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jueves, 20 de marzo de 2014
miércoles, 19 de marzo de 2014
lunes, 17 de marzo de 2014
The Snake Neheb - Kao
The ancient Egyptian artist represented "Neheb - Kao" in the form of
a snake has a human legs, and sometimes depicted with wings and sometimes with
two heads. It also comes in the form of a snake-headed man with the crown of "Atef".
The "Neheb - Kao" serpent was mentioned in the pyramid texts, and in the beginning of the day book (Book of the Dead).
The "Neheb - Kao" serpent was mentioned in the pyramid texts, and in the beginning of the day book (Book of the Dead).
Goddess Seshat :
Is the Writing divinity in ancient Egypt and its name literally means (writer), so it was used to represent all forms of writing and recording, including numbers registration, calculations and statistics. She was also (supervising the Books House) or the library, and ( the goddess of the temples libraries , and all other groups of texts).
miércoles, 12 de marzo de 2014
Commitment to specific rules is the secret of the greatness of ancient Egyptian art.
The secret of the greatness of ancient Egyptian art is the commitment to specific rules and limits that cannot pass, forming a distinctive character that stayed with him throughout thousand
years without being affected its bases by
the political circumstances or of life, but the opposite happened.
The religious sense was the summit of the psychological feeling for the ancient Egyptian person ant no doubt, the ancient Egyptian art expressed that and
The religious sense was the summit of the psychological feeling for the ancient Egyptian person ant no doubt, the ancient Egyptian art expressed that and
Sculpture in the Middle Kingdom of Ancient Egypt
Notes that the
sculpture in the early Middle Kingdom was considered an extension of the
sculpture that collapsed during the time of the first decay, Raising or
lowering the level of any branch of the arts depends on the political and
economic stability. It's no secret that the political chaos and economic
weakness of Egypt during the time of the first decay.
martes, 11 de marzo de 2014
viernes, 7 de marzo de 2014
Imhotep
Is the famous architect, minister of King Djoser of the 3rd
Dynasty, who built the complex of Saqqara and the Step Pyramid. Manito, the Egyptian historian,
attributed him the use of the stones for the first time in construction. It goes back to the time of the
3rd dynasty in the Old kingdom in the Pharaonic period (about 2800 BC).
lunes, 30 de abril de 2012
Ancient Egypt - The Mask of King Tutankhamun
By : Twomacs May 26, 2009
The intact tomb of King Tutankhamun was discovered in 1922 by Howard Carter in the Valley of Kings. King Tut, the Boy King, would have been relegated to relative obscurity, reigning Ancient Egypt for a mere 10 years, without the discovery of his tomb. The everlasting image of King Tut’s mask has been seen around the world and has come to symbolize the Ancient Egyptian civilization, as iconic as the pyramids themselves.
The intact tomb of King Tutankhamun was discovered in 1922 by Howard Carter in the Valley of Kings. King Tut, the Boy King, would have been relegated to relative obscurity, reigning Ancient Egypt for a mere 10 years, without the discovery of his tomb. The everlasting image of King Tut’s mask has been seen around the world and has come to symbolize the Ancient Egyptian civilization, as iconic as the pyramids themselves.
domingo, 18 de marzo de 2012
Ancient Egypt - The Mask of King Tutankhamun
By : Twomacs May 26, 2009
The intact tomb of King Tutankhamun was discovered in 1922 by Howard Carter in the Valley of Kings. King Tut, the Boy King, would have been relegated to relative obscurity, reigning Ancient Egypt for a mere 10 years, without the discovery of his tomb. The everlasting image of King Tut’s mask has been seen around the world and has come to symbolize the Ancient Egyptian civilization, as iconic as the pyramids themselves.
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