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Happy new year every Egyptian woman

Happy new year everyEgyptian woman

The woman was in ancient Egypt

 was

Doctor, fun, priestess, high priest, engineer, army commander and judge

"O great, who came to exist in the form of heaven,

Do you have the power?

She embraced the earth,

And everything got inside your lap.

One of the ancient Egyptian litany (Lute) is our cosmic mother

"Sandal carefully scheduled from the papyrus plant,

"Sandal carefully scheduled from the papyrus plant, the era of the modern state, the eighteenth Dynasty, around 1450 BC

"The Egyptian sandal is the oldest in ancient civilizations
The sandal was a footprints spread among all classes of Egyptians in ancient Egypt, even among the peasants during their work in agriculture. As for the gods, they never wear shoes.

It is now preserved in the Egyptian Museum

The wise wills of Annie on the wife

The wise wills of Annie on the wife

Do not represent the role of the boss with your wife in your homeIf you know she is skilled at her job
And do not tell her where such and suchIf she had placed it in the right place
Keep your eyes in silenceYou can even know her good work
And lend her a hand in her workThat would make her happy,Thus, the man avoids quarrels in his home
The Wise Commandments of Annie on Wife - Family 18

Sky Horus protects the Earths Horus Kh-rf .

Sky Horus protects the Earths Horus Kh-rf 

The unique statue of King Khafre in diorite stone.
It is one of the stones that are difficult to polish or carve
However, the ancient Egyptian managed to carve this stone in
Very early around 2500 BC
To leave us that timeless masterpiece
The statue is preserved in the Egyptian Museum.

Blue Mummy Mask.

Blue Mummy Mask.

The blue mummy mask of Senu, a government official who was active 3,800 years ago.
The mask was discovered north of Dashur in 2005.
This mummy of Senu is the oldest case of excavation in complete form, before any illegal digging had taken place, and is an extremely valuable find..…...

Granite figurine in full body of goddess Isis

• Granite figurine in full body of goddess Isis.
• This statue dates back to the era of King Basmatik I
• About 664 BC during the late era
• It was found in the cemetery of the palace supervisor and chief scribe
• In the court of the king Bismatik with the Saqqara necropolis
• Granite figurine in the full body of the goddess Eza
• The Ankh logo "Life"
• She wears the crown of the goddess Hathor of the two horns of the cow
• They are surmounted by the sun disk
• It is a picture of the connection between the two goddesses, Iza and Hathor
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• Embodying the prevailing passion and motherhood of motherhood
• Emitted from garrison housewives ..
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Tomb of Ramose .

Tomb of Ramose .Noble Tombs Thebes.

The scenes of the banquet are particularly beautiful, carved with very fine detail on limestone and left uncoloured except for the eyes of the figures...…...

Ramose was ‘Governor of the Town’ (Thebes)and Vizier during the Dynasty XVIII transition of the reigns of Amenhotep III

scene of baboons receive the sun ...

What does the old Egyptian artist mean?
Adorable scene of baboons receive the sun ...

Please see the deep symbolism here: baboons in kinetic situations as if dancing with joy to receive the sun and the light of the Creator ...
Monkeys perform veneration and reverence movements ...
From top to bottom ...
The sun shifts and its journey from sunset to sunrise
In shape and shape ...
Atom .... my news .... Ra the East
Important note..
The sign above the baboon sign means eternity
The baboon holds hands with him (eye), insight and victory of light over darkness ...
Baboon receives rays of light and radiance with joy and dancing.
This beautiful view is the embodiment of the idea of ​​the first creation ..
And confirmation of the idea of ​​renewing youth and life after death ..
Darkness is followed by light
What is the most beautiful ancient Egyptian artist ..
Egyptian civilization, civilization of light after dark ...

 

STELAE. PAINTED WOOD.2

THE LOUVRE MUSEUM. PARIS. FRANCE. SOME FANTASTIC LATE DYNASTIC STELAE. PAINTED WOOD.

STELAE. PAINTED WOOD.

SOME FANTASTIC LATE DYNASTIC STELAE. PAINTED WOOD.

Ptolemaic mummy or Roman era.

Ptolemaic mummy or Roman era.

Male mummy and other funeral property from late periods.

Louvre Museum. Paris. France.

QUEEN KAMOMAMA

THE FANTASTIC BACK VIEW OF THE BRONZE STATUE OF QUEEN KAMOMAMA IN LOUVRE.

Statue of King Ramesses the Second.

Statue of King Ramesses the Second.

Modern State Dynasty 19 circa 1279-1213 BC

From Deir el-Medina

Louvre Museum.

Statue of a writer sitting cross-legged.

Statue of a writer sitting cross-legged.

The statue of the sitting seated squat is a famous Pharaonic statue.

It was found by French archaeologist Auguste Mariet in 1850

This statue dates back to the Fourth Pharaonic Dynasty.

Specifically between 2500 BC and 2620 BC,

The statue was found in Saqqara

It is one of the villages located in Giza Governorate,

It is worth noting that the statue is now in the Louvre Museum in Paris

BABY return again to Egypt ???

The next report, we will review the number of pieces in the most important museums around the world people do not want to be shocked by these numbers.

 1- British Museum, London, United Kingdom:It contains more than 100,000 pieces (it does not include the Windorf collection, which was donated to the museum in 2001 and which includes six million artifacts dating back to prehistoric times in Egypt and Sudan).
2- The Egyptian Pavilion at the New Berlin Museum, Germany:It contains about 80 thousand artifacts.
3- Petri Museum of Egyptian Antiquities, United Kingdom:It contains about 80 thousand artifacts.
4- The Louvre Museum, Paris, France, has about 50,000 artifacts.
5- Boston Museum of Fine Arts, United States:It contains about 45 thousand pieces.
6- Kesley Museum of Archeology, Ann Arbor, United States:It contains about 45 thousand pieces.
7- University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archeology and Anthropology, Pennsylvania, United States: Has about 42,000 objects.
8- The Ashmolean Oxford Museum, United Kingdom:It contains about 40 thousand pieces.
9 - The Egyptian Museum Turin, Italy: has 3,500 pieces.
10- The Oriental Institute, Chicago, USA:It contains about 30 thousand pieces.
11 - The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, United States:It contains about 26 thousand pieces.
12 - Royal Ontario Museum Toronto Toronto Canada:It contains about 25 thousand pieces.
13 - Hearst Museum of Anthropology Berkeley California:It contains about 17 thousand pieces.
14 - Fitzolim Cambridge Museum, United Kingdom:It contains about 16 thousand pieces.
15 - World Museum Liverpool United Kingdom:It contains about 16 thousand pieces.
16 - Manchester Museum Manchester United Kingdom:It contains about 16 thousand pieces.
17 - The Egyptian Pavilion at the National Museum, Florence, Italy:It contains about 14 thousand pieces.
18 - Museum of Art History in Vienna, Austria:It contains about 11 thousand pieces
19 - National Archaeological Museum Athens, Greece:It contains about 8,000 pieces.
20 - Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts Moscow, Russia:It contains about 8,000 pieces.
21 - The State Museum of Egyptian Art, Munich, Germany:It contains about 8,000 pieces.
22- Römer and Pelizius Hildesheim Museum, Germany:It contains about 8,000 pieces
23 - The Egyptian Museum at the University of Leipzig, Saxony, Germany:It contains about 8,000 pieces
24 - Hermitage Museum of Saint Petersburg Russia:It contains about 5,500 pieces
25 - The National Archeology Museum Leiden, Netherlands:It contains about 5,000 pieces.
26- The Beibady Museum of Natural History, New Haven, United States: contains about 5,000 objects
27 - Museum of Fine Arts Budapest Hungary:It contains about 4,000 pieces.
28 - The Rosicrucian San Jose Museum California, United States: Has about 4,000 pieces.
29 - Field Museum of Natural History Chicago:It contains about 3,500 pieces.
30 - Archeology Civil Museum Bologna Italy:It contains about 3,500 pieces.
31 - Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, United States:It contains about 3000 pieces.
32 - Carnegie Museum of Natural History Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States: Has about 2,500 objects.
33 - New Carlsberg Museum Copenhagen Denmark:It contains about 1900 pieces.
34 - The National Museum of Natural History, Washington, DC, United States: Has around 1,900 pieces.
35- Los Angeles County Museum of Art Los Angeles, California, United States: About 1,600 pieces.
36 - Museum of Fine Arts, Lyon, France:It contains about 1500 pieces.
37 - Museum of Art, University of Memphis, Tennessee, United States:It contains about 1400 pieces.
38 - Cleveland Museum of Art Cleveland, United States:It contains about 1000 pieces.
39- Free Art Gallery Washington, DC, United States:It contains about 1000 pieces.
But how did this huge amount of relics come out and can you return again to Egypt ???

The statue depicts King Amenhotep

"A fascinating look from an English girl to a statue of King Amenhotep the Third, who is currently in the British Museum."

"The statue depicts King Amenhotep the Third sitting on the throne, and the sign of unity between the north and the south is engraved on the sides where the king is the one who preserves the union between the two parts of the country while the king wears the short royal kilt."
He wears the royal mongoose, sweetened by the royal descendent and the borrowed royal beard, as well as wearing the dirt necklace on the chest for protection and birth in the afterlife, and shows features with a slim sporty body and delicate features on the face.

It is now preserved in the British Museum of England .

Grape cemetery TOMB OF SENEFER,

From the tomb of Tutankhamun and the Valley of the Kings

From the tomb of Tutankhamun and the Valley of the Kings

"One of a group of King Tutankhamun's wonderful canes depicted two enemies."

العدو "The first Asian enemy with long hair wearing clothes decorated with ribbons and floral and circular designs" 

العدو "The second enemy is an African whose face and limbs are made of ebony that mimics his dark skin and wears a multi-colored pleated dress" 

"The king used these sticks during the celebrations during his life, and the enemies were photographed in an upside down position indicating their defeat in front of the king."

From the tomb of Tutankhamun, the Valley of the Kings, west of Thebes

Coming soon to the Grand Museum 

The view from Abydos Sohag Temple

• The view from Abydos Sohag Temple
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• "A beautiful piece of beauty and splendor, the beautiful Princess Nice - Amun, daughter of King Ramesses the Great II, and the high priest of Hathor, offering the Eucharist to the god Hathor."
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• "Look at the paint, the colors, the white robe of silk, and the wigs worn by the priests only, explaining the status and sophistication that women enjoyed in ancient Egypt."

FUNNY sphinx

May God bless you, my dear. I’m saying that I’ll be seven years old, sitting in the sun, no one thinks about me.☺☺☺☺☺

The Pyramid of Djoser in Saqqara

"I salute and appreciate everyone who contributed to this work in order to preserve the human heritage."

"The first image of one of the passages leading to the burial chamber in the Pyramid of Djoser in Saqqara in 2006, as shown in the picture, is the size of the risks and threats that existed and seriously threaten the whole building."

“After a work that lasted for more than 14 years, the restoration team was able to transfer all these threats to the scene in the picture. This is a miracle by all measures.”

“The difference between the two pictures is a human miracle that happened because our Lord wanted to preserve us the most important pyramid in Egypt, who by the way did not know the pyramid from 2006 until 2014.

A spoonful of copper and bronze.

A spoonful of copper and bronze in the form of a lady carrying offerings and lotus flower Dynasty 18 modern country

This is a miracle

• "I salute and appreciate everyone who contributed to this work in order to preserve the human heritage."
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• "The first image of one of the passages leading to the burial chamber in the Pyramid of Djoser in Saqqara in 2006, as shown in the picture, is the size of the risks and threats that existed and seriously threaten the whole building."
• 
  
• “After a work that lasted for more than 14 years, the restoration team was able to transfer all these threats to the scene in the picture. This is a miracle by all measures.”
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• “The difference between the two pictures is a human miracle that happened because our Lord wanted to preserve us the most important pyramid in Egypt, who by the way did not know the pyramid from 2006 until 2014.

CORONA IN EGYPT ONLY(EXCLUSIVE)

CAIRO TOWER

EL MOAZ STREET

REOPENING PYRAMIDS KING SENEFRO.