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Beautiful city of Alexandria
06/09/2024

Beautiful city of Alexandria

lam in Love
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lam in Love

The hair dresser shops in Alexandria 1920thHow elegant they was back then
10/07/2024

The hair dresser shops in Alexandria 1920th
How elegant they was back then

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in the street of Cairo a Loving dog showing his appriciation to a lady what a love
06/06/2024

in the street of Cairo
a Loving dog showing his appriciation to a lady
what a love

Happy Easter
30/03/2024

Happy Easter

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31/12/2023

Happy new Year 2024

Shiining in the Morning with your sunshine awaking the Soul Spirit travel to the ancient Egypt exp...
22/12/2023


Shiining in the Morning with your sunshine

awaking the Soul Spirit
travel to the ancient Egypt
explore the secret journey of Amun Ra
learn more the Justice of Maat
enjoy an aweking journey with Horus

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to all my lovely Friends wishing you all a lovely christmas
20/12/2023

to all my lovely Friends
wishing you all a lovely christmas

Our Trip in Egypt Toulla Alexandrou Briton Bass Kyle Epstein Belinda Shams and Donia See the
19/12/2023

Our Trip in Egypt
Toulla Alexandrou Briton Bass Kyle Epstein Belinda Shams and Donia See the

start the family in Egypt by arrival at Cairo Airport nd transfer to hotel Mena house in Giza area visiting the step pyramids of zoser in saqqaraand the Grea...

EG Egypt Tours and HolidaysSanta Catherina MonastaryThe town of St. Katherine is in the Sinai Pen...
17/12/2023


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Santa Catherina Monastary

The town of St. Katherine is in the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt at an elevation of about 1600 meters from sea level, at the foot of the Sinai High Mountains.
the oldest continuously inhabited monastery in the World built on the site where Moses (Prophet Musa) talked to God in the miracle of the Burning Bush, and to climb Mt. Sinai (the Biblical Mt. Horeb, known locally as Jebel Musa) where Moses received the Ten Commandments. Most tourists, up to a 1000 each night, arrive on organized tours from the resort towns of Sharm el Sheikh and Dahab in the evening, climb the mountain at dawn, visit the Monastery in the morning and leave right afterwards. They don't know what they are missing out on: the area has much more to offer than the otherwise indeed spectacular sunrise!

St. Katherine (St. Catherine's City), the Center of the Sinai High Mountain Region.

The region is a UNESCO World Heritage Area for its natural and cultural importance, and in fact, you could spend weeks to explore it. There are over 200 religious places and other important monasteries and churches, ruins of Byzantine monastic settlements, the highest mountains in Egypt with spectacular views, amazing rock formations and landscape. It is a unique high-altitude desert eco-system with many endemic and rare species, there is a whole range of medicinal plants used by locals for centuries which are not found elsewhere, there are water-pools, springs, creeks, narrow canyons and wide valleys. In the valleys of the high mountains, called wadis, everywhere you go there are beautiful Bedouin gardens unique to this area only. Its original inhabitants, the kind and friendly Jebeliya (Gebeliya) Bedouin are expert gardeners and camel herders, and if you take your time you might have a glimpse into their closed, traditional, albeit slowly changing way of life and culture that has been around for more than 1400 years.

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take me Back to Cairo , Beside the River Nile
13/12/2023

take me Back to Cairo , Beside the River Nile

Music video of the 60s hit by Karim Shukry. CD available for sale at: https://www.createspace.com/1734248also available at Amazon.comTAKE ME BACK TO CAIROMus...

Amazing Sky at The Pyramids
03/12/2023

Amazing Sky at The Pyramids

enjoy the Shinkx
10/11/2023

enjoy the Shinkx

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Narmer palette The Narmer palette was a Victory Palette and the Great Hierakonpolis Palette is an Egyptian ceremonial engraving, a little over two feet (64 cm) tall and shaped like a chevron shield, depicting the First Dynasty king Narmer conquering his enemies and uniting Upper and Lower Egypt. It features some of the earliest hieroglyphics found in Egypt and dates to c. 3200-3000 BCE. The palette is carved of a single piece of siltstone, commonly used for ceremonial tablets in the First Dynastic Period of Egypt. The fact that the palette is carved on both sides means that it was created for ceremonial instead of practical purposes. Palettes which were made for daily use were only decorated on one side. The Palette is intricately carved to tell the story of King Narmer's victory in battle and the approval of the gods at the unification of Egypt. Narmer, was the first king of the First Dynasty of Egypt and the Narmer Palette was most likely created to celebrate his military victories over Lower Egypt. The palette clearly indicates the king of Upper Egypt conquering Lower Egypt and thus unifying the two, but modern scholarship doubts this was actually accomplished by one king. Dates for the unification of Egypt run from as early as c. 3150 BCE to as late as c. 2680 BCE. It is usually accepted that the date for unification is c. 3150 BCE at the beginning of the First Dynasty but upheavals during the Second Dynasty (c. 2890-2670 BCE) indicate that this unification did not last. Every king of the Second Dynasty had to contend with some kind of civil unrest or outright civil war and inscriptions from the time indicate the conflict was between Upper and Lower Egypt, not foreign antagonists. If Narmer did unite the two lands of Egypt he most likely did so through military conquest and, if he united the lands peacefully, would have probably had to hold it together through repeated campaigns such as the one depicted on the Narmer Palette.

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