Ancient Egypt

Here you can see a cool infographic with the Gods of ancient Egypt. Source: MrPsMythopedia

Crowns Undoubtedly, the best-known element of costumes of the Egyptian pharaoh was their own crowns, of which there were numerous examples. The most common and best known are: 1- The Hedjet Crown or White Crown , symbol of Upper Egypt. 2- The Desheret Crown or Red Crown , symbol of Lower Egypt. 3- The Crown …

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In the 19th Dynasty, about thirty two centuries and ten decades ago, there was a child, born to take that throne to rule the kingdom, the third king of 19th Dynasty, Ramesses II. The reign (1279-1213 B.C.) in which he ruled was the longest reign in the history of Egypt. His name meaning is the “Keeper of Harmony and

For more than two millennia prior to the documenting of the Ten Commandments, there were forty-two rules, counted as the acknowledged rules of life throughout Egypt, where Moses and the Israelites …

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Egyptian Astrology is a very popular and powerful tool amongst the Witches and the occultists as it unveils hidden truths, lost in the ages...

Just over 98 years ago, the British Egyptologist Howard Carter was responsible for finding one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of the last century: the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun in the Valley of the Kings, in Egypt. It was just the beginning of an exploration that still intrigues researchers. Within the great place that guarded …

A FREE ancient Egypt hieroglyphics chart to print, share, or embed. Use this infographic for worksheets, projects, or as a handy decoder!

All aspects of economic and social life, from the routine of the mansions to the production of the peasantry, were recorded; this need stimulated the development of writing. While the Sumerians quickly replaced the pictograms with cuneiform characters that formed syllables and words, the ancient Egyptians continued to depend on elaborate characters that represented animals, …