Canopic Jars Ancient Egypt
- By Magdy Fattouh
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Canopic jars are some of the most iconic artifacts from ancient Egypt. After mummification, these elaborately carved lids were used to store the deceased’s internal organs.
Ancient Egyptian Amulets
- By Magdy Fattouh
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Ancient Egyptian amulets, with their enigmatic beauty and profound significance, offer us a captivating glimpse into the beliefs and rituals of one of history’s most intriguing civilizations. These meticulously crafted charms, laden with symbolism and purpose, provide a window into the ancient Egyptians’ deeply spiritual world. In this exploration, we embark on a journey to uncover the secrets behind these ancient Egyptian amulets and their meanings, shedding light on the profound role they played in the lives of this ancient civilization.
Top 10 Sacred Animals in Ancient Egypt: Exploring the Guardians of the Spiritual Realm
- By Magdy Fattouh
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The fascination surrounding sacred animals in ancient Egypt is undeniable. These creatures played a significant role in the religious and cultural practices of the civilization, weaving a rich tapestry of symbolism and beliefs. In this friendly and helpful guide, we embark on a journey to delve into animal worship and symbolism in Egyptian culture, uncovering the deep connections between animals and gods/goddesses in their mythology.
Ancient Egyptian Language Alphabet: Unraveling the Secrets
- By Magdy Fattouh
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Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs alphabet, a complicated way for the Egyptians to write, were essential for understanding the rich culture and history of Ancient Egypt. The Egyptian hieroglyphic alphabet, which has many symbols and characters, gives us a fascinating look at the society that grew along the Nile thousands of years ago.
The Egyptian Ankh Symbol of Life
- By Magdy Fattouh
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The Egyptian symbol of Ankh meaning “life” in hieroglyph, is one of the most frequently used symbols in ancient Egyptian iconography. The Egyptian Cross, also known as the Ankh Cross (because of the oval-shaped top, ring, handle, or ring) or the key to life, represents eternal life and rebirth. The Egyptians believed life on earth was only part of eternal life, with the symbol of Ankh meaning earthly life and the afterlife. Its significance was such that many of the deities of the Egyptian gods (whose main attribute was immortality) were represented with this cross in their hands or chests.
