Egyptian Pharaonic Antiquities

The Pharaonic Civilization The Pharaonic civilization is a civilization established in ancient Egypt, settled on the banks of the Nile in the northeast of the continent of Africa. It was the beginning of civilization in 3150 BC. The Pharaonic civilization left many of the remains that still exist today. Antiquities of Pharaonic Egypt Pharaonic monuments spread in many parts of the Arab Republic of Egypt, including: Pyramids, built between 2630 to 1530 BC, a very large royal buildings, the purpose of building the pyramids is to preserve the body of Pharaoh Mummy, and help him Rise to the sky on his other journey. Luxor Temple, located in the city of Luxor on the eastern bank of the Nile, and built in 1400 BC during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries of the reign of the kings of Egypt Pharaonic, and the reason for the construction is the worship of Amun Ra, his wife death, and their son Khonsu. The temple of Karnak, which is a number of temples, is located in the west of Tiba. It was built of mud bricks. This temple is one of the largest temples on the face of the earth. The Temple of the Black Head, located in the east of Alexandria, a small temple, built in the second half century AD, was discovered in 1936. The Temple of Abu Simbel, located in the province of Aswan on the western side of the Nile, the temple was built between 1290 to 1224 BC, the temple we have been full in the mountain rocks. Hoara pyramid, located in the southeast of Fayoum governorate, in Hawara village, was built during the reign of King Amenemhat III. The statue of Queen Nefertiti is the wife of Pharaoh Akhenaten. Nefertiti is the most famous and beautiful woman in the world. Her statue is made of limestone. It was sculpted by Thutmose in 1345 BC and was found in 1912. Tal el-Amarna, located in the governorate of Minya in the center of Upper Egypt on the eastern side of the Nile River, and Tel Amarna is a capital built by King Akhenaton. The temple of Hathor, built during the reign of King Senusert I, was built to worship the gods Hathor which is the Lady of Turquoise. The obelisk, a thin tower or column with four sides, has a tapered head at its end, used for writing purposes, engraving religious and royal drawings, and eight ancient Pharaonic amulets in Egypt. On the city of On, the city of Ain Shams, whose people worshiped the sun god, and the most important effects of King Senusert's obelisk.