Ancient Egyptian Culture Collection (page 6)

Egyptian Luxor obelisk in the Place de la Concorde, Paris

In Egyptian mythology, Ra was supreme sun god. Belief in him was so strong that the ancient pharaohs claimed relation to him

Illustration of ancient Egyptian scribes

4000 BC ancient egyptian sailing boat, side view

Illustration, painted Egyptian mummy coffin

Illustration of man and boy standing at an early sundial, using a stick known as gnomon, Ancient Egypt

Illustration of man kneeling next to two tools called merkhets, lined up with the stars to tell the time at night, Ancient Egypt

Illustration of ancient Egyptian archer on chariot

Illustration of two Ancient Egyptian fishing boats on the river Nile, side by side, linked together by net used to scoop up fish

carving of the Egyptian God Horus
beautiful carving of the Egyptian God Horus on a wall at the Temple of Philae, Lake Nasser

The interior of the Great Temple of Ramesses II, Abu Simbel, Egypt
Interior of the temple of Ramses II, Abu Simbel. The sandstone pillar statues are approx. 32a high or 9 meters tall

Pyramids at the Royal Cemetery next to Jebel Barkal.; Meroe, Sudan, Africa

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As the sun sets over the majestic land of ancient Egypt, a captivating scene unfolds before our eyes. In the foreground stands the enigmatic Sphinx, its imposing presence shrouded in mystery and intrigue. Behind it, rising proudly against the horizon, is the awe-inspiring Pyramid of Chephren, one of the magnificent Pyramids of Giza. Illustrations depicting ancient Egyptian gods adorn this rich tapestry of culture. The mighty Horus holds aloft the key of life, symbolizing eternal power and vitality. Nearby, we glimpse an illustration showcasing Osiris, revered as a god associated with resurrection and rebirth. Journeying further into this mesmerizing world, we encounter architectural marvels that have stood for millennia. The Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut in Luxor showcases intricate designs that pay homage to a powerful female pharaoh who defied convention. The Red Pyramid beckons us with its striking red hue and impeccable symmetry – a testament to ancient engineering prowess. Ramses II Temple in Abu Simbel stands tall as a UNESCO World Heritage Site; its colossal statues paying tribute to an iconic ruler from Nubia. A stroll through history brings us to the Kiosk of Trajan standing gracefully before the remarkable Temple of Isis – both designated UNESCO World Heritage Sites. These structures embody religious devotion and reflect Egypt's deep-rooted spiritual beliefs. Delving deeper into their burial customs reveals treasures beyond imagination: Pharaoh Amenemope's gold funerary mask from Tanis gleams with opulence fit for royalty. Anubis, god of death and embalming rituals, clutches his sacred symbol -the Ankh- representing everlasting life. Finally, we arrive at Kom Ombo near Aswan where an ancient temple awaits our exploration amidst North Africa's breathtaking landscapes. And not far away lies another UNESCO World Heritage Site: Menkaure's Pyramid accompanied by none other than the timeless Sphinx itself.