Ancient Egypt "Whoever disturbed the peace of the pharaoh, the wings of death would come upon him." "

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"The Curse of the Pharaohs" Philip van den Berg, a German homemaker, wrote a book of the same name, "The Curse of the Pharaohs", using modern scientific knowledge and skills to crack the spells of the pharaohs.

Insect devouring and scarab beetles: The scarab beetle is actually what people often call a dung shell lang (dung beetle). Most dung beetles are dung-feeding and feed on animal feces, and there are

The title of "scavenger of nature". The ancient Egyptians believed that the sun was propelled by a giant scarab beetle like a ball of dung, so the scarab beetle became a messenger of communication between humans and the sun god Amun.

The ancient Egyptians believed that by placing a stone covered with scarab beetles in the corpse of the deceased, the scarab beetle could safely pass through the examination of the underworld and enter the other world, thus gaining eternal life.

Teachers, good afternoon, the theme I share with you today is to approach the mysterious Egypt, in fact, I have been thinking about the theme for a long time, and finally chose Egypt, one is to let everyone simply get some fun from it, and I also want to take this opportunity to relive my Egyptian dream, there was a time, that is, when I was a freshman or sophomore, I was very obsessed with Egypt, I collected all the books related to Egypt, All the stories related to Egypt, even because of Egypt, I once wanted to be an archaeologist, but when the spark of ideals burned out, people still have to face reality, so there is a reunion between you and me here today, so today I would like to thank this teacher very much for giving me this opportunity to relive the Egyptian dream.

Of course, sooner or later, I will personally set foot on this mysterious land, and if all of you here have the opportunity to go to Egypt, you must take more pictures and send them to me, so that I can see the real Egypt today.

So when we think of Egypt, what is the first thing that comes to mind? Is it Tutankhamun's golden mask?

Or the Great Pyramids, the Sphinx, or the legendary Cleopatra?

In fact, we only know a very small part of Egypt, so today, we will add a little more understanding of Egypt.

Location: Straddling Asia and Africa, most of them are located in the northeast of Africa, only the Sinai Peninsula east of the Suytu Canal is located in the southwest corner of Asia.

It is bordered by the Mediterranean Sea to the north, the Red Sea to the east, Libya to the west, and Sudan to the south. Official language: Arabic, predominantly Arab, Muslim, Arab Republic of Egypt.

The Nile, which flows from south to north and flows into the Mediterranean Sea and runs through Egypt, is the longest river in Africa and the longest river in the world, with a total length of 6,670 kilometers.

The Nile River is the mother river of Egypt, just like the Yellow River is the mother river of China, it can be said that the Nile River is the lifeline of Egypt, so some historians call the Egyptian civilization the Nile civilization, which is actually the highest evaluation of the Nile River in Egypt.

Unification of Egypt: In ancient times, Egypt was divided into two independent regimes, Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt, until 3100 BC, when Menes of Upper Egypt unified Egypt and created the first dynasty in Egyptian history, known in history as the Early Kingdom period.

Memphis, is a city in ancient Lower Egypt, located about 30 kilometers south of today's Cairo, Gu said that he was built by Pharaoh Menes, has a history of 4,700 years, at first has been the capital of Egypt, until the 17th Dynasty, was replaced by Thebes, now Egypt more than 80 pyramids, most of them are distributed in Giza, Memphis.

Thebes, is an ancient city in ancient Egypt, located near Luxor in central Egypt today, the historical Thebes was once a capital city in the world, the most prosperous period has a hundred city gates, is the largest city in the world at that time, called by the ancient Greek poet Homer

"The City of a Hundred Gates", the Arabs once praised this place

"Palace-like city". The right bank of Thebes, also known as the east bank, was the political and religious center of the time, and the left bank of Thebes, also called the west bank, was the resting place of the pharaohs after their deaths, so this is not only the capital of the pharaohs during their lifetimes, but also the underworld after the pharaohs died.

What is said in the movie

"Hamnata" is not recorded in history, but it is supposed to refer to the west bank of Thebes.

The west bank of Thebes, which is now the Valley of the Kings. We all know that the pyramid is a mausoleum built by the pharaoh for himself, but it is too eye-catching, and the curtain robbery is rampant, so from the 18th Dynasty Pharaoh Thutmose I, he began to build a mausoleum in the valley, and later 19, The tombs of the pharaohs of the 20th dynasty are also concentrated here, for a long time, the Valley of the Kings has not been discovered, but later, with the passage of time, the mausoleum here is still looted unknowingly, but there is a pharaoh's mausoleum that miraculously escaped doom and slept quietly for more than 3,300 years, until it was discovered in 1922, which is the mausoleum of Pharaoh Tutankhamun that we will talk about later.

There are now 64 pharaonic tombs found in the Valley of the Kings, and all the burial goods of the tombs have been plundered except for Tutankhamun's tomb.

Location: Straddling Asia and Africa, most of them are located in the northeast of Africa, only the Sinai Peninsula east of the Suytu Canal is located in the southwest corner of Asia.

It is bordered by the Mediterranean Sea to the north, the Red Sea to the east, Libya to the west, and Sudan to the south. Official language: Arabic, predominantly Arab, Muslim, Arab Republic of Egypt.

The Nile, which flows from south to north and flows into the Mediterranean Sea and runs through Egypt, is the longest river in Africa and the longest river in the world, with a total length of 6,670 kilometers.

The Nile River is the mother river of Egypt, just like the Yellow River is the mother river of China, it can be said that the Nile River is the lifeline of Egypt, so some historians call the Egyptian civilization the Nile civilization, which is actually the highest evaluation of the Nile River in Egypt.

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