Pharaohs
It was the Pharaohs who established the ancient civilization that rose up in the northeastern side of the continent of Africa, specifically in Egypt, and focused around the banks of the Nile, and its beginning was in the year 3150 BC, and during the historical stages civilization included a series of stable and unstable kingdoms, and the ruler was called The name of Pharaoh, and civilization has left many traces that still exist today.
Pharaonic Egyptian antiquities
The tomb of Tutankhamun
It is called the Cemetery 62, according to its scientific coding, and it is a cemetery belonging to the Pharaoh Tutankhamun, and the cemetery is located in the Valley of the Kings located in Egypt, specifically on the west bank of the Nile River and meets the city of Luxor, and the cemetery contained many treasures and wealth, and reaches It is 30.79 meters long, and the tomb was discovered by Howard Carter in 1922.
Giza Pyramids
It is located in Giza Governorate, specifically on the Giza Plateau, on the western bank of the Nile River, and was built before twenty-five centuries BC, and the pyramids are royal tombs, each bearing the name of the king who built it and who was buried in it, as it contains three pyramids are: the pyramid of Menkaure The pyramid of Khufu and the pyramid of Khafre.
Karnak Temple
It is considered one of the largest temples that were built on the ground, and it is called the court of the first temple, which is a number of temples located on the western side of the city of Thebes, and built of mud bricks, and the temple is three kilometers away from Luxor
Narmer painting
It is known as Narmer and Mina, and Narmer is the first king of the first Pharaonic family, and the painting is one of the first historical paintings, and was found by Kuebel in Heraconopolis, British world, in an area near Edfu, which is made of green Chest stone, and was drawn during the era of Pharaoh Narmer, who unified the two Egyptian faces .
Other Egyptian pharaonic monuments
- The Luxor Temple, located on the east bank of the Nile in the city of Luxor, was built in 1400 BC during the days of the eighteenth and nineteenth dynasties.
- The statue of Queen Nefertiti, the wife of the pharaoh Akhenaten, who was distinguished as the most famous woman in the world, was found in the year 1912 AD.
- Tell el-Amarna, located in the governorate of Minya, specifically in the middle of Upper Egypt, which is the capital constructed by King Akhenaten.
- Abu Simbel Temple.
- The city of Ain Shams, known as the city of On, whose people worshiped the sun god, and the most famous of which is the obelisk of King Senusert.
- Obelisk, a thin column or four-sided tower with a pointed tip at the end, and was intended to be used for engraving and writing.
- Statue of Isis and Horus.
- Saqqara