Suez Gulf, Egypt
It is a part of the Red Sea, located between the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt and the African continent. Known for its strategic location, it connects the Mediterranean and Red Sea, is part of the Suez Canal, and provides an important waterway for global shipping. The geographical location is crucial for Egypt's economy and international trade. It is not only a key node connecting the maritime trade routes between Asia and Europe, but also an important base for Egypt's oil and gas industry. In addition, coastal areas have abundant marine biodiversity and are popular locations for diving and marine biology research. The clear waters and beautiful beaches attract many tourists seeking sunshine and ocean activities
Egyptian Lotus Vase
Egyptian lotus vase is a decorative item inspired by ancient Egyptian art. Lotus symbolizes the rebirth of life and the rise of the sun in ancient Egyptian culture, often seen in tomb murals, sculptures, and decorative arts. The design of such vases usually combines lotus patterns with typical elements of Egyptian art, such as hieroglyphics or pharaoh patterns. They may be made of ceramics, stone, or other materials, and their surfaces may be coated with gold or colored decorations to imitate the magnificent style of ancient Egypt. The Egyptian lotus vase is not only a tribute to ancient Egyptian civilization, but also an exploration and application of classical aesthetics in modern design.
The White Chapel of the Ancient Egyptian Pharaoh Cenasot I
The white chapel of the ancient Egyptian pharaoh Cenasot I was an important building during the Middle Kingdom period of ancient Egypt and is considered part of the temple architecture of Cenasot I. Built in the 19th century BC, located within the Abidos ruins in Egypt. Constructed from stone, with a white appearance and decorated with intricate reliefs and carvings. It was built by Censorate I to worship his ancestors and gods. It is considered a sacred place, where statues and reliefs of several pharaohs and gods are enshrined. It is an important historical site that provides valuable information for studying ancient Egyptian culture and religion.
Ancient underground tombs in Alexandria, Egypt
An ancient underground tomb in Alexandria, Egypt, known as Kom El Shoqafa Catacombs. It is one of the most important archaeological sites in Egyptian history and also one of the most famous tourist attractions in Alexandria. Built in the 2nd century AD, it is a cemetery from the ancient Roman era. This underground tomb was built to bury members of a wealthy Roman family during the reign of Alexander the Great in Alexandria, and is believed to be the burial site of a wealthy Roman family. The design is unique, combining art and religious elements from ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome.
The statue of Thutmose III in the Karnak Temple in Egypt
The statue of Thutmose III in Cairo, Egypt. Thutmose III was the 18th pharaoh of Egypt during the New Kingdom period. Thutmose III was one of the longest reigning kings of Egypt and passed away at the age of 54. He is often referred to as the Napoleon of Egypt, possessing a powerful military force.
Ancient Egyptian jackal and wolf statue
This statue represents the god Anubis or Wepwawet, the guardian of jackals and wolves in the cemetery. The statue is made of solid copper alloy casting, with details of the fur cut. This statue may have originally been decorated on top of the shrine.
Sculpture of the god Thoth
Thoth, also translated as Thoth or Thoth, is the god of wisdom and the moon, the local god of Heliopolis, the inventor of words, the instrument of the gods, and is depicted in the Book of the Dead as the Statue Judge. Toth is often depicted as a heron head, with a name meaning and curved mouth reminiscent of a crescent moon. Sometimes, Tochow is also depicted as a baboon holding a crescent moon because baboons are nocturnal and quite intelligent. The model is a Thoth sculpture, made in 7-6 BC, now in the collection of the Minneapolis Institute of Art.
A group of pottery 3D models of the Cretan civilization
Minoan civilization, also translated as Minoan civilization, is an ancient civilization in the Aegean region, appeared in ancient Greece, the Bronze Age before the Mycenaean civilization, about 2850 BC -1450 BC. The development of this civilization was mainly concentrated on the island of Crete.
The Minoan civilization, to be exact, should be the civilization of the Crete region. The Cretan civilization originated in ancient Egypt and Asia Minor. Judging from the unearthed objects, Crete was once a good trading port in the early Mediterranean and had close commercial ties with ancient Egypt and Asia Minor.
[Giant Bust] Ramses II
One of the most famous pharaohs in ancient Egyptian history had a legendary life. He was a powerful king, an invincible general, an affable father, and a tireless builder. With these halos on his head, Ramses II (Ramesses II,Ramesses the Great) reigned about 67 years, and he still enjoys these honors to this day. The enemy feared him, the subjects loved him, the gods blessed him. Ramesses II, who lived in the 19th dynasty of ancient Egypt, left an indelible mark on human history.
British Museum AR Artifacts Egypt Ossolid Statue 3D
The Temple of Ramses is a memorial temple of Pharaoh Ramses II on the West Bank of Luxor, Egypt. Also visible are the scattered remains of two seated statues of the king, one in pink granite and the other in black granite, which used to flank the entrance to the temple. One of the heads has been moved to the British Museum.
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