No comments The Valley of the Queens About a kilometre and a half from the Valley of the Kings is the Valley of the Queens which today is called «Biban el-Harim». In the region, eighty tombs have been discovered there but they are badly damaged, some showing traces of fire, others having been used as […]
October 2025
Egyptian Pyramid and Nature Of Geometry
No comments The Nature Of Geometry It is reasonable to speculate that there are two basic types of Geometry in the universe which may be classified as follows: Static Geometry Dynamic Geometry We can further understand static Geometry as that geometry which does not need the numbers PI (3.14) and PHI (1.618) to determine its […]
Egyptian 19 Dynasty and Egyptian Pharaohs
No comments Dynasty 19 1293 – 1185 BC Amenmesses (heqawaset) Menmire-setepenre 1202-1199 BC Seti II (merenptah) Userkheperure-setepenre 1199-1193 BC Siptah (merenptah) Akhenre-setepenre 1193-1187 BC Queen Twosret (setepenmut) Sitre-meryamun 1187-1185 BC When Merneptah died in 1202 BC a hiatus occurred in the succession. Instead of the Crown Prince Seti–Merneptah – who had been associated with his […]
Hathor Egyptian Goddess of love Facts Part 2/2
No comments Hathor Egyptian Goddess of love | Facts and Secrets Part 2 Unknown to Hathor Goddess , then, Ra asked for his swiftest messengers and sent them to Elephantine Island at Aswan with instructions to bring him a large quantity of the fruit of the mandrake, a plant that caused great sleepiness. Its fruit […]
Tuthmosis IV Pharaoh 1419-1386 BC
No comments Tuthmosis IV Menkheperure Dynasty 18 1419-1386 BC Tuthmosis IV and His Mother Tiaa Tuthmosis IV Pharaoh Biography 1419-1386 BC There may have been some doubt about the legitimacy of Tuthmosis IV‘s succession, since a long inscription preserved on a tall stele between the paws of the Sphinx at Giza smacks of propaganda in […]
Monuments in Philae
No comments Monuments in Philae The monuments of Philae cover four major epochs: the last part of the Pharaonic era, the Ptolemaic period, the Roman epoch and the Christian period. The chief monuments are the Temple of Isis (i) and her son Horus (Harendotus) (2), the beautiful Arch of Hadrian (3), the Temple of Hathor […]
Tuthmosis II Pharaoh 1518-1504 BC
No comments Tuthmosis II Akheperenre Dynasty 18 1518 -1504 BC Tuthmosis II Pharaoh Biography Tuthmosis I died in about 1518 BC, leaving behind a complicated situation vis a vis his successor to the throne. His two elder sons – the princes Wadjmose and Amenmose – predeceased their father, so the young third son became heir. […]
Characteristics of the Soil in Ancient Egypt and Papyrus in Egypt
No comments Characteristics of the Soil, c. 1200 Abd al-Latif al-Baghdadi There is another characteristic: the soil of Egypt is sandy, which by itself is not good for cultivation, but the waters of the Nile lay out with them, at the rime of the rising of the river, a black mud or silt, adhesive and […]
Min God of Fertility Story
No comments Min Egyptian God of Fertility Story Min was the god of fertility and was celebrated in one of the more interesting festivals during the Twentieth Dynasty. His cult centers were Koptos and Panopolis, and there is evidence of his worship as early as the First Dynasty, perhaps even earlier. Eventually he became a […]
Great Festival Temple of Thutmose III
No comments Great Festival Temple of Thutmose III The Great Festival Temple of Thutmose III (5) lies beyond the ruins to the east of the sanctuary. It was built in honour of Amon-Ra by the pharaoh who fought no less than seventeen battles during his reign, creating a vast empire for his country. In his […]
Riddle of Ancient Egyptian Pyramid P2
No comments Clearly it is impossible to write sensibly about the pyramids or venture to make a contribution to the subject without reference to the basic work of Egyptologists. The first three chapters are therefore largely devoted to a description of the setting in which the problem had to be approached and ultimately solved -1 […]
Queen Hatshepsut 1498-1483 BC
1 comment Queen Hatshepsut (Maatkare) Dynasty 18 1498 – 1483 BC Queen Hatshepsut As Tuthmosis II had realized early on, Queen Hatshepsut was a strong-willed woman who would not let anyone or anything stand in her way. By Year 2 of her co-regency with the child king Tuthmosis III she had begun her policy to […]
Synthetic Blocks and Egyptian Pyramids Building Process
No comments The Synthetic Blocks The idea of molding the pyramid blocks is intriguing . Let me help you with other information . Ancient Egyptian Pyramid In 1974 , a team from Stanford Research Institute (SRI) of Stanford University , Used electromagnetic sounding equipment to place to locate hidden rooms , The waves sent out […]
Ancient Egyptian Pyramids Part 1 | Problems and Solution
1 comment The results of our investigation so far lead to two main conclusions. The first is the destruction of the Meidum pyramid through a building disaster. The second is an explanation of the rhomboid shape of the Bent Pyramid as a direct consequence of this disaster. In the preceding two chapters we have adduced […]