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Was Ancient Egypt a Violent Culture?

Pharaohs resorted to violence to maintain order, assert authority, and express divine wrath. But it was used to maintain Maat or peace.

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Have Archaeologists Discovered the Lost Tomb of Egypt’s Queen Cleopatra?

Kathleen Martinez, the Dominican archaeologist, may have discovered the lost tomb of Egypt's most famous queen, Cleopatra. Martinez...

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How the Ancient Discovery of King Tut's Tomb Changed the World

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:CairoEgMuseumTaaMaskMostlyPhotographed.jpg November 2022 marks the one-hundredth anniversary of...

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Curious Cat Culture in Ancient Egypt: Did They Worship Cats?

Everyone knows cats are skilled at keeping pests out of the house, and it was no different for ancient Egyptians. Cats kept the grain...

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The Beginners Guide to Magic in Ancient Egypt

Did you know ancient Egyptian Magic started with the Pharaoh? Magic wasn't entertainment - it was used by the locals, priests,...

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A Love Letter to Egypt

People always ask why do you love Egypt so much? Most of the time, I say something like it's the greatest civilization the world has ever...

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5 Reasons Why Egypt Is the Best Place to Travel For History Lovers

Welcome to Egypt! Wait, you haven't bought your ticket yet? What are you waiting for? It’s time to travel to King Tut’s hometown! From...

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11 Powerful Symbols of Ancient Egyptian Royalty

1. Deshret Crown The Deshret or Red Crown was worn by rulers of lower Egypt and is one of the oldest icons of ancient Egyptian...