A Visit to Karnak Temple in Seven Images
Ramses II was the most powerful of the pharaohs. Akhenaten dared to defy the gods by establishing monotheism. His son, Tutankhamen, became most famous after the discovery of his tomb nearly 100 years ago. Hatshepsut was the woman who held the throne of the pharaohs....Read more
Colossal Head of Amenhotep III
The Colossal Head of Amenhotep III, also known as the colossal red granite statue of Amenhotep III, dates back to 1350 BC and is a part of the Eighteenth Dynasty of ancient Egypt (1550 BC to 1295 BC). It was discovered in 1835 by British consul Henry Salt, in front of...Read more
Golden Sandals of Tutankhamun
The golden sandals of Tutankhamun have captivated the world with their stunning beauty and historical significance. Out of the 42 pairs of sandals found in the tomb, the golden pair was found on the king’s feet, protected by the embalming process. The...Read more
Gold Snake Bracelets – A Timeless Piece of Ancient Jewelry
The art of jewelry-making has a long and rich history, with the ancient Egyptians being one of the masters of the craft. One of their most sought after creations was the gold snake bracelet, which was widely popular in antiquity. These bracelets were made of hollow...Read more