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The confession of the deceased and his defence of himself in the account – his coolness that I am for funerary prayers – the British Museum — my lord, the Creator of Existence, O One Great God 1- I have not sinned. 2- I did not go home. 3- I did not commit violence with […]
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Wadi El Rayan in Fayoum [URIS id=9197] The location of the Wadi El Rayan Reserve, specifically in the southwestern part of Fayoum Governorate, and its area is 1759 square km, which is: Southwest of Fayoum, about 40 km from the city of Fayoum and 150 km from Cairo, and Wadi El Rayan consists of the […]
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My story today is about justice and social justice in the ancient Egyptian state. In the ancient Egyptian language, Shen Ren is a cartouche, and cartouche is a Greek word that we also use, and it means the plate on which the names of the king and his attributes are written in the modern sense […]
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The story of the eloquent farmer.. they stole his donkey, so he went to the palace of the King of Egypt to demand justice: After the collapse of the ancient Egyptian state in 2268 BC, Egypt entered a new phase, which some considered a transitional period. Centralization was fragmented, and the princes of the provinces […]
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Organizing human energies in ancient Egypt: The Egyptian civilization was the first to know the idea of “organizing human energies”, and it is a civilization based primarily on regulating human energies. This organization allowed ancient Egypt to undertake giant architectural projects such as building the pyramids, temples and tombs with specifications that exceed the capabilities […]
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The false door of the ancient Egyptians: The ancient Egyptians in their early times believed that the cemetery was the lower world in which the deceased would spend the life of immortality, and the cemetery contained only two elements of human beings: the mummified body and the ka or the soul. The ka, which means […]
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The ancient city of Cape / Edfu / Aswan It is located about 30 km south of Edfu, about 83 km south of Luxor, and about 80 km north of Aswan. On the eastern shore of the Nile It was the capital of Upper Egypt in prehistoric times. It later became the capital of the […]
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Cleopatra VII The daughter of Ptolemy XII. She was succeeded as queen in 51 BC Sharing the throne with her brother, Ptolemy XIII. She has been described as beautiful. Contrary to what is highlighted by the photos that have come to us. As for the men who fell in love with her She captivated them […]
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The ancient Egyptians were associated with the Nile River more than 7000 years ago, and the river has been sacred to the Egyptians throughout the ages, so they irrigate their crops. From its waters, they eat the finest fish, and the boats pass by carrying their goods. From the water of the river, they washed […]
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Hatshepsut Temple / Luxor The mortuary temple of Queen Hatshepsut, who is one of the greatest queens of Egypt throughout history. The temple was built and designed by the engineer Senmut in the ninth year of the queen’s reign, and he used good limestone in its construction. The temple was built on large flats resembling […]
