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Ancient Egypt Magazine - April/May 2009
Ancient Egypt Magazine - April/May 2009
Ancient Egypt Magazine - April/May 2009: Tomb KV63 in the Valley of the Kings, Dental Health and Dentistry in Ancient Egypt, Luxor Temple’s Mosque, Egypt’s Eastern Desert, and the Work of the Egypt Exploration Society.
Ancient Egypt Magazine - April/May 2009: Tomb KV63 in the Valley of the Kings, Dental Health and Dentistry in Ancient Egypt, Luxor Temple’s Mosque, Egypt’s Eastern Desert, and the Work of the Egypt Exploration Society.
The Crowns Of Ancient Egypt
The Crowns Of Ancient Egypt
The Crowns Of Ancient Egypt: In Ancient Egypt there were a number of different crowns that could be worn by the Kings, the Gods and the Royal Women. The most frequently depicted were the Red Crown, the White Crown and the Double Crown.
The Crowns Of Ancient Egypt: In Ancient Egypt there were a number of different crowns that could be worn by the Kings, the Gods and the Royal Women. The most frequently depicted were the Red Crown, the White Crown and the Double Crown.
Temple of Hatshepsut
Temple of Hatshepsut
Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut, daughter of Tuthmosis I and wife of Tuthmosis II, Luxor, Valley of the Kings.
Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut, daughter of Tuthmosis I and wife of Tuthmosis II, Luxor, Valley of the Kings.
Thoth - Lord of the Sacred Words
Thoth - Lord of the Sacred Words
Thoth - Lord of the Sacred Words: The most popular and enduring of all the gods, Thoth has been responsible for keeping Egyptian magic in the forefront of learning since the collapse of the empire.
Thoth - Lord of the Sacred Words: The most popular and enduring of all the gods, Thoth has been responsible for keeping Egyptian magic in the forefront of learning since the collapse of the empire.
An Ancient Egyptian Herbal
An Ancient Egyptian Herbal
An Ancient Egyptian Herbal by Lisa Manniche: This is one of the very few accessible books on the use of herbs and spices used in Ancient Egypt.
An Ancient Egyptian Herbal by Lisa Manniche: This is one of the very few accessible books on the use of herbs and spices used in Ancient Egypt.
Women In Religion in Ancient Egypt
Women In Religion in Ancient Egypt
The Greek historian and traveller, Heredotus states: “No woman holds priestly office either in the service of the goddess or god, only men are priests in both cases.”
The Greek historian and traveller, Heredotus states: “No woman holds priestly office either in the service of the goddess or god, only men are priests in both cases.”
Ancient Egyptian Literature: Wisdom Texts
Ancient Egyptian Literature: Wisdom Texts
The wisdom literature can be found throughout all periods of ancient Egyptian history from the Old Kingdom through to the New Kingdom. Much of the literature of ancient Egypt deals with the state religion, the relationship between the gods and the king.
The wisdom literature can be found throughout all periods of ancient Egyptian history from the Old Kingdom through to the New Kingdom. Much of the literature of ancient Egypt deals with the state religion, the relationship between the gods and the king.
Hapi - God of the Nile Innundation
Hapi - God of the Nile Innundation
Hapi - God of the Nile Innundation: As a water god, Hapi was a deity of fertility. He is depicted as a blue or green man with the false beard of the pharaoh on his chin and having large pendulous breasts and paunch.
Hapi - God of the Nile Innundation: As a water god, Hapi was a deity of fertility. He is depicted as a blue or green man with the false beard of the pharaoh on his chin and having large pendulous breasts and paunch.
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Egyptology Trivia
Wadjet
Goddess of Lower Egypt
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Often shown as a cobra, or as the head of the cobra, Wadjet can be seen rearing from the forehead of the rulers. Evidence of her protection is most notable upon the funerary mask of Tutankhamen. Occasionally, she has been shown in the guise of her "eye of divine vengeance" role, as a lioness.