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Fusion of elements: 1) the central city of Amarna, looking east (photo by author), a statue of Akhenaten, with the famous Minoan fresco from the Knossos Palace, “Ladies in Blue”, circa 1500 BC. (Public Domain) — 27 Feb 2023

Fair Winds Trade From the Aegean to Egypt’s Amarna

By Jonathon Perrin

Archaeology & Science

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What do Queen Nefertari’s silver earrings, King Tutankhamun’s olive leaf collar, and an exquisite blue glass mixing vessel from Egypt have in common? They were all either a direct product of trade with the Aegean region, or inspired by its...
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Fusion of elements: 1) the central city of Amarna, looking east (photo by author), a statue of Akhenaten, with the famous Minoan fresco from the Knossos Palace, “Ladies in Blue”, circa 1500 BC. (Public Domain) — 27 Feb 2023

Fair Winds Trade From the Aegean to Egypt’s Amarna

By Jonathon Perrin

Archaeology & Science

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What do Queen Nefertari’s silver earrings, King Tutankhamun’s olive leaf collar, and an exquisite blue glass mixing vessel from Egypt have in common? They were all either a direct product of trade with the Aegean region, or inspired by its...
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Photoshopped image of what twin obelisks at the entrance to the Luxor Temple would have looked like. (Image © Donald B Carroll) — 06 Feb 2023

Egyptian Obelisks Unplugged: The Lost Chord Divine

By dbcarroll526

Archaeology & Science

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The magic of ancient Egypt, with its megalithic monuments and the mysteries they symbolize, still mesmerizes millions of people 2,500 years after its decline as an ancient cradle of civilization. Egyptologists today reckon that approximately 70...
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Photoshopped image of what twin obelisks at the entrance to the Luxor Temple would have looked like. (Image © Donald B Carroll) — 06 Feb 2023

Egyptian Obelisks Unplugged: The Lost Chord Divine

By dbcarroll526

Archaeology & Science

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The magic of ancient Egypt, with its megalithic monuments and the mysteries they symbolize, still mesmerizes millions of people 2,500 years after its decline as an ancient cradle of civilization. Egyptologists today reckon that approximately 70...
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Official portrait of Queen Elizabeth II before the start of her 1959 tour (CC BY-SA 2.0) The funerary mask of Tutankhamun, found by Howard Carter ( Roland Unger/ CC BY-SA 3.0 ) Emblem of the Platinum Jubilee of Her Majesty The Queen, Elizabeth II. (Public Domain) Compilation by Jonathon Perrin. — 23 Dec 2022

From Empire To Eternity: Correlations Between Queen Elizabeth II And King Tutankhamun

By Jonathon Perrin

Archaeology & Science

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The year 2022 marks an incredibly important year, both for the late, great Queen Elizabeth II, as well as for the most famous ancient Egyptian pharaoh, King Tutankhamun. It marks the 70th Anniversary and Platinum Jubilee, as well as the unfortunate...
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Official portrait of Queen Elizabeth II before the start of her 1959 tour (CC BY-SA 2.0) The funerary mask of Tutankhamun, found by Howard Carter ( Roland Unger/ CC BY-SA 3.0 ) Emblem of the Platinum Jubilee of Her Majesty The Queen, Elizabeth II. (Public Domain) Compilation by Jonathon Perrin. — 23 Dec 2022

From Empire To Eternity: Correlations Between Queen Elizabeth II And King Tutankhamun

By Jonathon Perrin

Archaeology & Science

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The year 2022 marks an incredibly important year, both for the late, great Queen Elizabeth II, as well as for the most famous ancient Egyptian pharaoh, King Tutankhamun. It marks the 70th Anniversary and Platinum Jubilee, as well as the unfortunate...
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Metrological Relief in the Ashmolean museum (:geni/ CC BY-SA 4.0) — 07 Dec 2022

Archaeological Metrology: The Spirit Of Light Cubit In Ancient Sacral Architecture

By dbcarroll526

Archaeology & Science

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A journey in search of the discovery of an ancient lost civilization that is more than 12,000 years old, supported by solid archaeological standards and evidence, provides indications that its global reach was not for domination that is...
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Metrological Relief in the Ashmolean museum (:geni/ CC BY-SA 4.0) — 07 Dec 2022

Archaeological Metrology: The Spirit Of Light Cubit In Ancient Sacral Architecture

By dbcarroll526

Archaeology & Science

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A journey in search of the discovery of an ancient lost civilization that is more than 12,000 years old, supported by solid archaeological standards and evidence, provides indications that its global reach was not for domination that is...
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Image of Osiris (Adobe Stock) and bust of Sargon (CC BY-SA 2.0) (Deriv) — 28 Nov 2022

Was The Historical Egyptian Osiris Perhaps Sargon Of Akkad?

By Willem McLoud

Archaeology & Science

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In many respects the narrative of the Egyptian god, Osiris, seems to be all too human. Is it possible that his origin goes back to a real historical king? Could the historical Osiris have been none other than the great Akkadian emperor, Sargon of...
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Image of Osiris (Adobe Stock) and bust of Sargon (CC BY-SA 2.0) (Deriv) — 28 Nov 2022

Was The Historical Egyptian Osiris Perhaps Sargon Of Akkad?

By Willem McLoud

Archaeology & Science

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In many respects the narrative of the Egyptian god, Osiris, seems to be all too human. Is it possible that his origin goes back to a real historical king? Could the historical Osiris have been none other than the great Akkadian emperor, Sargon of...
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Sunset at temple ruins of Soleb, Sudan (Thomas / Adobe Stock) — 17 Oct 2022

The Three Niles And Cataract Settlements Of Ancient Sudan

By micki pistorius

Archaeology & Science

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On January 1, 1956, after centuries of foreign rule, Sudan finally gained its independence from Great Britain, three years after independence was granted to Egypt on June 18, 1953, and today the borders between the two countries are clearly...
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Sunset at temple ruins of Soleb, Sudan (Thomas / Adobe Stock) — 17 Oct 2022

The Three Niles And Cataract Settlements Of Ancient Sudan

By micki pistorius

Archaeology & Science

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On January 1, 1956, after centuries of foreign rule, Sudan finally gained its independence from Great Britain, three years after independence was granted to Egypt on June 18, 1953, and today the borders between the two countries are clearly...
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From King Tut To The Jewish Tallit — 21 Mar 2022

From King Tut To The Jewish Tallit

By Jonathon Perrin

Archaeology & Science

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There is perhaps no greater symbol of Judaism than the white prayer shawl, the tallit. Likewise, there is probably no greater symbol of ancient Egypt’s majesty than the golden funerary mask of the boy king Tutankhamun, found in his sealed...
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From King Tut To The Jewish Tallit — 21 Mar 2022

From King Tut To The Jewish Tallit

By Jonathon Perrin

Archaeology & Science

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There is perhaps no greater symbol of Judaism than the white prayer shawl, the tallit. Likewise, there is probably no greater symbol of ancient Egypt’s majesty than the golden funerary mask of the boy king Tutankhamun, found in his sealed...
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Defensive Fortresses Along The Way Of Horus In Ancient Egypt — 04 Mar 2022

Defensive Fortress Zarw, Along The Way Of Horus In Ancient Egypt

By tedloukes

Archaeology & Science

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The rich fertile lands of Egypt’s Nile Delta must have been looked on with avaricious eyes from their next-door neighbors to the east. All that lush greenery lay in stark contrast to the deserts of the Sinai and beyond. The Northern Sinai...
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Defensive Fortresses Along The Way Of Horus In Ancient Egypt — 04 Mar 2022

Defensive Fortress Zarw, Along The Way Of Horus In Ancient Egypt

By tedloukes

Archaeology & Science

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The rich fertile lands of Egypt’s Nile Delta must have been looked on with avaricious eyes from their next-door neighbors to the east. All that lush greenery lay in stark contrast to the deserts of the Sinai and beyond. The Northern Sinai...
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Compilation of the overall appearance of the statue based on Greek and Roman statuettes of the Sun-God and corresponding reconstruction of the 120m (393 ft) tall tower, designed by ©Andrew Michael Chugg — 27 Oct 2021

The Pharos Lighthouse Of Alexandria – Second Sun And Seventh Wonder Of The Ancient World

By Andrew Michael Chugg

Archaeology & Science

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The Pharos lighthouse in Alexandria was constructed in the first two decades of the third century BC and it may have been nominated as one of the world’s Seven Wonders as early as the middle of the same century by the Alexandrian poet Callimachus...
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Compilation of the overall appearance of the statue based on Greek and Roman statuettes of the Sun-God and corresponding reconstruction of the 120m (393 ft) tall tower, designed by ©Andrew Michael Chugg — 27 Oct 2021

The Pharos Lighthouse Of Alexandria – Second Sun And Seventh Wonder Of The Ancient World

By Andrew Michael Chugg

Archaeology & Science

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The Pharos lighthouse in Alexandria was constructed in the first two decades of the third century BC and it may have been nominated as one of the world’s Seven Wonders as early as the middle of the same century by the Alexandrian poet Callimachus...
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New Ancient Middle Eastern Chronology Unlocks Hidden History Of Egypt and Mesopotamia — 18 Oct 2021

New Ancient Middle Eastern Chronology Unlocks Hidden History Of Egypt and Mesopotamia

By Willem McLoud

Archaeology & Science

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In the academic study of the ancient world, chronology or timeline is of the utmost importance. This is especially true for the ancient Middle East. When events in Egypt are to be correlated with events in Mesopotamia, the single most important...
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New Ancient Middle Eastern Chronology Unlocks Hidden History Of Egypt and Mesopotamia — 18 Oct 2021

New Ancient Middle Eastern Chronology Unlocks Hidden History Of Egypt and Mesopotamia

By Willem McLoud

Archaeology & Science

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In the academic study of the ancient world, chronology or timeline is of the utmost importance. This is especially true for the ancient Middle East. When events in Egypt are to be correlated with events in Mesopotamia, the single most important...
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