Egyptian History

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This postcard was printed in Egypt, bought in Egyptian Museum of Berlin and sent from Norway. Animals of all kinds were important to the Ancient Egyptians. The Egyptians understood the animals' characteristics and admired them, especially those that were dangerous or had powers human beings lacked. They believed animals were symbols, for example, the beetle - the Egyptians noticed how it buries itself and therefore used it as a symbol of survival. Particular powers of each Egyptian god were…

Was Tutankhamun murdered? Did he die from a chariot accident? Why is his tomb so unimpressive? We help solve one of the great mysteries of Ancient Egypt.

Hey there! Today I decided to start work on a small personal project of mine to create a few ancient Egyptian headdresses, specifically...

Feeding Cats in an Ancient Egyptian temple Servants feeding cats in an ancient Egyptian temple, (gouache on paper). Illustration by Angus McBride (British, 1931-2007).

Photo about Ancient Egyptian gods and hieroglyphics painted on stone. Image of calligraphy, anubis, isis - 10666551

I first encountered Kapet, or Kyphi as it was known by the Greeks, when one of my previous Coven Sisters made it as a gift for a Sabbat ritual. I was very intrigued with the idea of a recipe that takes nearly 2 weeks to complete, adding each ingredient at the proper time. Her version required the addition of one resin or spice per day. It made me think that great care and possibly meditation was required of the clergy who crafted such an expensive and time consuming incense. After New Years…

If you ever visit the Musee du Louvre, be sure and check out this statue from the Egyptian. late Twelfth Dynasty