Ancient Egypt

“The carpenter wielding the adze is often more fatigued than the peasant; his domain is wood, his plow the adze, […]

Ramses III, the final great sovereign of the New Kingdom’s 20th Dynasty, reigned from 1186 to 1155 BC. Throughout his

In the magnificent setting of Piazza San Giovanni in Laterano, nestled within the eternal city of Rome, the Lateran Obelisk

Khnum, one of ancient Egypt’s most ancient deities, revered for his shaping abilities, held a special place of veneration in

The Pyramid and Coffin Texts comprise a collection of sacred writings from ancient Egypt, believed to be crucial for guiding

Lady Rai, a prominent figure from ancient Egypt, emerges as a captivating subject when delving into the realm of mummification

The Head of Queen Tiye is a sculpture dating back to approximately 1355 BC, during the time of the 18th

Nakht’s tomb stands out as one of the most exquisitely adorned tombs of the New Kingdom (circa 1400 BC), renowned

The Eye of Horus stands as one of the oldest known amulets, with documented testimonies dating back to the Old

Usekh means “broad” in ancient Egyptian. The usekh necklace was worn by the nobility in Ancient Egypt as a talisman