Kings all over history had the intention of expanding their territory and building an undefeated empire to increase their area of power and resources. In that matter, there’s a unique king, who reigned Egypt over 60 years, Ramses II, also named
The Mummy‘s known as a famous Hollywood movie, which has wide popularity around the world, taking you into the Underworld of mummies, as they come back to life and chase the main character and his company. These mummy movies are categorized as
Ancient Egypt got many famous Pharaohs, some of them their fame goes back to the battles they went through and the lands they conquered, and others for no reason but being lucky that their tomb wasn’t robbed till it was discovered with their full
The ancient Egyptians were very keen on religion, even when they built the Egyptian Temples, their main purpose was religion, but that wasn't their only intention. The Egyptian temples were built to worship Gods, commemorate Pharaohs, and declare
Ramses III, the second Pharaoh from the 20th dynasty, reigned from 1187 to 1156 BCE. Don’t confuse him with Ramses the Great, who is Ramses II, who was probably a great grandfather to Ramses III. His father was King Setnakhte, and his mother was
Khufu, or Cheops like the Greeks called him, was the second ancient Egyptian Pharaoh of the 4th dynasty. He is the builder of the largest of the three pyramids of Giza, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, and the owner of the smallest piece of
Over 5000 years ago, a pr Egypt to create a powerful unified country, that was King Narmer, the founder of the first dynasty in ancient Egypt. To create a powerful country, you need to have a powerful capital, that when King Narmer decided to create
Konouz factory is the first factory for antiquities replicas in Egypt and the Middle East. The factory was inaugurated in March 2021 by Dr. Khaled El Enany, Minister of Tourism and Antiquities.
Hatshepsut, the Queen who crowned herself as a pharaoh of Egypt, as a woman in a man position of power, wanted to establish her authority and legitimacy of her reign by building a temple. The Mortuary Temple of Queen Hatshepsut is one of the most
On July 15th, 2022, and during the excavation led by the Archaeological Mission of the Czech Institute for Egyptology – Charles University, the mission discovered the tomb of an important person called "Wah–Ib–Ra'a–Meri–Nit," dating from
