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• : Utworzony.: 06-10-15
• : Ostatnie Logowanie.: 07-06-25

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Red granite double statue of pharaoh Ramesses II and the fearsome goddess Sekhmet.

: Opis.: Red granite double statue of pharaoh Ramesses II and the fearsome goddess Sekhmet. Founded in Buto city (Pharaohs' Mound) near the city of Desouk, east of Alexandria in the Nile Delta of Egypt. Dated to the reign of New Kingdom, 19th Dynasty pharaoh Ramesses II (ca.1279 – 1213 BCE). Now housed in the Kafr El-Sheik Museum in Egypt.

: Data Publikacji.: 20-05-25

Egypt – A different view of the entrance to the Great Pyramid:

: Opis.: Egypt – A different view of the entrance to the Great Pyramid: which gives a better perspective on how large this structure is when compared to size of the 150+ people shown in this photograph.

: Data Publikacji.: 20-05-25

CLEOPATRA VII.

: Opis.: CLEOPATRA VII. 69 BCE – 30 BCE One of the most well known people in history, Cleopatra VII was the last pharaoh of Egypt. She was a Macedonian Greek who ruled Egypt for nearly three decades. Known for her intelligence, she was her father’s favorite. She gained the throne at age eighteen and was intended to rule alongside her ten-year-old brother, Ptolemy, as co-regent. Soon thereafter, advisors in the royal palace conspired against Cleopatra and she was forced to flee to Syria. She secretly asked Julius Caesar (100-44 BCE), the Roman general and politician, for help when he was in Alexandria searching for Pompey. When General Marc Antony (83-30 BCE) was sent from Rome to Egypt, he and Cleopatra began a long love affair. They had three children together. At the time, Antony was married to the sister of Octavian, who later became Augustus Caesar, and with whom Antony co-ruled the then-Roman Republic. While ruling the eastern part of the republic, Antony asked the Roman Senate to confirm his decision to give vast swaths of Roman territory to Cleopatra and their children. This, in addition to Antony’s desire (as stated in his illegally exposed official will) to be buried outside of Rome, enraged the Roman people and the Senate. Octavian, seeking full power over Rome, blamed the foreigner Cleopatra for creating the situation, leading the Senate to declare war against her, and thus forcing Antony to defend her in battle. The couple lost the war after a naval battle with Octavian’s navy. Cleopatra’s reign soon ended and Roman rule over Egypt began. Marc Antony committed suicide by falling on his own sword. Traditional stories claim that Cleopatra also committed suicide by allowing herself to be bitten by an asp.

: Data Publikacji.: 20-05-25

MERNEPTAH STELE.

: Opis.: MERNEPTAH STELE. Egypt, dated: 1208 BC Although not found in Israel the archaeological timeline of Israel could best start with the famous Merneptah stele. The stele (also named Israel stele) was discovered by Flinders Petrie in 1896 at Thebes, Egypt. Is now housed in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. Most of the inscription deals with Merneptah's victory over the Libyans, but the last 3 of the 28 lines shift to Canaan and also names Israel:"Askelon has been overcome, Gezer has been captured, Israel is laid waste and his seed is not" STELA MERNEPTAH. Egipt, datowany: 1208 p.n.e Chociaż nie znaleziono go w Izraelu, archeologiczną oś czasu Izraela najlepiej byłoby zacząć od słynnej steli Merenptaha. Stela (zwana także stelą izraelską) została odkryta przez Flindersa Petrie w 1896 roku w Tebach w Egipcie. Obecnie znajduje się w Muzeum Egipskim w Kairze. Większość inskrypcji dotyczy zwycięstwa Merenptaha nad Libijczykami, ale ostatnie 3 z 28 wierszy przenoszą się do Kanaanu i wymieniają także Izrael: „Askelon został pokonany, Gezer został zdobyty, Izrael został spustoszony, a jego potomstwo nie”

: Data Publikacji.: 20-05-25