Magic in Ancient Egypt: The dark truth behind curses and spells
Magic in Ancient Egypt: Curses, amulets, exorcism and spells went beyond black magic. In ancient Egypt, witchcraft was part of […]
Chariots of war, the “tanks” of the pharaohs to crush the enemies of ancient Egypt
Fast, light and deadly. The civilization based on the banks of the Nile perfected the war chariots to turn them
Amenhotep III, the ‘Sun King’ of ancient Egypt
Amenhotep III did not hesitate to proclaim his power through the propaganda weapons at his disposal, but he renounced the
The birth of ancient Egypt
In the passage from the 4th to the 3rd millennium BC, the first pharaohs extended their authority throughout the entire
Valley of the Queens
Valley of the Queens is the name of the necropolis of ancient Egypt where queens and princes of the Nineteenth
Ramses XI and the end of the New Kingdom
Under the last king of the New Kingdom, the influence of the priests of the god Amun was increasing, to
The discovery of the tomb of Maya, treasurer of Tutankhamun
In 1975, the British archaeologist Geoffrey Martin, of the Egypt Exploration Society, began the search in the Saqqara necropolis for
Kaaper or Sheikh el-Beled (Headman of the village)
Kaaper also known as the (Headman of the village), is a wooden sculpture of the Egyptian nobleman Ka-aper, which was
Amun in ancient Egypt
God Amun. Amun is traditionally linked to the hidden, that which is everywhere but cannot be seen, only felt. From
The Enigmatic Serapeum of Saqqara: Necropolis of the Sacred Bulls
Saqqara, situated near the ancient Egyptian capital of Memphis, harbors the oldest surviving pyramids from Pharaonic Egypt. It stood as