Are not the pharaohs who reached the hidden cosmic sciences and medical sciences still under scientific research now? I do not rule out that 1400 years ago there is science as our science according to the possibilities and proof of that pharaonic science that was not decoded until 2009 How can it be miraculous, and there are those who reached a greater knowledge of 1400 years ago? We start with the mystery of mummification and its stages: Mummification is one of the manifestations of progress in ancient Egyptian civilization and shows how far it has come to understand the many mysteries of the secrets of the world and the amount of ammunition correctly obtained from scientific knowledge accurate and correct The secrets of embalming remained a mystery buried with the ancient Egyptian. Modern science has not yet been able to know the secret behind the survival of these bodies thousands of years ago, and despite the claim of all this modern scientific revolution in various ...

She was the wife of "Sakhnin Ra Ta'o" (II), one of the heroes of "Thebes" in the "Hixus" war, and the mother of King Ahmose I, the editor of Egypt of the invaders, The importance of this queen and her fame as one of the great queens in this family was due to her prominent role in the struggle for Egypt against the Hyksos. This was evidenced by the text of a stone plaque found in front of the eighth edifice of the temples of Karnak and began with the titles of King Ahmose and his works, This was a passage for his mother, the queen, "Ihah-hatt", in which everyone was commanded to glorify her. He said: "Praise the Lady of the Earth, the Lady of the Mediterranean Islands (Hao Nebo), famous in every foreign country, who sets plans for the people, the husband of the king, the sister of the king, , Which sponsored the affairs of Egypt, which took care of the order of its army, and put it under its care, were the ones who brou...

Today i will talk about one of the most famous queens of ancient Egypt Queen Hatshepsut !! why she got all this fame why she is  One of the most famous and great queens in history ? Queen Hatshepsut  Hatshepsut's original name is  Ghanamat Amun Hatshepsut means: the beloved princess of Amun or the princess of Amun, the princess of Durrat .. who was she ? Queen Maat Ka Ra Hatshepsut (1482 BC) One of the most famous queens in history, the fifth Pharaohs of the Eighteenth Dynasty, ruled from 1503 BC. Until 1482 BC. The eldest daughter of Pharaoh Egypt was King Thutmose I and her mother Queen Ahmose. Her father, the king, had an illegitimate son, Thutmose  I I  , and she accepted to marry him on the custom of royal dynasties to share the rule of the state after his death. This queen has left many mysteries and secrets. Perhaps the most exciting of these mysteries is the character of Senmut, the architect who built he...

Most metals and precious stones used in the manufacture of tools, pots and ornaments were extracted from the Eastern and Western deserts of Egypt. Mining was an exhausting and deadly activity. Because most of the mines were in the desert, workers' living conditions were harsh; mining was therefore practiced seasonally. Mobility to land mines was unavoidable. The slow donkey convoys were out of reach and needed massive troops to protect them from bandits The old mines were small spaces, not expanded, and supported by wooden beams, as in the present. The miners had to lie on their stomachs, beating their shovels all day long. Workers were usually hired with food and drink, and were not allowed to keep a piece of gold or jewelery; however small. In the Roman era, slaves who were prisoners of war or prisoners in crimes were used to work in mines. Poor families, with their children, also worked in mines. The children crawled in the small spaces to take out the rock crusher. Co...

Ancient Egyptians planted three types of wheat, namely: Incoran Wallace. Unicorn is a kind of primitive, single grain grain. It is gerst to extracts with two rigid red entrees kept after lesson. Sniper, it contains two red light color. Wheat and barley used in making bread and beer. Ancient Egyptians, in small gardens or local secondary species, a lot of vegetables, including onions, garlic, leeks, lettuce, Egypt (municipal council) gray cab, potash, paregos, lentils, peas, beans and lots of spices. She also planned sesame, linen and ricin. Extraction of vegetable oils. The planned business in Carmot is separate as well as gardens. They also planted palm trees, figs, migrants, melons and melons. The ancient Egyptians had allocated land for flax cultivation, which was the main raw material in the textile industry. Papyrus, which grows in swamps along the river, makes the same paper as mats and sandals. Other new crops were introduced after Arab demand, such as rice and sugar cane:...

THE WORLD OF ANCIENT EGYPT Before the Dynastic Periods, before the invention of writing, the mighty Nile coursed its path through the ancient world.  Peoples and places existed in various spots around the globe. The climate differed from that which we know.  When we think of Ancient Egypt, mighty pharaohs and magnificent monuments immediately enter our thoughts.  But how did this great civilization come to be?  To fully answer this question, we must travel back in time farther than one is accustomed to when contemplating this great civilization.  You are invited to take this journey with me, as we explore this forgotten world of Ancient Egypt. We need to begin in Prehistoric Egypt to understand what made Egypt become the great ancient civilization we love.  And no, by prehistoric, I do NOT mean the time of dinosaurs, the most frequent image that comes to mind when this word is used.  Prehistory simply refers to times before the advent of w...

In Egypt, naturally, there is a variety of mineral ores; but a few minerals - such as silver and tin - were imported from abroad. Copper metal was the most commonly used in ancient Egypt. Gold has been used in jewelery, just as silver has been used since the pre-family era. As bronze is known, it is an alloy (a mixture) of copper metal and tin since the Second Dynasty; but it became only common in the modern state. Iron meteorite was first known, but it was not extracted from mines or used in general; until the Ptolemaic era. Tin may have been imported from the islands of Crete and Cyprus, and was often used in the production of bronze. To reach a high enough temperature to extract minerals from their natural ores, the ancient Egyptians built special coal-fired stoves. The metal was melting, to purify, in a crucible above the fire. In the era of the Old Kingdom, the workers were blowing into the fire with a blower to reach the melting temperature of the metal, which required a ...

Our article today about King Ahmose I  how he had overcome the Hyksos  ? what factors helped him to do so? Who was Ahmose when he ruled and what was his plan?  we will know all this in the following texts Ahmose the first Ahmose the first rescuer of Egypt and the Hiksus and Asians, and the founder of the Eighteenth Dynasty - the greatest ruling families in Egypt. Ruling of 1550 BC. Until 1525 BC. Ahmose was the son of King Tao II of Sakhnin Ra, and brother of the martyred King Kamus, the last of the seventeenth Dynasty kings. At the age of ten Ahmose (born the moon ie Hilal) took power after the death of his father and the martyrdom of his brother in the war against the Hyksos. On his assumption of the throne, the royal name was Neb-Pahti-Ra (Ra is the master of power). The remains of his pyramid in Abidus were discovered in 1899, and he knew that it was his pyramid in 1902. Picture taken in 2005 from the top of Ahmose I's pyr...

Ancient Egypt was ruled by powerful kings called Pharaohs. He was Egypt's  political and religious leader  The first pharaoh was Narmer who was  identified with Menes in the ancient Egyptian written records as the first king  ,who united the two kingdoms of Upper and Lower Egypt  in about 3150BC.All the pharaohs after Narmer lived lives of great magnificence in fine palaces surrounded by courtiers and servants .They were extremely wealthy because they owend large states and they could afford to build large temples and tombs. The ordinary word for for king is 'nsw';which we conventionally translate sovereign; another titles common appellation is nb 'the lord'.We can not discuss their epithets of the king.such as ntr nfr 'the good god' nb tawy 'the lord of the two lands. The Egyptian original Pr-aa 'Great House'(written with the two biliteral hieroglyphs pr "house" and ˤ3 "column") was ...

Statue of Sopdu Statue of Sopdu, New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, Egypt 1332-1323 BCE Who was the Sopdu? Sopdu (Soped, Sopedu) was a god of war associated with the eastern borders and the eastern Desert, known as the "lord of the east".  He was sometimes associated with the planet Venus, but was generally a solar god, closely associated with the sun, which rises in the east, and represented the scorching heat of the sun.  He patrolled the border and protected the turquoise mines in the Sinai. He was also thought to protect the mouth of the deceased. His name was written with the hieroglyph of a thorn and can be translated as "skilled man" or "skilled ones".  However, it could also mean "sharp ones". The sign itself was called "the tooth" by the Egyptians giving his name a possible third meaning of "the teeth". He was the son of Sopdet (Sirius) and Sahu (Orion) who in turn were associated with Isis a...