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- Userkaf was a great inventor with his sun temple and great obelisk that became standard for the rest of the dynasty.
- Userkaf was buried at Saqqara, and Shepseskaf was buried at South Saqqara in his unique Mastabat Fara’un.
- Userkaf was considered to be the founder of the 5th Dynasty.
- Userkaf was succeeded by his son (possibly by Khentkaues I), Sahure.
- Userkaf was the first Pharaoh of the Fifth dynasty.
- The Thirteenth dynasty of Egypt was much weaker than the Twelfth dynasty of Egypt, and was unable to hold onto the long land of Egypt.
- Funerary Figurines including Shabti, Shawabti and Ushabti: Workers for the Dead.
- Ushabti: A small statue frequently found in Egyptian tombs that is believed to be a kind of magical servant who provided for the deceased.
- The Uraeus was a symbol of Kingship in Egypt.
- The uraeus was a symbol for various things from early times including: the sun, Lower Egypt, the king and a number of deities.
- The uraeus was often added to the brow of the king as part of his headdress.
- The uraeus was often depicted with the vulture Nekhebet who served the same function for Upper Egypt.
- The uraeus was the hieroglyphic for "Goddess" and signified healing.
- Tutimaios was the last Pharaoh of the Thirteenth Dynasty .
- Osorkon II, of Egypt's 22nd Dynasty.
- Osorkon II was a pharaoh of the Twenty-second Dynasty Ancient Egypt between 872 BC to c.
- Osorkon II was active in promoting closer relations with Egypt's neighbors and in seeking alliances against the rising power of Assyria.
- Osorkon II was an energetic ruler, ruthless in suppressing aspirants to the Theban High Priesthood.
- Osorkon II was not a contemporary of Omri and Ahab.
- Nefertem - the god of the lotus flower from which, in some myths, Ra emerged from each morning.
- Nefertem is the personification of the lotus flower from which the sun god emerges in the creation myths.
- Nefertem is the son of Sekhmet and Ptah and is shown being born in a Lotus Blossom.
- Nefertem was a member of the holy triad of Memphis.
- Nefertem was also considered a defender of Ma‘at, the universal order.
- Cleopatra V of Egypt is the mother of Cleopatra VII ,by her husband Ptolemy XII, and is possibly the mother of Cleopatra_VI_of_Egypt and Berenice IV .
- Busiris - A king of Egypt, who to avert famine for his people, ordered all strangers that landed on his shores be sacrificed to the gods.
- Busiris was originaly dedicated to the local vegetation god, Andjeti.
- Budasheer was a king of Egypt and father of Adim.
- Amenemhat III was a pharaoh of Egypt.
- Amenemhat III was buried in this pyramid according to the ancient Egyptian concept of life after death.
- Amenemhat III was certainly succeeded by Amenemhat IV, and it is impossible to intercalate Hor between them.
- Amenemhat III was een farao van de 12e Dynastie.
- Amenemhat III was succeeded by Amenemhat IV (1786-1777), his grandson.
- Aahla is one of the divisions of the Kerneter or infernal regions, or Amenti in Egypt ian religion; the word means "Field of Peace".
- Aahla is one of the divisions of the Kerneter or infernal regions, or Amenti in Egyptian religion; the word means "Field of Peace ".
- Aahla is one of the topics in focus at Global Oneness.
- Aaru is a river that begins its journey from a hill and normally ends at the sea.
- Aaru was usually placed in the east (where the sun rises) and is described as a series of islands, covered in fields of wheat.
- Aaru was usually placed in the east (where the sun sun rises) and is described as a series of island island s, covered in fields of wheat wheat.
- Abusir (Abu Sir) Necropolis in Egypt, including the pyramids of Sahure, Neferirkare, Niuserre and Neferefre.
- Abusir is a 5th dynasty necropolis.
- Abusir is a pyramid field on the west bank of the Nile to the north of Saqqara where many of the Dynasty V pharaohs chose to site their burial monuments.
- Abusir is an area west of the Nile & situated just north of the Saqqara pyramid complex.
- Abusir is the Arab name for the Greek Busiris, which in turn is a rendering of the Ancient Egyptian name Per-Usir, which means The House of Osiris.
- ADIM is a powerful security and.
- The Akhenaten Temple Project is a project encompassing four archaeological expeditions to Egypt and north-east Africa.
- Amarna art is the result of that creativity.
- Amarna art was a new style of Egyptian art introduced under the rule of Akhenaton.
- The Amarna art is a physical representation of the teachings.
- The Amarna art was a striking departure from the conventional, symbolic ancient Egyptian form.
- Egypt: Amenemhet II (Amenemhat II) , 3rd King of the 12th Dynasty.
- Amenemhat II was de eerste farao van de 12e Dynastie.
- Amenemhat II was probably the 3 rd king of the 12 th dynasty.
- Amenemhat II was the first king after 4th Dynasty king Snofru, many centuries before, to return to Dashur.
- Amenemhat II was the son and successor of Sesostris I. His principal queen was named Neferu, attested through an inscription in the Sinai.
- Amenemope was a resident of Akhim, a town in Upper Egypt on the east side of the Nile.
- Egypt: The Tomb of Amenherkhepshef in the Valley of the Queens on the West Bank at Luxor.
- Amenherkhepshef is a son of Ramesses III who died at the age of nine.
- Andjety was associated with Osiris, whose symbols were also the crook and flail, as well as the atef crown, which resembled that worn by Andjety.
- Andjety was responsible for the rebirth of the individual in the afterlife.
- Anedjib is a ruler that not so much is known about.
- Anedjib was the fifth king during the 1st dynasty.
- Anedjib was the fifth king of the first dynasty.
- Anedjib was this king's Horus name, which means "Safe is His Heart".
- Ankhesenpaaten was born in a time when Egypt was in transition (ca.
- Ankhesenpaaten was probably very close to her parents and elder sisters.
- Anuket - An early Egyptian water goddess; she was later merged with Nephthys.
- Anuket - The goddess personifying the Nile as nourisher of the fields.
- Anuket was an Egyptian primeval earth goddess who was revered at Elephantine and in lower Nubia.
- Anuket: A much loved water-goddess whose was eventually merged with Nephthys.
- ATUM was the creator god of Heliopolis, the sole progenitor and head of the ancient Egyptian pantheon according to one of the earliest Egyptian cosmogonies.
- ATUM was the god that created himself.
- Atum - A primordial god that was represented in the form of a human and a serpent.
- Atum - An Elder God and a god of the sun.
- Atum - The god of the setting sun and a form of Re.
- Ba-Pef - a minor god of evil.
- Ba-Pef was worshipped by specialist priests in the Old Kingdom.
- Bakha - The sacred bull that was an incarnation of Menthu, a personification of the heat of the sun.
- Bakha was his avatar.
- Bennu - A large blue heron or phoenix believed to greet the deceased upon entering the heavenly realms symbolizing rebirth.
- Bennu - An aspect of Ra-Atum in the form of a phoenix.
- Bennu was the patron of the reckoning of time and carrier of eternal light from the abode of the gods to the world of men.
- Bennu: A solar deity, usually considered an aspect of Atum.
- The Bennu was also associated with the inundation of the Nile and of the creation.
* Ababdeh People
* Battle of Carchemish
* Beni Hasan
* Black Pyramid
* Builder Pharaoh
* Cannibal Hymn
* Chancellor Bay
* Coffin Texts
* Deir El-Bahri
* Dendera Temple Complex
* Divine Adoratrice of Amun
* Djedkare Isesi
* Egypt Exploration Society
* Gebel El-Silsila
* Gisr El-Mudir
* Great Hymn To The Aten
* Hathor Temple
* Herakleopolis Magna
* Ipuwer Papyrus
* King Scorpion
* Layer Pyramid
* Litany of Re
* Menkauhor Kaiu
* Merneferre Ai
* Milan Papyrus
* Mortuary Temple
* Neferirkare Kakai
* Northern Tombs
* Nyuserre Ini
* Old Egyptian
* Opening of The Mouth Ceremony
* Opet Festival
* Patty Schnyder
* Precinct of Amon-Re
* Precinct of Montu
* Predynastic Egypt
* Psusennes Ii
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* Pyramid of Teti
* Pyramid Texts
* Qakare Ibi
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* Queen Ahmose
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* Ramesses Iv
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* Ramesside Period
* Royal Tomb of Akhenaten
* Sed Festival
* Sehel Island
* Senusret Ii
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* Seventeenth Dynasty of Egypt
* Sheikh Abd El-Qurna
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* Siege of Dapur
* Sixteenth Dynasty of Egypt
* Sothic Cycle
* Southern Tombs
* Takelot Ii
* Temple of Amenhotep Iv
* Tenth Dynasty of Egypt
* Theban Mapping Project
* Theban Necropolis
* Theban Triad
* The Book of Thoth
* Tuna El-Gebel
* Twenty-First Dynasty of Egypt
* Valley of The Queens
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