to give to the needy and take care of the orphan. May people remember me and that my name remains […]
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- 25 Jul 2021
Meidum pyramid The Meidum pyramid is one of the most important Egyptian pyramids because it is considered a link in building the pyramids and the transitional stage between the listed pyramid in the Third Dynasty and the complete pyramid in the Fourth Dynasty. The construction of King Honi, the last king of the Third Dynasty, […]
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- 25 Jul 2021
Amenemhat Funeral Panel The Middle Kingdom, 11th Dynasty, circa 2000 BC The Egyptian Museum
Amenemhat Funeral Panel The Middle Kingdom, 11th Dynasty, circa 2000 BC The Egyptian Museum This rectangular painting was well known for its bright colours and original artistic composition. Instead of the traditional view of the couple, here depicted a view of a married couple on a sofa facing each other, embracing their son, who is […]
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- 25 Jul 2021
The heart for the ancient Egyptians is more important than the brain
The heart for the ancient Egyptians is more important than the brain The ancient Egyptians viewed the brain as nothing but a temperature regulator in the body The ancient Egyptian believed that a person’s heart is a witness to it, and it cannot be lied to or deceived. The intelligence of the heart imagines, thinks, […]
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- 25 Jul 2021
Part of a limestone wall that was cut from the tomb of King Seti I, the era of the New Kingdom, the nineteenth dynasty The Valley of the Kings, a prominent inscription made of limestone of King Seti I and Anthrer Hathor, delivered by the Minet necklace, and the necklace is a Hathor necklace in […]
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- 25 Jul 2021
One of King Tutankhamun’s sandals. Soon in the Grand Egyptian Museum
One of King Tutankhamun’s sandals. Soon in the Grand Egyptian Museum This sandal has a special design Confused and aroused the interest of scientists Where there is a small ligament that passes over the toes This method was not widespread or known in ancient Egypt It may have been specially designed because of Tutankhamun’s condition […]
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- 23 Jul 2021
Scarab in ancient Egyptian mythology
Scarab in ancient Egyptian mythology Scientific name: (Scarabaeus) A genus name for insects consisting of numbers of species of dung beetles. Include “holy scarab beetle.” (Scientific name: Scarabaeus sacer). These beetles feed on animal dung, which they form into balls that they roll and bury in the soil. The female lays one egg in the […]