The Red Pyramid at Dahshur

The Red Pyramid at Dahshur

Located at a short distance from Saqqara, the Red Pyramid at Dahshur was built for the pharaoh Snefru, father of Khufu for whom the Great Pyramid of Giza was built. The Red Pyramid is the first 'true' pyramid and it has the second largest base of all Egyptian pyramids. What makes it yet more interesting is that it can be fully accessed, including the chance to see the burial chamber. There's something special about exploring the cold and silent passageways inside the pyramid. Do not go inside if you are not comfortable in enclosed space. 

"Queen Maryat-Nite"

"Queen Maryat-Nite"

• , which is the first woman to rule in Egypt and in the history of mankind, where she ruled Egypt for about 10 years "2939-2929 B.C
• Queen Mariette-Nate, whose name means "beloved Nate". The daughter of King Puppy, the wife of King Wagit and the mother of King "Den", is a woman of a unique style and we are still in the cradle of civilization and early history, and she managed to protect you Egypt after the death of her husband, then her son was the king. Den "in the ruling that his father inherited a young child must be under guardianship, and thus is the first woman to rule Egypt and in the history of mankind.

Salah El Din Citadel in Cairo.

 Salah El Din Citadel in Cairo

• Salah Al-Deen (know as Saladin to European historians) overthrew the Fatimid dynasty in 1171 AD, establishing the new Sunni Ayyubid Caliphate. Given the threat of invasion by European crusader armies, Saladin decided to improve the fortifications of the city and in 1176 AD he began construction of a wall that would encircle both Al-Qahira (today Islamic) and Fustat (Old Cairo). Saladin’s Citadel served as the seat of government in Egypt for 700 years until Khedive Ismail moved into Abdin Palace in newly constructed Downtown Cairo in the 1870’s.
• The Citadel looks very different today than it did in its original capacity as a fortress the Crusader armies. It has been expanded and remodeled by many different rulers. In the 14th century Sultan Al-Nasir Muhammed built a mosque there that still bears his name and the Southern Enclosure of the fort next to Saladin’s original walls. The most noticeable changes came in the 19th century.

Ancient Egyptian Mummy.

Ancient Egyptian Mummy Has Sophisticated Pattern Woven Around Head.the image of a mummy we’re used to (with a winding wrap), this well-preserved man had his skull carefully encased in strips of linen with a sophisticated, interwoven square pattern covering his entire face. In addition to the incredible binding, the overall cartonnage includes a wide collar over the chest, a decorative apron across the legs, and casing over the feet.
according to- x-rays revealed that this mummy was an adult who lived during the Ptolemaic Period (305 BC to 30 BC) in Ancient Egypt. They aren’t sure of his name, but believe that it’s either Pachery or Nenu, and the fact that he was preserved is an indication that he was fortunate during his mortal life–this funerary process ensured his survival into eternity.

The 4,400-year-old Egyptian tomb belonged to a priestess named Hetpet.

Egypt’s Ministry of Antiquities recently unearthed a 4,400-year-old tomb filled with well-preserved paintings from the Fifth Dynasty.
The 4,400-year-old Egyptian tomb belonged to a priestess named Hetpet, according to the Ministry. As a priestess to Hathor, the goddess of fertility, she assisted women in childbirth and would have been a top official at the royal palace at the end of the Fifth Dynasty. “The tomb has very distinguished wall paintings in a very good conservation condition depicting Hetpet standing in different hunting and fishing scenes or sitting before a large offering table receiving offerings from her children.

3,500-Year-Old Unfinished Obelisk .

3,500-Year-Old Unfinished Obelisk
lying as a sleeping giant in a bed of granite, the Unfinished Obelisk in Aswan, Egypt is an incredible look at the building methods of these monolithic monuments. It would have measured about 137 feet (42 meters) if completed and is estimated to weigh around 1,200 tons.  It’s thought that the female pharaoh Hatshepsut commissioned the work during the 18th dynasty, more than 3,500 years ago.

The Unfinished Obelisk is a more than 3,500-year-old monument from ancient Egypt that was abandoned when cracks formed in the granite.

An incredible feat of ancient construction, the site now functions as an open-air museum in Aswan.

The Pyramid at Dahshur:

The Pyramid at Dahshur site was built during the end of the 27th century BC by King Sneferu, the father of King Khufu, the owner of the Great Pyramid of Giza. The Bent Pyramid was the first to be built by King Sneferu, it got that name as it was unfinished and it had to get reconstructed, but the King decided to leave it like that. 

 

Old Egyptian Temple .

4,200-Year-Old Egyptian Temple Discovered to Have Remarkably Well Preserved Artwork

Facing the Nile, the sanctuary layout is classical Egyptian, containing stunning examples of Ptolemaic Egyptian artwork including depictions of Cleopatra and her son, fathered by Julius Caesar. The temple itself was built to worship the Ancient Egyptian goddess Hathor, who personified feminine love, healing, and motherhood. Imposing columns have been carved to bear the face of the goddess, complete with the cow horns she is typically shown to bear.

Valley of Whales in the Middle of Egypt.

Valley of Whales in the Middle of Egypt

There’s a Valley of Whales in the Middle of Egypt’s Desert and its Millions of Years old

The site is called Wadi El Hitan, dubbed the Valley of Whales, located around 160 kilometers from the famous pyramids at Giza.

There is an ancient Egyptian desert, once a vast ocean, that guards the secret of one of the most remarkable transformations in the evolution of life on planet Earth.

Some 160 kilometers southwest of the Pyramids at the Giza plateau is a treasure trove of history. There aren’t any pyramids, temples or mummies buried there, but it is nonetheless a site of great importance. In fact, Wadi El Hitan was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2005.

Step Pyramid of Djoser

Step Pyramid of Djoser 

Around 4,700 years ago, during the Third Dynasty, Egyptian civilization saw a revolution take place in architecture and design. At the royal necropolis of Saqqara, King Djoser instructed his royal vizier and architect Imhotep to build a unique structure.

Up until that point, Egyptologists say that tombs in Egypt were made of mud-brick and lesser materials. They used stones, although in very small quantities. The mastabas had remained the tombs for the Egyptians since pre-dynastic times.

However, 4,700 years ago, things changed.

Imhotep was a young architect and had refreshing, revolutionary ideas, and the pharaoh recognized that.

Djoser gave the young imhotep  free hands in designing and building his newest monument.

Imhotep did not disappoint.

Although most of what we know about the Step pyramid and its intricate pyramid complex is archeological guesswork because of the complete lack of written accounts, some experts believe the Step Pyramid at SAQARA was not intended to be such from the beginning.

The Coffer inside the King’s Chamber.

The Coffer inside the King’s Chamber is made of a solid block of granite.

Curiously, despite the fact that the Pyramid is tough to have been built as a tomb, there are no markings that would indicate that. No markings have been found on the coffer inside the King’s Chamber, and there are no hieroglyphs inside the walls of the chamber. This is strange because usually ancient Egyptian tombs were intricately decorated.The Great Pyramid of Giza is also considered one of the best-aligned monuments of ancient times. According to measurements, the pyramid faces true north with 3/60th of a degree of error.

Furthermore, the Pyramid is located at the center of all landmass on Earth. Talk about precision, right?

What are the seven curses in ancient Egypt?

What are the seven curses in ancient Egypt?

The seven curses were directed to the enemies of the dungeon of the fertile black land of Egypt, as they were directed to thieves cemeteries, and they wrote on the doors and entrances of the tombs to export thieves, which is what the public calls him {the curse of the Pharaohs}

1---Do not open the coffin, otherwise death will be struck by the wings of the Samitans whoever disturbs His Majesty

2-Never approach the mummy, otherwise the crocodile will swallow you with a jaw

3-Watch out for Scorpios, I walked because they would sting anyone thinking about stealing the contents of the king's tomb

4-The fatigue is a trick that wraps the whole universe, and sees everything, so 5-don't enter the king's grave

6-Al Hudaydah nabt-hatt (nephthys) swallows the brain sap from the one who approaches the cemetery

7-Cobra Nate gathers all its strength and poisoning it to be emitted in the body of the one who opens the door

Pig six will open the belly of any mummy guard Anubis was referring to

Anubis is responsible for directing the Seven Curses and is the guardian of the mummies and who performs the ritual opening of the mouth of the dead body

THE CHEOPES PYRAMID.

THE CHEOPES PYRAMID.

One stone in sleep weighs 2-25 tons to 5 tons

Besides some stones, it weighs up to 15 tons

 Adding the stones of Al-Wad, about 2 million and 600 thousand

It is sufficient to build a wall around France, even if it is cut into small pieces

Enough to spin the globe from the equator

ﺍﻟﻮ Lay the waw at its time of 149.4 CE and currently 138 CE, which means

The length of the skyscraper is about 48 dollars

 The roof of the burial chamber, which is located in the middle of the pyramid, is made up of 9 stones, each of which weighs 45 tons, and the intestinal sperm is required. 45 tons are subject to the middle of the pyramid, which means a height of 75 m. Pyramid 

 Lay the fasts 149,4 times

Sunny 149.4 million km Project bought chance 

The fasting place was in the middle of continents

Old Five 

Passage of entry into the East Refer to the North Pole Star

The inner vestibule indicates the right hair star.

The month of pain is greater than good, the greatest is the largest star in the sky 

 If you are required to cut a pillowcase in the King's Chamber boy, cut it

Beard to uncover but muffled 

 If you wear a cold haircut and wear it

Sateen returns sharp again

 If you plant and protect any plants, enter the fast and grow by six.

Greater growth outside the possession of 

Circumstances of the decree is based on the drawing = 3.14, even if we look for the party to be sent with the materials sent, tied to the will that gives you, and also regulates 3.14 the coffin of the kingdom.

 The pyramid was a penor at night because it was coated with an external material

Under the pyramid, rocks extending upstream to the Nile and placed in a way, the groundwater moves in the middle of it and results from the generation of electrical energy that makes the pyramid like the neon at night.

All miracles, as much as your grandparents, accomplish all the required tasks of building and fetching stones and succession in 20 years of effort and giving, and with manual capabilities for more than 4,500 years ago because they possessed the will and desire to be a quantity that is the strongest and greatest on earth.

Greetings to grandparents .

Queen Meret Amon

Queen Meret Amon

The pet of Amon, Queen Meret Amon, the priestess of Hathor

"These titles that Ramses II recorded for his fourth daughter from his wife and his beloved Nefertari are on the walls of her grave."

It is now preserved in the Hurghada Museum

punishment for beating with a stick on the back.

"One of the rare scenes in ancient Egyptian civilization is the punishment for beating with a stick on the back."

The ancient Egyptian in sculpture.

The ancient Egyptian in sculpture.

"The picture briefly explains how to sculpt giant statues of Egyptians and the methods used by the ancient Egyptian in sculpture."

"The photo is from the tomb of Minister Rakhmi Ra, Minister of the Emperor Tuthmosis the Third Dynasty 18 The Modern State"

King Thutmose III

King Thutmose III

Arise and show respect, for you are now in the presence of the first emperor

In the history of mankind 

 I am the conqueror .. the just .. the owner of glory 

 I am the greatest ruler of Egypt throughout history 

 I am the master of the old world emperors

 I am the first king in the history of mankind who has not lost any battle

Whoever fought in 17 major battles and did not lose any battle 

 I am the emperor who spent his life raising his banner

Kemet empire that the sun never sets 

 I am the one who agreed on the kings of the 320 Asian kingdoms

Get rid of me, but they forgot that I possessed the great كم

 I defeated 320 kingdoms alone in the battle of Megiddo

 I am the emperor to whom all the kings of the world have bowed

Their messages always start with your "obedient server" when they were sent

I have gifts from all kingdoms of the world seeking contentment

He is your grandfather, His Majesty, the great King Thutmose III

Tuthmosis the Third

Tuthmosis the Third

When Tuthmosis the Third began his wars and invasions in 1425 BC. M met his soldiers and instructed

 Do not kill a surrendered soldier

 Do not kill a civilian who did not raise a weapon

Not to touch a child or woman with bad loyalty

Food Give the hungry food, until the Lord gives you several times