Lastest posts

Names of the 22 royals Mummies Seti I One of the most beautiful and best-preserved of the royal sepulchers is the tomb of Seti I in the Valley of the Kings, with wall decorations in vivid colors. Son of Ramses I, the founder of Dynasty 19, New Kingdom, Seti I lead a battle against the...

The Pharaohs’ Golden Parade On the 4th of April, The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization opens its main hall for visitors. You will be able to visit the Royal mummies starting the 18th of April. The Pharaohs’ Golden Parade moved from the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir to its final destination in the National Museum of...

Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing!

Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing!

The Step pyramid : Egyptian Prime Minister Mustafa Madbouly and other officials were on hand this week as the Djoser Pyramid was reopened following its restoration. The Saqqara necropolis, with its antiquities and tombs dating to the most ancient periods of Egyptian history, is an open-air museum. The necropolis also includes the Serpeum, where the...

After the pharaoh warrior Thutmose III, we now follow the hierarchical succession to speak of his successor, his son Amenhotep II who, as we have seen, reigned, in co-operation with his father for two years and four months. On the death of his father he became the seventh pharaoh of the XVIII Egyptian dynasty. Amenhotep...

Hidden Chamber in Great pyramid Two years ago a big discovery in the Great Pyramid was announced in a paper in Nature: “a large void” (at least 30m/100ft in length) above the Grand Gallery. The find constituted “the first major inner structure found in the Great Pyramid since the 19th century”. The new discovery was...

Senemnut Senenmut a man of the street, (as they say), son of a certain Ramose and Hatnefer (also called sympathetically Titutiu), did not come from the entourage of the Egyptian nobility. Originally from Upper Egypt, near the first cataract of the Nile, he came to Ermonthis following his family where he settled. Still young he...

Thutmose III Hatshepsut is dead. But in the distance already, the echo of arms resounds. The hour of Thutmose III has arrived. After 22 years of co-operation with his stepmother, the warrior character that that boy had been able to restrain, accepting to play a secondary role for such a long time, now he can...

Temple of Hatshepsut As we said in previous articles, the pharaoh woman Hatshepsut had several monuments erected, some of which were usurped by the pharaohs that followed. On others, the ax of the damnation of memory fell, fortunately, it was a light ax that did not completely erase the memory of the sovereign. Most of...

Hatshepsut On the death of the great pharaoh Thutmose I, since his two sons were dead, the favorite daughter Hatshepsut was in a position to succeed the throne of her father. The heir designated, however, was Thutmose II, son of a minor bride, Mutnefret., Therefore of royal blood only by his father. Hatshepsut, as the...

Tuthmosis II Aakheperenra, (Grande is the image of Ra), better known as Tuthmosis II, (Thot was born), son of Tuthmosis I and a secondary wife, Mutnefret, sits, on the death of his father and two older brothers Amenmose and Wadjmose, on the throne of the Two Lands. Not being the son of the Great Royal...

Tuthmosis I The XVIII dynasty marked a great turning point in ancient Egyptian history, the New Kingdom was really new, especially politically, Egypt was not only the Due Terre but it started an expansionist policy towards both south and north. The internal stability achieved by the pharaoh Ahmose reconfirmed and strengthened by his successor Amenhotep...

Amenhotep I Now Egypt is free, expelled the invaders and consolidated the borders both in the north and in the south, after about 25 years of reign, the great Pharaoh Ahmose can certainly rise to the duat deserved. Some problems still create some monarchies that had served the Hyksos but they are only nostalgic regurgitations...

Omm Sety A British Woman Whose Life Was Lined by Reincarnation and Connected to a Pharaoh When Dorothy Eady arrived in Egypt for the first time, it was obvious to her that she had been there before. But her last visit near the Nile may have taken place thousands of years earlier. Dorothy was born...

Hekau In the “Sarcophagus Texts” we find, among others, one of the gods of the immense Egyptian pantheon, the god of magic Hekau, “He who activates the Ka“, and is cited as the one who existed “before the birth of duality”, created by a god when “two things” didn’t exist yet. The hieroglyph that indicates...

The Book of the Heavenly Cow: We read in the Bible, (Genesis 6:11 – 13), that, having become the wicked and perverse man, a sinner to the creator, God decided to put an end to all that he had created, but since there was a person, Noah, who he had never sinned against him, he...

The Hermopolitan Theology – Island of Flames In the afterlife of ancient Egypt, the duat, there is a region that contrasts with the marshes, lakes, and reeds that represent the Nun, the primordial ocean where the sun dives into the evening to resurface in the morning, is “the Island of Flames “where each deceased must...