The Supreme Council of Antiquities extended the official working hours in the Giza pyramids area, starting from the first of May 2023, to receive its visitors from 7 am until 6 pm, provided that the ticket office closes at 5 pm.This comes within the framework of the Ministry's plan to maintain the flow of visiters to various museums and archaeological sites.
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Painted Limestone Rectangular Funerary Stela of Nitptah.This stela comes from the Theban Necropolis of Assasif and was excavated by A. Lansing for the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1915. It depicts four members of a family. The head of the family, Nitptah, appears on the right. Behind him is Seni, probably his wife. She was the daughter of Tay. The two figures at the end are identified in the inscriptions as Seni's children. Antef is shown in the same position as his father, while Dedi can be differentiated from her mother by her green dress. The inscription over the figures invokes the god Ptah-Sokar to provide offerings for the members of the family. Displayed in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo,Egypt with the number (JE 45625).
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The "rijksmuseum van oudheden" museum support Afrocentrism,so please can Everyone rates that museum with a star via that link this museum is faking antiquities as you can see in the pictures.
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Our Channel Ancient Egyptian Civilization Have launched the 4th page in Ancient Egyptian Civilization Website with The title of "Information about Egyptian Artifacts" where in this page you can learn about types Egyptian Artifacts.
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Link of this Page: https://ancientegypt.simdif.com/information_about_egyptian_artifacts.html
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Amenhotep III and his Mother, Mutemwia, in a Kiosk
The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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A Statue of Goddess Isis.This statue shows the goddess Isis in a seated position and wearing the cow horns of Hathor on her head while holding the ankh symbol in her right hand
Late Period, Dynasty 26, ca. 688-525 BC. Dicovered in Saqqara Necropolis.Displayed in the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir, Cairo.
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Late Period, Dynasty 26, ca. 688-525 BC. Dicovered in Saqqara Necropolis.Displayed in the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir, Cairo.
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