Dogs in Ancient Egypt

Dogs in Ancient Egypt  The Egyptian hunting dog breed is still in existence today. As a result of the Phoenicians securing its location in Malta, Only one dog, the Pharaoh Hound, of an ancient Egyptian breed, descended from the Egyptian desert greyhound, survives today. Images of dogs that resemble Anubis can be found in Egyptian temples. Gray, brown, and cumin make up its color scheme. Rabbit and deer hunting in rocky areas is where they shine

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The problem of the ancient Egyptian breasts

The problem of the ancient Egyptian breasts There is a puzzling issue about the ancient Egyptians that has not been resolved until today. Most of the statues and drawings that were found for the kings of ancient Egypt show them with prominent breasts and chests – along with the royal beard -. This abnormal appearance […]

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The sundial in ancient Egypt

A stone block of alabaster, which is called a sundial to know the time of day in ancient Egypt, where this piece is of the type that tells us to measure the time of day depending on the extension of the shadow and the angle of the direction of the shadow, as it is a […]

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The ancient Egyptians had the most important need for cleanliness

The ancient Egyptians had the most important need for cleanliness, bathing and beautiful scents because they could not enter the temple and pray without being pure. The idea of having a bathroom in the house was an Egyptian idea. It was necessary to have a shower room and spend the need just like I am […]

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Sushin “Holy water lily” or “Nilover lotus” or “Egyptian white water lily”

Sushin “Holy water lily” or “Nilover lotus” or “Egyptian white water lily” They are all her names…and more; Do not be surprised! When you read its ancient history, you will discover the secret of the many names of this flower.. it has been the ancient lady of flowers throughout the ages. The lotus flower, the […]

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Minister position in ancient Egypt

Minister position in ancient Egypt It was customary for the ancient kings of Egypt to place the burden of governmental administrative, judicial, financial and military procedures on the shoulders of the most senior official in the state, the minister, and it was called in the ancient Egyptian language (that). Whoever occupies the position of the […]

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Tomb Of Bashdu

The woman, her position and role in ancient Egypt.

Woman, her position and role in ancient Egypt. No ancient or modern people have guaranteed women a legal status similar indignity as the inhabitants of the Nile Valley has guaranteed them. So said Max Miller. And the scientist added, in a pantry, saying, “All the peoples of the world, east and west, seem to have […]

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The Oldest Egyptian Coin (2368 years old

Oldest Egyptian Coin (2368 years old) 🪙 It is called (Noub Nefer) or (Naqd Tachos). 🪙 It is an Egyptian coin that was minted in the name of the king (Tachos). 🪙 Specifically, it was coined in 350 BC. Coins were not struck throughout the ancient Egyptian era Except at the beginning of the thirtieth […]

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Women in ancient Egypt used fenugreek oil

Women in ancient Egypt used fenugreek oil, which is characterized by its superior ability to resist wrinkles and delay its appearance, in addition to its effective effect on eliminating freckles to care for her skin and preserve her youth. She also used honey, ground fenugreek, herbs and many types of vegetable oils to moisturize and […]

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Fashion in Ancient Egypt

Fashion in Ancient Egypt Linen was the most common fabric in ancient Egypt. Although the Egyptians knew about other fabrics, they preferred to use linen cloths, products made from the flax plant. They used the flax plant due to its abundance due to the good climate and a strong source of water from the Nile […]

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