Eye of Horus.

eye Horus Amulet .

 Eye of Horus represents the healing eye of god
Horus .

It was a symbol of healing and resurrection that protected the wearer from envy, evil spirits and disease
 From the Ptolemaic period
 332--30 BC
 Of gold ..
 Height: 32 cm
 The Metropolitan Museum

 Wedjet Eye Amulet ..
 332-30 bc
 Ptolemic period ..
 Height: 32 cm
 It was a symbol of recovery and regeneration
 Metropolitan Museum .

The first operation in history and the installation of a metal stent in the bone.

 Egyptian mummies.

 Unfortunately, an Egyptian mummy of beauty is now in a museum in California.

 The mummy de Valoil said it was for one called "User Monto".

  What is meant by his name is power is the idol Monto .. But after that they discovered that this man is not known, and that he wrongly landed in the coffin of another person who is "Auser Monto" who was the revered priest of the family 26 .. Why do they change the place of the mummy and landed  In another coffin !!   

Unfortunately, I don't know !!  There are no reasons ..

 After the analyzes, we learned that this man was from the modern state and from the upper class of the 16th-11th century BC.

 But the problem and the important thing is not the beauty and greatness of this great mummy, and it is not important that it is stolen from our country .. and alienated.

 No, the important thing is the secret that is in it ..

 Some scientists froze the museum and studied mummy and put it under the x-ray.

 And they were shocked, but they threw a nail in the north knee, exactly.  A 23 cm surgical iron nail or 

pin

 After, of course, the scientists were shocked and stunned .. They found that this meant that the mummies underwent surgery in the north knee to connect the man to the rest of the body !!

 A doctor named Richard Jackson from the University of Brighoam Young University ..

 He said that it was impossible for this complicated process of 3,000 years ...

 And he said that they are following the same advanced designs currently used.!

 But no, the surgery actually took place in ancient Egypt.  Because the analysis showed that this surgical nail is old .. !!

 And so, the surgical operation that our ancestors actually performed was 3000 years ago.

Jabaline Mummies .These are six mummies that are naturally .

Jabaline Mummies .

 "These are six mummies that are naturally embalmed, dating back to about 3400 BC from the end of the pre-dynastic era in Egypt, and are considered the first complete bodies discovered from the pre-dynastic era."

 “The Wallace Budge, a professor of Egyptology at the British Museum, was able to uncover it at the end of the nineteenth century and it was in small sand graves near the city of Jabalin (its current location is the city of Nagra Al-Ghuraira near Qena) in the Western Desert.”

 "Badge" extracted all the bodies from the same cemetery. It was possible to distinguish the gender of two bodies, one of them male and the other female. As for the others, the sexes were not identified. The British Museum took the bodies in the year 1900 AD and the documents recorded the presence of some relics in the cemetery at the time of the discovery of pottery and granite stone works.  However, it was not transferred to the British Museum, nor to anyone
 He knows her fate, where did she go?

 "Three of the bodies were covered with different types of blankets, such as a mat of woven, palm fibers, or animal skins. They are still lingering with the bodies, and the bodies were taking the fetus in his mother's womb lying on her left side at the time of its finding."

 “The first body that was uncovered in 1901 was displayed in the British Museum under the name“ Ginger, ”which is brown, due to its reddish hair. This name is no longer used officially according to new ethical policies towards human remains.
 Detection process
 “The ruins of the cities of Abydos, Tukh, Jabalin and Herakonpolis were revealed in 1895 and 1896AD. In 1892AD, the Egyptian antiquities director Jacques de Morgan proved that the pottery found in Abydos and in Naqada dates back to the pre-dynastic era, which aroused the interest of many European archaeologists, and after  End of each detection The locals were trying to complete the detection of remains in those locations.

  "In 1895 AD, Wallis Badge brought carved coffins and funerary furniture from tombs belonging to the Twelfth Dynasty in the Al Barsha area for the benefit of the British Museum and helped him do this work in the Egyptian Antiquities Authority, and Badge began buying the finds from the pre-family era of the local population, including pots, spears, arrows and heads.  , Carved flint, bones, and sporadic human parts, mainly composed of bone without flesh or skin covering them.
 “A resident of Jabalin contacted Badge in 1896 CE and claimed to have found more mummies, and Badge moved to the place of the bodies and immediately realized that they were from the pre-dynastic era and that they were the first complete bodies to be identified from this era.”

 "The discovery that resulted in six mummified bodies was extracted from the shallow sand in the Bahr without water area on the eastern slopes of the northern hill in two mountains."

 “The tomb's belongings included only pottery vessels found with the adult female’s body, along with some remains of branches, fur, and linen, along with the other bodies.”
 "The bodies were usually buried in the pre-dynastic era, naked and sometimes wrapped without tightening. In this way, the body is covered with hot sand, so most of the body's water evaporates quickly or is carried out in such environmental conditions. This means that the body was dried and preserved naturally, and this method was used on a scale  It is widespread in the pre-dynastic era before the development of artificial embalming, and the process of natural embalming may have led to burial in dry sand in this way to start believing in resurrection after death and the age of the habit of leaving food and tools for other life.
 "All the dead bodies were in similar, flexible positions, sleeping on their left side, with their knees raised to the top of their chin."

the shortest From inside the tomb of Ramesses IX Luxor.

Ramesses IX, who ruled eighteen years, enabled him to undertake several initiatives.  His name has been found in the Eastern Building, in Palestine, in the oasis of his income, and in ... He built a number of important landmarks in Heliopolis.  The end of his reign was known as the theft of royal tombs and some private tombs.  The authorities tried to save the mummy as it was transformed, assembled and hidden.

Tutankhamun’s Lotus Chalice.

Tutankhamun’s Lotus Chalice.

This alabaster chalice in the form of a lotus is decorated with a whorl of circles and sepals in low relief. The handle is a lotus flower and bud supporting with god Heh, the symbol of eternal life.

The cup bears the names and titles of King Tutankhamun. The text around the rim expresses wishes for the king to live millions of years and to enjoy great happiness

Found at the entrance to the tomb of Tutankhamun (KV62). Now in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo.

A pillar of the temple of Dandara .

A pillar of the temple of Dandara .. in the form of the head of the goddess Hathor

The great thing here is in technology and creativity, which is the work of this column in the way. This is a person full of art, psychological peace, creativity and love for his profession.

The grandmother of King Tutankhamun.

Tie O Tia OT is an ancient Egyptian non-ruling queen or wife of a king who lived during the eighteenth dynasty, and she is the daughter of Yoya, counselor to her husband, 

King Tuya, singer of the goddess Hathor and head of ceremonies of the two gods Maine and Amun. She has become the great royal wife of King Amenhotep the Third, and with  After the mother of King Amenhotep the Fourth and thus the grandmother of King Tutankhamun.

Plots In the history of ancient Egypt.

Plots

  In the history of ancient Egypt

1- The killing of King Titi, the first king of the Sixth Dynasty, possibly at the hands of a palace guard, according to Maniton, and he gained legitimacy.  The ruling after his marriage to his son, the king, and Nis, the last king of the Fifth Dynasty, is called Aibot.
 2- The conspiracy against the life of King Bibi I
 He ruled for nearly 53 years, according to Maniton, who is the son of Titi and Abbot, and he succeeded to ascend the throne after the death of Sir Kare, who ruled a short period of about 3 years that Bibi annexed to his years as a legitimate heir.
 The conspiracy took place over his life and entrusted to me the supervisor of the royal loss to investigate the incident, which he referred to in a text during the order of the wife of King Bibi I (Amts) and his minister over the life of the king and submitted his report to the king in secret and did not mention the results of the investigation nor did we reach any result as well
 But after this situation, Bibi wanted to consolidate his rule by marrying his son, the ruler of Abydos, who is called Khoy.
              

Luxor is a city with a hundred doors.

Luxor is a city with a hundred doors

Luxor was part of the ancient Thebes, which ruled for 1350 consecutive years from 2100 BC to 750 BC, and the great Greek historian Homer called it the "city with a hundred doors" because of its buildings with large doors. Arabs admired her and her beauty, so they called her the shortest because of the many shortcomings they saw.
Luxor is characterized by its terrible pillars on all the shore of the Nile, whether in its eastern or western bank, where there are statues of Memnon, tombs and valleys of kings and queens and many of the temples and tombs of the most important figures
The most important names given to Luxor in its history are kindness, the city of the hundred doors, the city of the sun, the city of light, and the city of the scepter, and the Arabs called it this name: Luxor, the plural of the word palace where he combined the word palace (palaces) and combined multiplication or plural plural ( Luxor) due to its palaces and temples,
The history of Luxor dates back to 1400 years before prehistory. The city individually contains about two thirds of the antiquities of Egypt and is thus the greatest open museum in the world full of dread and the monuments inspired by ancient civilization. Most people may see Luxor in three different places which consist of Luxor on the eastern side of The Nile - the city of Karnak, north of Luxor - and Taybeh, which is located on the western side of the Nile, next to Luxor

Luxor Temple A large complex of ancient Egyptian temples located on the eastern bank of the Nile in the city of Luxor today known as the (ancient good). Founded in 1400 BC. The Luxor Temple was built for the worship of Amun Ra, his wife Mut, and their son Khonsu, the deities, also called the Tayyibi Trinity (Theban Triad). The Luxor Temple was built during the reign of the Eighteenth Dynasty and the Nineteenth Dynasty. The most important existing buildings in the temple are those built by the two kingdoms Amenhotep III (1397-1360 BC) and Ramses II (1290-1223 BC) (who added to the temple the open courtyard, the pylon, and the two obelisks). King Tuthmosis the Third (1490-1436 BC) established shelters for visitors to the holy trinity of Thebes, and Tutankhamun (1348-1337 BC) completed the inscriptions of his walls. The triple booth which had previously been built during the reign of Queen Hatshepsut and King Thutmose III (from the eighteenth dynasty) was destroyed; then it was rebuilt during the reign of King Ramses II. The temple was also called "Eppet Resit" (meaning the southern sanctuary or the site of Amun Ra). It is one of the best preserved and most beautiful Egyptian temples in which the layout of the Egyptian temple is most evident.
The history of the temple's construction
The era of the Middle Kingdom: It is possible that in the same area where Amenhotep the Third erected the temple, there are remains of an ancient temple or a sacred shrine dating back to the era of the Middle Kingdom, and most of the time it was believed that it was in the age of the Twelfth Dynasty.
King Amenhotep the Third: The credit for building the temple in its current image on the eastern bank of the Nile on one axis from north to south is due to Amenhotep the Third from the eighteenth dynasty kings.
Queen Hatshepsut and King Tuthmosis the Third: They constructed a small building consisting of three cemeteries dedicated to the Trinity of Thebes, and it is possible that King Ramses II reconstructed these cemeteries and registered a name for them.
King Ramses II: King Ramses II of the nineteenth family kings added a large edifice and a large courtyard courtyard with a large papyrus fleet.

Luxor Museum
It is located on the Nile Corniche in the center of Luxor, in the south of Egypt, which was known in the past as Thebes.
It opened in the year 1975 AD.
But his findings were in no way compared to the exhibits of the Cairo Museum of Archeology
Which contains the most wonderful valuables of ancient Egyptian civilization inside Egypt.
Among the museum's finest exhibits is a collection of antiques
Which was within the tomb of King Tutankhamun,
Also statues representing the era of the New Kingdom were found hidden near Luxor Temple in 1989.
The royal mummies of the pharaohs also find Ahmose the First and Ramses the First
Where it was added to the museum holdings in March 2004.
As part of the renovations in the museum
This included a visitor center, and a large exhibition and exhibition for the restoration of the walls of the Akhenaten Temple in Karnak.

Demons_in_Old Egypt.

DEMONS_in_Old Egypt.

The ancient Egyptian would have believed that a person who died would be killed and turned into a puck ... and his spirit with kindness is present in the place where he is killed, causing problems and harm, especially for people who visit the place ..

 And the ancient Egyptian was to confront the demons, who used magic spells ... to face the bad influence of evil spirits and their reproduction is completely nullified.

 And he used to write spells with certain rules in which he wrote the names of sprites and used some allocations and shapes as (a dying man, a knife or a tied man) !!

 The demons were the soul of the deceased, which is called the hieroglyphic (brother), which was neglected and ignored, and it turned into a harmful and harmful imp.

 An example we have is a painting in the Louvre Museum.

 Known as the "Pinterrich" painting, and it goes back to the second Ramses era .. You say that Princess (Pakhtan) wore an evil spirit and her cell was very sick and bedridden and could not be cured by the Egyptian idol (Khonsu) ..

 The sprites in ancient Egypt did not have the role of harm or harm, and the ability to make people sick.

 No, it was also used by pregnant women or at the time of birth, to write spells in order to protect women at birth from any possible danger that occurred and also to protect them from any other harmful and harmful imp.

 Matrouhoush remained a place other than when you are sure, is there anyone who has been killed and no !!  And if you went to a place where I would be killed, walk better.

Ramses II statue from behind.

RAMSES SECOND.

A photographic picture of King Ramesses the Second, who is in the Karnak Temple and known from that great king, that he ruled Egypt 68 years and has sons and daughters 113 He is one of the kings who had great control over all of Egypt and also the rule of many countries outside Egypt such as Lebanon, Syria, Somalia and other countries that were under  The rule of Egypt was the period of the modern state, the strongest period of Egypt's pharaonic history.

The scribes count and count the hands of those killed in the battle.

The scribes count and count the hands of those killed in the battle by the forces of Ramesses III's army.

 Medinet Habu Temple

 This is how anyone who thinks of threatening Egyptian security anywhere is dealt with.

 Scribes counting the hands of men killed in battle by the forces of Ramsess ii ..

Golden Ring of Ramsess second.

Golden Ring of Ramsess second.

The ancient Egyptians were the first to invent folding chairs!

The ancient Egyptians were the first to invent folding chairs!

 Foldable bench with wood and ropes ..

 A modern country ..

 Marseille Museum

oldest brain surgery in the world.

The oldest brain surgery in the world: performed by the Pharaohs and was successful and the "skull" is located in London

 Prehistoric civilizations developed forms of surgeries, the oldest based on evidence, the Negev, so that the skull opens or a small hole is dug in it to remove the cap from the dura, in order to treat diseases related to intracranial pressure, and this evidence was found in the remains of prehistoric humans that  It dates back to the Neolithic period.

 The paintings on the walls of the caves revealed that this procedure continued for a long time; what is surprising is that patients of this era, in addition to patients in the pre-Neolithic period, survived these operations and showed signs of healing of the skull.

 Dr. Waseem Al-Sisi, Professor of Urology, Fellow of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons in England, and the Egyptologist, concluded in his book "Egypt taught the world" that the Pharaonic civilization was exposed to an injustice that no other civilization had experienced due to ignorance of it, especially from its children who many of them do not know  The oldest brain surgeries in history took place in their country more than four thousand years ago

 He added that he saw in the Egyptology Department of the British Museum in London a skull in a glass box that read "Turbine surgery from brain surgeries .. ancient Egypt 2000 years BC", and two women were in front of him, and one of them said to the other, "Look, brain brain surgery .. where was  England in this distant time? ”

 And Al-Sisi adds that they are also considered to be the first to perform the turpening process and the operation was successful.  The brain would be cleared, so they understood well in the human body, and what helped them understand its minutes was mummification.

 Dr. Adel Fouad Ramzi, Professor of Surgery at Kasr Al-Aini Medicine, confirms that Egypt was the first in the world in surgery, more than 3000 BC, when invented surgical instruments painted on the walls of the Karnak Temple, many of which resemble modern machines.

 It indicates that the Egyptians have performed multiple operations since the dawn of history, and the first operation was a skull turbine.

 Thousands of years ago, the most advanced neurosurgery technique, or what was available at the time, was to drill directly into the patient's head, which was seen as a solution to all kinds of psychological problems.

 This practice is known, as excavators have discovered, and according to neurosurgeon Charles G. Gross, the oldest known surgery, which is called "turpentation", was a technique widely known among different cultures; it was practiced in different ancient peoples.

 Excavators have discovered "dusty" skulls, meaning traces of skull digging have been found in burial sites around the world. These wounds are distinguished from other head trauma in their shape and location on the skull, and there is evidence of treatment and healing.

The wine industry in ancient Egypt.

The wine industry in 

ancient Egypt.

 The word (wine) usually expresses fermented juice for fresh grapes and the wine in this sense was the most important wine among the ancient Egyptians, although they had other wines as well, such as palm wine and dates wine and an 

additional type was made from the fruit of the sewn, on the words of Pliny the Roman wine sometimes in the late era and pictures  Egyptians also the way to make wine.  As it appears that one of their favorite drinks and a clear view of this industry was a view in the "Ptahhotep" cemetery.

  This was done by a large number of men gathering large clusters of grapes in baskets that they carried on their backs to the place of the era. There they empty them into large containers that are not deep and we do not know whether it is possible for wood or stone, then they trample the grapes with their legs, and this is done by five or six men combined.  And the rhythm of the music.

  Wines in ancient Egypt

  1- Grape wine: -

  Wine is often referred to in the ancient Egyptian texts meaning grape wine, and on the graves walls there were scenes of vineyards harvesting in which the grape harvest and his pedestal or age or all these processes were found, and in examples of this is a cemetery from the era of the Fifth Dynasty in Saqqara.  And another from the era of the Sixth Dynasty, also with it, and a third from the reign of the Twelfth Dynasty in Barsha.  And several tombs from this era also in Bani Hassan.

  Date wine (ethnic): -

  The fruits of dates were always of special value to the ancient Egyptians and they extracted from it a type of dates wine they call in Upper Egypt (customary) and it is famous for its manufacture to this day. Some countries of Qena Governorate, such as Naqada, are used in medical drugs, especially in laxatives, and as a drink.

  Palm wine

  It consisted of palm tree sap and obtained this sap by making grooves in the tree roots just below the base of its upper branches. The liquids, as soon as it is taken from the palm tree, are not intoxicating, but it acquires this quality by fermentation when it remains.

Stitched fruit wine: -

  As for the sewn fruit wine, there is no indication of it that can be referred to, except what Pliny mentioned was that it was made in Egypt and the threaded tree cordia myxa, which is grown in the gardens in Egypt, is a sticky fruit that theophrastus called "the Egyptian plum" and described it without indicating any use of it in making wine

Its bridges for treating women and childbirth.

Medicine in ancient Egypt  

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been destroyed. What do you think? The ancient Egyptian doctor was a cloves of Tom, after what he is involved as a queis and he was in a vagina of 

women.

Exclusively despite Corona discoveries continue from Saqqara.

Individuals of the latest archaeological discoveries from a group affiliated to the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities. The sand is erased from it as if it were made of hours, not thousands of years ago. What astonishing will you, Egyptians, have gone out of all theories of the world and kept your own 

theories only.

I am crazy, I love the history of Egypt that they are curative pharaoh.

By God, the Great, I swear to God, archeology is a very interesting science, and you download a post or a word of pleasure that has no limits ...

 The effects are not mafia and my posts, the effects are not a mafia, and there is no work planned for them and their work, because I need them to download the ruins so that I can love them and enjoy them and live because they are not for any other final reason ..

 And he promised me that I will deliver it .. And any word from me that I will go down to go down, because someone doesn’t say this again, because someone doesn’t say this again, or it’s foolish, or he says wrong information ..

 And how can I think that I could be doing this for any reason other than what I said, because it is a mistake ..

 Antiquities are not a mafia, antiquities are fun, and antiquities are not croup, no degree, and you do not download a book, nor do you need a name in its name.

 Archeology is fun in itself. Art is fun, even the language is an art that !!

 People are great, and their memory must be preferred forever ...

 Immortalized ... perpetuated forever ...

 We die and their memory will remain and our memory will remain in their memory ..

 And we will leave a mark like them ..

 And enrich me .. to leave their mark

MY LOVELY WIFE IN ANCIENT DYNASDY.

When you love your times and are proud of them in front of people, you say, this is always my time, unless I live in my heart or are stable in it, the words do not say that this is not from a vacuum this is mainly due to the title of honorific titles in ancient Egypt, so you will not come together with some of the title  this .

 The nickname is "Hamat FNet Set-Up PF", meaning "his wife who is stable in his heart", as it was one of the honorary titles that was mostly confined to the wives of senior statesmen, as the title began to appear since the family of the 12th Central State.

 Where it was taken by the wife of Khnumhotep, one of the rulers of Bani Hassan, and a lady named Six. The wife of my circumcision, Um Simt, was one of the officials during the reign of King Senusret II, and Mrs. Nob Kawi, wife of Khuthot, was the supervisor of the priests and others.

 As for family 18, this title was taken by Mrs. Ranaoui, the wife of one of the priests during the reign of King Tuthmosis the first, and Mrs. Mut I see, and Mrs. Maryat, the wife of Sunnafar, during the reign of King Amenhotep the second.

 The title continued in the family 19, as it was taken by Mrs. Murth Singer, the wife of Buck, that Khonsu, the first priest of Lamon during the reign of Ramses II, but in the family 20, the title became very rare and was taken by a woman during the reign of King Ramesses IX.

 All these examples indicate the love, status and respect of women for the ancient Egyptian.

Kufra Dam (the first dam in history) .

Kufra Dam (the first dam in history.

 "About 40 km from Cairo and near the city of Helwan lies what is known as the Jarawy Valley, a deep ancient valley whose waters dried up from an unspecified ancient time.  From the southeastern part of the valley "

  "Although the dam was discovered in the late nineteenth century, the dam has not yet been fully studied, and all we know about the dam is that it was built in 2650 BC to reserve flood water, and it was built of limestone with a length of 110  M, height 14m, width 32m "

 "Both sides of it remained on the right and left of the valley and in an excellent state of conservation, to the point that the local people who lived near the place of the dam did not mistake that it was a dam and that it was erected to hold water, and so they called it the Dam of the infidels, thinking that it was built in the time of the infidels before the Prophet’s mission  May God bless him and grant him peace "

 "The exciting thing about this dam is that it is the first water dam to be constructed in the world and with these huge measurements, which leaves no doubt that the dam's engineers were not doing experimental work, but rather they built a dam based on a clear and systematic engineering science."

 Therefore, there is no doubt that it was built during the era of building the pyramids, where the kings of Egypt were constructing their pyramids on the other side of the Nile River. Through studying the status of the dam stones and the way they are fused together, we find a clear similarity between the stones of the pyramid walls and the dam stones.

 "And there are still many questions that revolve around the Wadi Jarawy Dam: the first of which was in the era of any of the kings the dam was built? And why is a dam created in this particular place? Did the engineer make a diversion of the water course during construction operations and before the dam is completed as is known in  The building of the dams? Also, was the construction of the dam completed or not? And finally, was the dam destroyed by a huge flood, as it is said? And when was this done? In order to answer these questions, an archaeological mission must include an archaeologist, architect and geologist.

 "It is unacceptable that the site of the dam of the infidels is not known to anyone despite its importance, but rather was ignored as one of the most important monuments and unique tourist sites as the first stone dam in the world is still standing. And a place like this deserves to be a world tourist destination no less than the pyramids of Giza and the temples of Luxor and Karnak  What is required is to take care of the Wadi Jarawi area through the Ministry of Tourism and the Tourism Promotion Authority to rehabilitate the site as a tourist, as well as the Ministry of Environment, to place the valley within the nature reserves.

symbols of evil according to the beliefs .

"I poured out one of the most important symbols of evil according to the beliefs of the ancient Egyptian, as she is responsible for the spread of epidemics and at the same time she is the one who heals from all epidemics and raises the scourge" 

 "The ancient Egyptians used to refer to the year in which the epidemic spreads the name (the year of Sekhmet), and it has the same expression that the peasants say now, and pronounced it (O year of Sukha), and he also said

 (His life is being preoccupied) means defeating him .

Perfect painting statue.

Limestone statue of Kapunisut Kai wearing kilt, short wig, and a collar; eyes inlaid; left hand resting against his chest; right hand on his thigh. Son Shepseska shown standing by his right leg, with daughter Nefretankh kneeling embracing her father's left leg; inscription on base; painted.

THE OLDEST WEG IN THE HISTORY

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Museum, I present to you this piece of art that demonstrates the ingenuity of the ancient Egyptian woman, through which, through her historian interest in her beauty, she exported the fashion to the neighboring peoples, and even the peoples of the world at that time, especially the southern woman, who used to wear such a baraka, and was even dyeing her hair.  To several colors, especially the yellow color as it used to do, as well as for the man, to put the kohl in an easy frame for the purpose of adornment, for a healthy purpose

 This baroque was made of gypsum embroidered with gold, gemstones, red agate and glass. This baroque dates back to the reign of the great king Tuthmosis the Third. Each part of this baroque needs to be studied and highly researched. We can search for these things that the ancient Egyptian used in making this baroque ...  How did the ancient Egyptian make glass, jewels, and gold? All of this, if it is, indicates that the ancient Egyptian is the greatest record of history.

Queen Nefertiti, the wife of King Akhenaten.

Queen Nefertiti, the wife of King Akhenaten

 The richest period in the history of ancient Egypt governed

 The couple ruled (1353: 1336 BC) the family 18 during one of the most controversial periods in Egypt's cultural history

 And the transfer of the capital of the empire to Amarna

 The new Amarna achieved an artistic breakthrough distinct from any other era 

in Egypt

 The Queen played a unique and influential role as a wife and queen, as she was a major supporter of Akhenaten's religious and cultural movement.

  Nefertiti was fifteen years old when she married 16-year-old Amunhotep IV after five years of rule,

 The king started his religious movement and called himself Akhenaten.

 Nefertiti may have been from a royal family that some historians believe her father was King I who was an important advisor to many kings, including King Akhenaten (I became king after the death of King Tutankhamun in (1323 BC).

 She held several titles during her reign, 

including:

 The hereditary princess, the Great Praise, the Lady of Grace, the Sweet Love and the Lady of the Earths

  The king's main wife, sweetheart, wife of the great king, and the lady of all women

 And the mistress of Upper and Lower Egypt

 Nefertiti was born in 1370 BC in the Egyptian city of Thebes.

  Her full name means "beautiful beauty of Aten," the beautiful woman has come, "according to the bust

Akhenaten was the great royal wife from the beginning of his reign.  According to historical records, Queen Nefertiti had six daughters although there were no sons, the couple had a strong and loving relationship depicted in a variety of roles, including driving vehicles, attending festive acts with King Akhenaten, and hitting enemies.

  Despite the rule of Queen Nefertiti and King Akhenaten over ancient Egypt at a time when an unprecedented revolution, their new religion led to the destabilization of the empire.

 Queen was loved by some because of its attractiveness and softness.  However, she was very hated by her active leadership in Akhenaten's religion directed towards the sun.

 The circumstances surrounding Nefertiti’s death are a mystery, because its name disappeared from the historical record around the twelfth year of King Akhenaten’s 17-year reign.

  The popular theory suggests that Nefertiti abandoned her old title at that point and became an official partner in government under the name of Nefranfoerten.

  Because Nefertiti had no sons of her own, the next king Tutankhamun was the son of Akhenaten

Days of luck and days of jinx for the ancient Egyptians.

Days of luck and days of jinx for the ancient Egyptians

 The ancient Egyptian view of the days was a psychological and emotional one
 If there are favorable days for him, such as holidays and celebrations
 And sinister days are those in which bad events happen
 He divided the days into three categories
 1_ Good days nfr
 2- Bad days (Joe)
 3_ The standing days (Aha), which are between good days and bad days, and the advice came when exercising caution and avoiding some types of work or traveling during them or taking any action that would negatively affect its owner