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Remains of the house of scribe Butehamun at Medinet Habu, design by Anand Balaji. (Photo credits: Meretseger Books); Deriv. — 08 Sep 2017

The Hunt for Herihor: Butehamun and the Death of the Royal Necropolis–Part II

By anand balaji

History & Tradition

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Sometime around Regnal Year 17 or 19 of Pharaoh Ramesses XI matters took a turn for the worse, due in no small measure to civil unrest and a failing economy. The northern and southern parts of the country were on a collision course and Amenhotep,...
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Remains of the house of scribe Butehamun at Medinet Habu, design by Anand Balaji. (Photo credits: Meretseger Books); Deriv. — 08 Sep 2017

The Hunt for Herihor: Butehamun and the Death of the Royal Necropolis–Part II

By anand balaji

History & Tradition

0

Sometime around Regnal Year 17 or 19 of Pharaoh Ramesses XI matters took a turn for the worse, due in no small measure to civil unrest and a failing economy. The northern and southern parts of the country were on a collision course and Amenhotep,...
Read More

King Herihor and Queen Nodjmet adoring the god Osiris in the afterlife. (Photo credits: Trustees of the British Museum (Wikimedia Commons)); Deriv. — 06 Sep 2017

The Hunt for Herihor: Waning Pharaonic Power and Advent of Priest-kings–Part I

By anand balaji

History & Tradition

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Early in the Twenty-First Dynasty, a High Priest of Amun-Re, Herihor, declared himself ruler. The custodians of the cult of the state god finally got what they had always yearned for—overtly and covertly —absolute power. Weakened by political...
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King Herihor and Queen Nodjmet adoring the god Osiris in the afterlife. (Photo credits: Trustees of the British Museum (Wikimedia Commons)); Deriv. — 06 Sep 2017

The Hunt for Herihor: Waning Pharaonic Power and Advent of Priest-kings–Part I

By anand balaji

History & Tradition

0

Early in the Twenty-First Dynasty, a High Priest of Amun-Re, Herihor, declared himself ruler. The custodians of the cult of the state god finally got what they had always yearned for—overtly and covertly —absolute power. Weakened by political...
Read More

Diagram of the Seqe/Ceke system of Cusco, a believed system of energy lines radiating from Cusco that connected through the cities, shrines, temples and sacred sites of the Incan empire. Planned intricately, the temple of Coricancha sat at the center. — 17 May 2017

Rediscovering the Lost Code of the Inca Cosmic Power Matrix

By ashley cowie

Mythology & Mystery

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The National Museum in Quito, Ecuador exhibits an otherworldly collection of sheet-gold masks representing the Andean sun god Inti. Zig-zag rays of golden light burst from his face and some end in tiny stylized human figures, animals and insects....
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Diagram of the Seqe/Ceke system of Cusco, a believed system of energy lines radiating from Cusco that connected through the cities, shrines, temples and sacred sites of the Incan empire. Planned intricately, the temple of Coricancha sat at the center. — 17 May 2017

Rediscovering the Lost Code of the Inca Cosmic Power Matrix

By ashley cowie

Mythology & Mystery

0

The National Museum in Quito, Ecuador exhibits an otherworldly collection of sheet-gold masks representing the Andean sun god Inti. Zig-zag rays of golden light burst from his face and some end in tiny stylized human figures, animals and insects....
Read More

Detail of a Moche Sacrifice Ceremony depicted on a bottle. — 06 Jul 2016

When it Rained Blood in Northern Peru: The Mystical, Macabre, and Mysterious Moche Sacrifice Ceremony

By AliciaMcDermott2

History & Tradition

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The Moche culture existed in northern Peru from about 100-800 AD. No written records have been found from them, thus their story is filled with mystery. What is known, however, largely comes from their art. One of the most fascinating set of images...
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Detail of a Moche Sacrifice Ceremony depicted on a bottle. — 06 Jul 2016

When it Rained Blood in Northern Peru: The Mystical, Macabre, and Mysterious Moche Sacrifice Ceremony

By AliciaMcDermott2

History & Tradition

0

The Moche culture existed in northern Peru from about 100-800 AD. No written records have been found from them, thus their story is filled with mystery. What is known, however, largely comes from their art. One of the most fascinating set of images...
Read More

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