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Alexandria Landmarks and Alexandria Monuments

The vast majority of Alexandria's most significant landmarks and monuments are leftovers from the Romans. These ancient monuments are unique and fascinating to tour. Not to be missed are the Roman Amphitheatre, the only one in Egypt, and Pompey's Pillar, a huge freestanding structure. More modern landmarks in Alexandria include the ornate Abbas al...

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Egyptian Archaeology

Egyptian Archaeology - Directory of Online Resources...

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Annual Egyptological Bibliography

The online Annual Egyptological Bibliography (AEB) website. The AEB is published by the International Association of Egyptologists in cooperation with the Netherlands Institute for the Near East. [History] [Egypt]...

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Thebes Photographic Project

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Ancient Near Eastern Archaeology

Archaeological discoveries continually enrich our understanding of the people, culture, history, and literature of the Middle East. The heritage of its peoples -- from urban civilization to the Bible -- both inspires and fascinates. Near Eastern Archaeology brings to life the ancient world from Mesopotamia to the Mediterranean with vibrant images a...

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Egyptian Art Galleries

Richard Deurer. The Egyptian Galleries contain my paintings, photographs and sculptures. You will also find valuable information about Ancient Egypt. Please, go to the gallery that you find the most interesting. [General] [Egypt]...

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Trumpet of Tutankhamun

Click to download the audio of King Tut's Trumpet [General] [Egypt] Publix weekly ad, Kroger weekly ad, aldi ad, Walgreens weekly ad...

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Shabti - Servants For The Afterlife

In Ancient Egyptian burial it was important that the deceased had a workforce to carry out their every day tasks in the underworld so they would not have to dirty their hands. Originally in high ranking Old Kingdom burials servants were buried with their masters. It is not known if these were sacrifices, or people honored with a resting place besid...

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Thoth

The god Thoth was worshiped in the form of an Ibis, and is often shown in human form with the unusual head of that bird. Thoth was primarily thought to be the god of wisdom. He was patron of arts and science and also the patron god of scribes. He was the inventor of the words of god, or Hieroglyphs....

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Osiris And Isis

Osiris is perhaps the most famous of the gods of Ancient Egypt. Here he is shown in his typical guise as a mummified pharaoh holding the hook and flail, the traditional symbols of royal authority. Osiris is usually depicted wearing the feathered Atef crown....

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