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26/02/2023

Death is not the end, but merely the beginning of a new journey. Can you imagine mummification as a common practice nowadays? Ancient Egyptians put a great emphasis on preparing for the afterlife and devoted immense resources to ensure that their souls would continue living after death. They created elaborate tombs and burial sites filled with offerings, decorations, and other goods to provide for their souls in the afterlife. To further secure their fate after death, they mummified their bodies and had them sealed in tombs or sarcophagi accompanied by intricate hieroglyphic texts detailing their journey into the afterlife. The ancient Egyptians believed that these efforts would help ensure that their souls would live on eternally in the realm beyond death. visit us at https://anubistreasures.com to learn more.

09/02/2023

Tutankhamun, a pharaoh, of youth, and might,
With a treasure trove, so grand, a wondrous sight.
In ancient Egyptian lore, his story's untold,
Of a ruler, who rose, from the shadows bold.

He came to power, at a young age so fair,
And his rule, a mystery, that we all should care.
With treasures, and riches, beyond our wildest dreams,
His tomb, a symbol, of ancient Egyptian schemes.

He lived, and died, in a time of great change,
His legacy, a reminder, of history's range.
His tomb, a treasure trove, of untold wealth,
And his memory, a symbol, of ancient Egyptian health.

So if you find yourself, in search of the past,
Turn to Tutankhamun, for a tale that will last.
He'll be there, to guide you, and bless,
With his riches, and wisdom, a story for all to confess.

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08/02/2023

Cleopatra, a queen, of beauty, and grace,
With a spirit, as fierce, as the Nile's embrace.
In ancient Egyptian lore, her story's retold,
Of a leader, who stood, and never grew old.

She ruled with power, and with an iron will,
Her wit, and charm, unmatched, and still.
She fought for her kingdom, and her people's right,
And her legacy, a symbol, of the ancient might.

Her love for Julius Caesar, and Mark Antony,
Of passion, and politics, a tale for all to see.
She proved herself, a leader, wise, and true,
And her death, a loss, for the world to rue.

So if you find yourself, in need of inspiration,
Turn to Cleopatra, for a tale of determination.
She'll be there, to guide you, and bless,
With her strength, and courage, in times of stress.

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08/02/2023

Anubis, with a jackal's head so grand,
The god of mummification, a steadfast stand.
In ancient Egyptian lore, a symbol of might,
Guiding souls to their final night.

He stands beside the scales of truth,
Weighing hearts, a solemn proof.
Of life lived, with joy or woe,
The feather's lightness shows where they will go.

His presence brings both fear and peace,
For those who seek eternal release.
Anubis, with a watchful eye,
Ensures that no soul dares to defy.

So if you find yourself in the afterlife,
With Anubis as your guide, no need for strife.
For he will lead you to your final rest,
And bless you with eternal peace, a life truly blessed.

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07/02/2023

Sacred beetle
In ancient Egypt, the beetle was held sacred and linked to the deity Jepri. This god was depicted with a human body and a beetle head, symbolizing the constant evolution of life.

07/02/2023

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06/02/2023

The Great Giza Pyramids Complex, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is the last remaining wonder of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. The complex features three main pyramids, the largest of which is the Great Pyramid of Giza, the oldest and largest of the Seven Wonders. Built as tombs for Pharaohs and their consorts during the Fourth Dynasty around 2500 BC, the pyramids remain one of the most impressive architectural accomplishments of ancient times.
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06/02/2023

The mysterious lotus flower has long been embedded in Egypt's spiritual culture, carrying with it an aura of rebirth and enlightenment. Representing the soul's journey to clarity and understanding, this resilient blossom is a symbol of strength that can rise above adversity - much like ancient Egyptians did during times when life was challenging or uncertain. The petals are even believed to have carried divine power from gods and goddesses so should be treated accordingly! With such powerful history connected to its beauty, appreciating a lotus can bring us closer to our own awakening as well as take us back through time for some cosmic connection with one of mankind’s oldest civilizations.
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05/02/2023

Lotus flower columns at the north of Egypt Karnak temple, Luxor.
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05/02/2023

Carved relief of the upper back of a stool for the burial site's owner, with daughter holding a lotus blossom in her left hand, as indicated by the hieroglyphics from Chenemu's grave.
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04/02/2023

The deceased, accompanied by his wife, holding a lotus flower and a work tool, detail from the Stela of Sobekhotep.
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04/02/2023

Kneeling woman with a lotus flower, detail of a fragment decorated in relief from the tomb of Ptahmose.
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03/02/2023

Travel back in time (3,300 years ago) and meet one of Ancient Egypt's great pharaohs, Seti I, at Abydos Temple! This unique temple will leave you in awe with its beautifully crafted walls, ceilings, and columns. Discover the obsession with detail and perfection that was a hallmark of Ancient Egyptian architecture. Don't miss your chance to immerse yourself in history at Abydos Temple!
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03/02/2023

Ankhesenamun and her mother Nefertiti
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02/02/2023

Temple Karnak is a breathtaking monument to ancient Egyptian architecture and religious devotion. Spanning over several centuries of history, this massive temple complex is dotted with towering columns, ornate walls, grand courtyards, and intricate carvings, each telling its own story and painting a rich tapestry of religious beliefs and customs of ancient Egypt civilization.
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02/02/2023

Tutankhamun’s tomb and sarcophagus
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01/02/2023

The guardians of the temples doing their job!
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01/02/2023

Double cartouche-shaped unguent container from the tomb of Tutankhamun (gold plated wood inlaid with glass paste). Now in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo.
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31/01/2023

Horus
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31/01/2023

Travel back in time to ancient Egypt and explore the magnificent Temple of Luxor, a stunning monument that has stood the test of time for over 3,400 years!

Built during the glorious New Kingdom period, the Temple of Luxor was dedicated to the mighty god Amun and served as a center of religious worship for generations of Egyptians. Imagine the grandeur and splendor of this sacred site, where pharaohs and their subjects came to pay homage and offer prayers to the gods.

Despite centuries of neglect and damage, much of the temple still stands today, a testament to the ingenuity and architectural prowess of the ancient Egyptians. From the grand colonnades to the intricate carvings and inscriptions, every inch of the Temple of Luxor whispers tales of a bygone era, just waiting to be discovered by curious travelers like you.
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30/01/2023

The tomb of Rameses IX (ruled 1129–1111 BC), KV 6, 20th Dynasty, the Valley of the Kings, Luxor, Egypt.
This pharaoh is best known for the tomb robbery trials, recorded in multiple papyrus documents. During his reign, several royal and noble tombs in the Western Theban Necropolis had been robbed, including that of a 17th Dynasty king, Sobekemsaf II. The plundering of ancient tombs in Egypt is not a modern phenomenon, it’s a problem that was already recognized in the Early Dynastic Period (ca. 3150-2613 BC). Numerous royal tombs, including the pyramid of Djoser (ca. 2670 BC), were built with features designed to protect them from theft, hiding the burial chamber or making it hard to access, and contained inscribed execration texts which threatened and cursed any malicious intruders. However, all too often these measures had little to no effect.
The entire decorative program of the tomb includes scenes from the Book of Gates, Litany of Ra, Book of Caverns, Imydwat, Book of the Dead, Book of the Earth, Book of the Night, and Opening of the Mouth ritual.
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30/01/2023

Unearth The Mysteries Of Ancient Egypt with Anubis Treasures' Egyptian Mystery Box

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30/01/2023

King Tutankhamun’s shoes. Look at the details!

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30/01/2023

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30/01/2023

Queen Nefertiti

29/01/2023

What treasures can you unearth?
The Pillars of the Great Hypostyle Hall in the Temple of Karnak in Egypt are estimated to be over 3,500 years old, dating back to the reign of Pharaoh Ramses I in the 19th dynasty (around 1292-1190 BCE).
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29/01/2023

4,500 year-old Masterpiece of Ancient Egyptian Art: "To you I have given all life, stability and authority, all health, all pleasure." it carves on the greywacke statue of King Menkaura with the goddess Hathor (left) and the goddess Bat (right).
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29/01/2023

Unlock the secrets of ancient Egypt with the Narmer Palette!
This ceremonial palette, dating back to 3100 BCE, depicts the unification of Upper and Lower Egypt under the rule of pharaoh Narmer and is considered one of the most important artifacts of ancient Egyptian history and art. Made of schist and adorned with intricate carvings and hieroglyphs, it offers a glimpse into the political and cultural developments of the time. But that's not all - it's also considered one of the earliest examples of hieroglyphic writing. Currently housed in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, the Narmer Palette was discovered in 1897 in Hierakonpolis.

16/01/2023

Ancient Egyptian religion was rich and complex, with a vast pantheon of deities who governed every aspect of life. Some of the most important deities in ancient Egyptian religion include:

Amun: The king of the gods and the patron of Thebes, Amun was considered the hidden one and was depicted as a man with a crown of feathers. He was the god of creation, fertility, and the sun.

Ra: The sun god and the creator of all life, Ra was depicted as a man with the head of a falcon and a sun disk on his head. He was the god of the sun, light, and warmth and was considered the ruler of all the gods.

Osiris: The god of the dead and the afterlife, Osiris was depicted as a mummy with a crown of feathers. He was the judge of the dead and was believed to offer protection and assistance to the souls of the deceased.

Isis: The sister and wife of Osiris, Isis was the goddess of fertility, motherhood, and magic. She was depicted as a woman wearing a throne on her head.

Horus: The son of Osiris and Isis, Horus was the god of the sky, war, and hunting. He was depicted as a man with the head of a falcon.

Anubis: The god of embalming and funerary rites, Anubis was depicted as a man with the head of a jackal. He was responsible for the protection of tombs and was believed to watch over the dead.

Set: The god of chaos, violence and storms, Set was depicted as a man with the head of an unknown animal. He was considered to be the enemy of the god Horus and was often depicted as a villain in myths.

Bastet: The goddess of home, fertility, childbirth and women, Bastet was depicted as a woman with the head of a lion or a lioness. She was considered to be a protector of the home and was associated with the goddess of fertility and childbirth.

These are just a few examples of the many deities worshipped by the ancient Egyptians. Each deity had a specific role and was associated with specific aspects of life. The ancient Egyptians believed that by worshiping these deities, they could ensure good health, prosperity, and protection in their daily lives. They built temples and shrines to honor the gods and goddesses, and held festivals and ceremonies to celebrate their power and influence. The gods and goddesses also played a central role in the stories and myths of ancient Egypt, which helped to explain the origins of the world and the human condition.