The effects of Eternal Egypt

The effects of Eternal Egypt

Egypt is one of the most important countries in the world tourism in Egypt, where he has only raised a third of the
The world in one city and is the shortest and other effects in most Egyptian cities such as Cairo, Giza and Alexandria and St. Katherine, South level on both sides of the River Nile, which is one of the longest rivers of the world which is going on in the blood of the Egyptians and in which he said of the historic Herodotus famously ((gift of the Nile Egypt)) In the city there are three pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx and ancient temples are in Luxor


Egypt is one of the countries most attractive for tourism are the same as Joe mild in summer or winter, as the geographic location makes it the same weather spring and in the presence of the White Sea in the north and the Red Sea on the eastern side and the Nile River is difficult for the heart of Egypt and the other side of multiple attractions such as the semi- Sinai Peninsula and the cities in the very beauty and magnificence, such as the Sharm el-Sheikh, Ras Mohammed has been declared a natural reserve in 1983. Has since become the region's tourism development zones in the southern Sinai. And stretching the limits of Ras Mohammed Ibn Hamdan led a lighthouse on the Gulf of Suez to the southern borders of the protected Nabq on the Gulf of Suez, Dahab, El Arish, Bath Moses 

Cairo: What the tourist places such as the Citadel of Saladin, Mohamed Ali Mosque, Cairo Tower, the Ancient Egyptian Museum in Tahrir Square, the field of Hussein, Al-Azhar Park
 
Luxor: There is the Temple of Karnak, which
Actually consists of three temples. Temple of internal small temples and several external. synagogue was built outside the wide since 1300 year. and the names of the three temples are:
Temple of Mut and the Temple and the Temple of Amun Mnhto

 Of Alexandria: The Alexandria the second largest city in Egypt, and constructed of Alexandria in 331 BC under the leadership of the Roman Leader Alexander the Great and there is the castle Qitbay and Library of Alexandria, the most famous andmarks Lighthouse of Alexandria and gave birth to this city for Egypt, People's Artist Sayed Darwish and Omar Makram and Omar Sharif

Egypt comes to visitors from all over the world to learn about ancient Egyptian civilization, which is one of the oldest civilizations in the world such as Greek civilization and the Phoenician and Assyrian, and Chinese is considered the heart of the Arab world and the Middle East in the civilization of 7000 years

Art of ancient Egypt

Art of ancient Egypt

Ancient Egyptian art is the painting, sculpture, architecture and other arts produced by the civilization of Ancient Egypt in the lower Nile Valley from about 1000 BCE to 100 AD. Ancient Egyptian art reached a high level in painting and sculpture, and was both highly stylized and symbolic. Much of the surviving art comes from tombs and monuments and thus there is an emphasis on life after death and the preservation of knowledge of the past.

In a more narrow sense, Ancient Egyptian art refers to the canonical 2nd and 3rd Dynasty art developed in Egypt from 3000 BC and used until the 2nd century. Most elements of Egyptian art remained remarkably stable over that 3,000 year period with relatively little outside influence. The quality of observation and execution started at a high level and remained near that level throughout the period. Portraiture in Ancient Egypt, above all of royalty, was highly developed, and represented a complicated mixture of realistic depiction of individuals and stylization

 

Tire.. the manufacture of glass, apiaries, and perfumes.. the oldest handicraft known to the Pharaohs

Tire.. the manufacture of glass, apiaries, and perfumes.. the oldest handicraft known to the Pharaohs

The Egyptians built the Egyptian civilization on the banks of the Nile thousands of years ago, and because the land of Egypt is fertile and full of its natural resources of wood, stones and minerals, the ancient Egyptians were able to make handicrafts and pass them on to future generations. To embody the life of the ancient Egyptian in a simulation that shows how the ancient Egyptian kings lived in palaces and gardens and the common people in houses made of mud bricks and Nile silt mixed with straw dried by the sun's rays, as follows:

Pharaonic Garden

The royal tent during the era of the Pharaohs

The nobleman in ancient Egypt used to enjoy the fresh air in their garden cabin and play a game called "Sint", which is similar to the game "Al Sijah" that Egyptians still play today.

farming

farming

Plowing the land is the first process of preparing it for cultivation, and there the farmer holds a simple wooden plow with the help of an ox, and after the completion of the plowing process, the process of breaking dry clay blocks begins with the use of an ax, then the process of cutting straight lines in the soil with a pick, then the farmer sows seeds from a small bag And the sheep follow him to press their legs on the seed in the soil.

water the earth

 

There are also pigeon towers next to the houses, and the fields were irrigated by means of the shadouf, which is a lever similar to a scale, and a bucket was suspended at one end of it, and at the other end a small stone opposite the bucket to equalize it, and when the crop was harvested, a bundle was carried to the place of study in mesh bags attached to a wooden pole The floor of the study place consists of a circular place made of a solid area when the ears are placed on it, on which oxen or cows are driven to multiply them with their heavy feet.

 

honey apiaries

Honey

The ancient Egyptians used honey as a sweetener, as sugar cane was not cultivated in this period, and beehives were made of pottery tubes stacked on top of each other in rows.

 

boat industry

boat industry

The Nile River was the main road of transportation in the Pharaonic era, and therefore the boat industry was one of the important industries, and small boats were built from bundles of papyrus plants, tied to each other with ropes.

 

fishing

Fishing

The net extends between two boats, and the fisherman hits the water with his stick, to disturb the fish, so that they fall into the net, and thus the fisherman can harvest what he seeks from the catch of fish.

 

The brick industry

brick making

The material used in the manufacture of mud bricks is river mud, which is mixed with water and hay until it becomes a thick paste. Then a piece of this dough is placed in wooden boats and then left to dry in the sun.

 

Glass industry

Glass industry

The ancient Egyptian excelled in the manufacture of glass in different colors, and one of the most famous places in which he found workshops for the manufacture of glass is the area of ​​Tell el-Amarna.

 

mummification

mummification

The ancient Egyptian believed in life after death, as he carried out the embalming process in order to preserve the entire body of the deceased so that the soul would return to him again. This process often took 40 to 70 days.

 

Pottery

Pottery

Pottery industry is one of the oldest industries 6000 years ago, where clay is mixed with water, and mixed with the remains of broken pottery pots or grated straw, which helps the pots dry and makes them flat, without cracks.

 

Statues carving

sculpture

The process of carving statues usually took place in the quarry, where the necessary stone pieces were cut from it, and the first of these steps was to separate the stone block from the surface of the rock.

 

Alabaster vases

alabaster

It is made of alabaster, which is a soft stone. It can be shaped into beautiful masterpieces that can be used in lamps or to store expensive perfumes and oils.

 

woodworking industry

carpentry

The tools used by the carpenter were made of copper and bronze, and they were the hammer and chisel used to dig holes and the saw to cut trees.

 

Arms industry

industry-weapons

The Pharaohs cared that the army be equipped with weapons at all times, and the weapons included bows, arrows, swords, battle tiles, spears, as well as shields and spears.

 

perfume industry

perfumes

Perfumes were popular with women in ancient times, and they consisted of essential oils and grease, and the juice of good-smelling flowers was extracted from them by placing them in a thick burlap bag, then twisting the end of the bag in two opposite directions using wooden rods.