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Horus

Fri, 13 Aug 2010 23:51:28 GMT

Horus is one of the oldest and most significant deities in the Ancient Egyptian religion

Tut Ank Amon

Wed, 11 Aug 2010 16:02:32 GMT

"The pharaohs who followed Akhenaton reestablished the cult and priesthood of Amen and restored the temples and the inscriptions. ... When Akhenaton's religious revolution was undone, artists, too, soon returned to the old, conservative manner. ... The legacy of the Amarna style may be seen, however, in the fabulously rich art and artifacts found in the largely unplundered tomb of Tutankhamen (r. 1333 - 1323 B.C.), who was probably Akhenaton's son by a minor wife. Tutankhamen ruled for a decade and died at age eighteen. The treasures of his tomb ... were uncovered in 1922. ... Tutankhamen was a very minor figure in Egyptian history. The public remembers him today solely because of the chance survival of his tomb's furnishings."

Wars of Ramses II

Tue, 10 Aug 2010 23:42:41 GMT

Charioteer weapon Egypt introduced and developed by the ancient Egyptians and became part of the components of the Egyptian civilization, a symbol of Egypt over the centuries, the oldest weapon, armor or armored vehicles used as weapons of war have begun to appear in Egypt in the Pharaonic Dynasty seventeen when attacked by the Hyksos of Egypt and they have been military superiority, only at the beginning, because of chariots.

Then he started in the manufacture of Egyptian chariots, and the introduction of significant changes after the founding of the Eighteenth Dynasty led Seqenenre Camus and later his son and his brother Ahmose, continue armed struggle until the expulsion of the Hyksos from Egypt.

And reported the wheels for the first time on behalf of the obelisk Camus (net Anri) any weapon (wheels).

Then used the wheel after that, by the Egyptians and show a lot of valuable paintings, Tuthmosis I, Tuthmosis III and Ramses II when the nicknames such as the new President of the stable and a fighter wheel.