Anubis, known as Anpu in ancient Egyptian, is an iconic figure in Egyptian mythology. He is usually recognized by his anthropomorphic form, a jackal-headed man or, in some cases, as a fully formed jackal. Its image is inseparable from the concept of death in ancient Egypt. Jackals, scavengers by nature, were often seen prowling around tombs, leading the ancient Egyptians to link these creatures to the mysterious realm of the afterlife.
Who is Ramses III? Born 1217 BC. Died 1155 BC Ramses III is the last great pharaoh, was buried in the tomb called KV11, located on the west bank of the Nile, in the Valley of the Kings. Setnakhte, his father, the founder of the 20th dynasty, undertook its construction, although Ramses III was the …
Genies (also called Jinn or genii) are spirits in cultures of the Middle East and Africa. The term genie comes from the Arabic word jinni, which referred to an evil spirit that could take the shape…
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Grab des Chnumhotep I., "Großes Oberhaupt des Gazellengaus", "Bürgermeister von Menat Chufu", "Vorsteher der Ostwüste". 12. Dynastie, Amtsantritt unter Amenemhet I., BH 14 - aus "Zaberns Bildbände zur Archäologie" Band 16 Rock tombs of Beni Hasan, tomb of Chnumhotep, nomarch and mayor, 12. Dynastie - Amenemhet I.
