No comments Pyramid Energy In 1968, a research project was undertaken to attempt to discover once and for all whether or not there are any secret chambers in the pyramids of Egypt. Ancient Egypt Pyramids and Spinx Dr. Luis Alvarez, who developed and directed the project, had specifically designed an instrument which would record cosmic […]
A Day in the Desert, 1871 | Egyptian Deserts
No comments A Day in the Desert, 1871 E.H. Palmer Egyptian Deserts Map There is but little variety in camp-life in the desert, and a description of one day’s journey may answer for all the rest. At sunrise every one is astir; a simple toilette, a still more simple meal, and you pack up your […]
Hatshepsut Tomb Location | Facts and Pictures
No comments The queen’s tomb Hatshepsut Tomb Hatshepsut had her tomb dug in the Valley of the Kings (KV 20) by her vizier and High Priest of Amun, Hapuseneb. She had previously had a tomb cut for herself as queen regnant under Tuthmosis II, its entrance 220 ft (72 m) up a 350-ft (91-m) cliff […]
Resurrection Men, 1825 | Luxor – Walking Through Egypt
No comments Resurrection Men, 1825 Anne Katherine Elwood Egyptian Resurrection Men It is said, the Egyptians had a tradition that they were to rise again at the end of three thousand years, but it may be assumed they anticipated a more glorious resurrection from the grave than being thus ignominiously tom from their tombs, and […]
Court of Ramses II Luxor Temple
No comments Court of Ramses II, Colonnade Passing through the entrance pylon we enter the Court of Ramses II (A) , to the left of which the Fatimide Mosque of Abu el Hagag stands in contrast to the solemn ruins of Pharaonic Egypt. As recently as 1968 the local sheikhs, who claim that the tomb […]
Temple of Hathor at Dendera Facts Part 2/2
No comments Temple of Hathor at Dendera Facts Part 2/2 The second Hypostyle Hall (2) has six columns with richly ornamented, if rather clumsy, capitals. The bases are of granite, the rest ofthe columns in sandstone. Light is admitted into the hall from eight square apertures in the roof. Some of the reliefs on the […]
Menkaure Pharaoh 2494–2472BC
No comments Menkaure Pharaoh 2494 –2472 BC | khamerernebty , Pyramid and facts Menkaure Menkaure or Men-Kau-Ra was son of Khafre and the sixth Pharaoh in 4th dynasty in ancient egypt history ; Menkaure was ruled ancient egypt more 29 years ( 2494 BC –2472 BC ). He was owner of the third and smallest […]
Amenemhat I 1991-1962BC
No comments Amenemhat i pyramid – Amenemhat i Sehetepibre – Amenemhat i offering table Amenemhat I or Sehetepibre Amenemhat I was the founder of 12th dynasty of Ancient Egypt history . The 12th dynasty (Amenemhat I) was the first dynasty of the Middle Kingdom of Egypt . Amenemhat i Statue Amenemhat I ruled Ancient Egypt […]
Zoser Step Pyramid
No comments Ancient Egyptian Pyramids – Egyptian Pyramids – The Step Pyramids Of Zoser Egyptian Pyramids Now we will speak about more information and facts about ancient Egyptian Pyramids generally , Zoser step pyramids specially . Our articles consist of : The Underground Chambers The “Double burials” The Chemical Knowledge The Underground Chambers The Underground […]
The Deserts of Egypt | Walking Through Egypt
No comments The Deserts of Egypt A map of the world’s vegetation zones does not tell the whole story of Egypt’s geography. Sand-colored ‘desert’ covers the whole of North Africa and Egypt. Yet Egypt is verdant and fertile enough to feed its large population. How is this? The Nile Valley is not marked on such […]
Tomb of Tutmose III
No comments Tomb of Tutmose III Of difficult access, this tomb contains paintings which, for their concise graphic style, are considered among the most beautiful in all the Valley of the Kings. An extremely original and important sovereign, this Tutmose III. Illegitimate son of Tutmose II, nominated Pharaoh at the death of his father while […]
First Sight of the Pyramids, 1848
No comments First Sight of the Pyramids, 1848 Harriet Martineau Ancient Egyptian Pyramids of Giza Till 3 p.m. there was little variety in the scenery. I was most struck with the singular colouring the diversity of browns. There was the turbid river, of vast width, rolling between earthy banks; and on these banks were mud […]
Luncheon with Osiris, 1904 | Luxor – Walking Through Egypt
No comments Luncheon with Osiris, 1904 William Jarvie Osiris After visiting the second temple we went back to Abydos and in the Hypostile Hall found our dragoman had arranged a most sumptuous repast, which he had brought from our boat. He had one of our tablecloths spread upon a table around which were our chairs. […]
The Cataract Bars the Way, 1777 | Walking Through Egypt
No comments The Cataract Bars the Way, 1777 Claude Etienne Savary The cataract is still in our days what is described by Strabo: the rock which bars the middle of the river is bare for six months of the year. Then boats mount and descend by the sides. During the inundation, the waters heaped up […]