GREAT DISCOVERY IN EGYPT

A gruesome discovery took place in Egypt a few years ago, it must be heard. 16 human hands carefully buried in four strange pits, they did not look like many human hands at first, because they were abnormally large, but they were strange, only the right hands were there, the left hands were not visible, this resulted. to be shown the practice of an ancient dark ritual, ancient Egyptian art and lore spoke of a ceremony where warriors presented the right hand of their opponents as proof of victory and demanded gold in return. The Egyptians believed in the afterlife, so to cut off someone's hand meant to cut off their power forever guaranteeing this kind of defeat was interesting for the winning side here, the war was between the Egyptians against the Hyksos a once known as Canaan has always been at the center of some. discoveries that have changed history and some time ago this papyrus was found if you stretched it out, it would be a little taller than the height of a skyscraper, the smallest skyscraper in the world, I mean, which is in Witcha Falls, Texas. When people weren't writing in their Notes app, they were writing on this thing made from the heart of a papyrus plant. About 2,000 years ago, the ancient Egyptians wrote something reminiscent of a book that described most of their fairy traditions and visions of the afterlife. It is considered one of the most important texts of ancient Egypt and is still sold in bookstores to this day. This ancient manuscript was discovered in a room south of the Pyramid of Doer located in Saqqara. Oh yes, Doer is the oldest pyramid in Egypt and not the Pyramids of Giza as most people think. Recently, the site of Saqqara was buzzing with enthusiastic archaeologists who were able to find one of the oldest complete mummies in Egypt. I believe that this beautiful and well-preserved mummy was that of a rich man.

was discovered in a deep well covered with layers of gold leaf, there are many symbols that show

that he was an important and rich man such as the headband he wore on his head, the bracelet on his chest and the fact that he was embalmed. with a tunic reserved for the best Egyptians, the most exciting part of the whole discovery was to find the resting place sealed with mortar as the ancient Egyptians had left 4 years ago 300 years ago it may seem strange, but in the 2008 archaeologists discovered a missing. pyramid now it is missing because it was destroyed for a period of 4000 years, today we only see its base, it was a very important place in ancient times, it is said that around the area of ​​the ancient pyramids they held a special ceremony. where the priests carried the mummified remains sacred bulls, now it's a fun fact, the ancient Egyptians believed that AIS bulls were earthly incarnations of the deity of the city of Memphis and are associated with the rights of fertility.

This was not just an AIS bull, although it was supposed to be all black with a single white mark between the horns and a host of very specific characteristics, they were chosen by the local

priests and honored until death, after to which they have been. mummified and was buried in the underground galleries. Meanwhile, this lost pyramid somehow disappeared around 1800. It was a German archaeologist who first found it in the village of Sakura. He called it the Headless Pyramid when he first found it, but years after the official discovery, the desert sands came in and covered everything. Excavations were carried out between the 19th and 20th centuries, but they were not very systematic. That's why scientists were so excited when they excavated the base of an entire pyramid after removing the 25-meter mound of sand that covered it. Oh, and it turns out that American archaeologists are excavating a cemetery in Egypt that may contain over a million mummified bodies. So far, archaeologists have discovered about 1,700 mummies.

One of the main differences from other classical Egyptian mummies is that these people were neither kings nor pharaohs, but commoners who probably lived about 1,500 years ago when Egypt was controlled by the Roman and Byzantine empires. The name of the cemetery is cute. although the road of water buffaloes, just in case you want to check on your next trip in addition to bulls and buffaloes, the ancient Egyptians also loved baboons, you will see a model here at the beginning of the XX century, archaeologists have discovered a full place. of baboon mummies in a place called guess what monkey valley an animal would not have been mummified if it was not considered important some animals were more important than others because they were associated with specific deities jackals were associated with a new Old God of hell and cats were compared to the female deity. Baboons were a big deal because they were thought to be associated with the deity of wisdom and counsel Raah, one of Egypt's supreme deities.

the archaeologists who studied these animals were not too happy, they believed that these baboons were kept indoors and deprived of sunlight for most of their lives, they had extreme vitamin D deficiencies and they were malnourished, maybe Thot got angry with those baboon handlers, just a guess. , because there is

never a bad day for archaeologists in Egypt, they also found human mummies with golden tongues, because the Egyptians were all interested in the afterlife, they believed that golden tongues can help a person to speak after passing to the other side, I. means, it's a long shot, but hey, why not, some of these mummies were placed in wooden coffins with items such as necklaces, ceramics, gold objects in the form of lotus flowers and creepy beetles and iPhones, yes, just kidding. , A new Temple was also recently discovered in Egypt, scientists believe that it was dedicated in honor of the cases of Zeus, this deity is believed to be a cross between Zeus, the almighty Greek sky deity, and Mount Kasos while excavating around Egypt's Sinai. Peninsula, archaeologists discovered two pink granite columns sticking out of the ground and bingo.

they believe that these columns represent the entrance door to the Temple and they collapsed during an earthquake many years ago and speaking of deities, they were not only very serious deities. Recently, scientists discovered a golden ring in a city south of Cairo. It is not magic, it was a normal gold ring, but it had the representation of the deity of pleasure, officially called Best. This deity is often represented in sacred texts as a chubby and happy dwarf. Today, many tattoos that we have have no meaning and were made for pure aesthetic qualities only in ancient Egypt. Although women make tattoos as a sign of protection for childbirth, this is what scientists believe. At least in the Nile region, scientists have found mummies that had well-preserved tattoos, which is rare because the skin deteriorates so easily. Two of these women had tattoos on their backs, and the designs were simple, mostly portraits, including the same chubby dwarf we just talked about. He also had a sidekick as a protector of women during childbirth.

Now, would you believe me if I told you that the ancient Egyptians invented robots? No, because it is not entirely true. They were astronomers, mathematicians and engineers. And somehow, they even managed to squeeze a strange invention into this package. An automated deity that some scientists have named Haor. This wooden statue sat in the Metropolitan Museum of Art for years before anyone noticed. Secretly, with the help of an X-ray machine, a specialist discovered a mechanical operating system inside. The scroll-shaped shaft runs from the statue's shoulder to its left leg. When the system rotates, the statue raises and lowers its hand. Hey, untie me, untie me, I've got my hand here. That's it for today.