Monday, September 13, 2010

King Tutankhamen was the son of Akhenaton! Was He?


A bust for Tutankhamen, Cairo Museum. Painted by the author.

Most of archaeological studies led us to one conclusion which is being
king Tutankhamen is the son of Akhenaton but none of it provided us with any hard evidence. The DNA and the Ct tests that were made for Tutankhamen in the Egyptian Museum Clinic in 2010, which were followed by the supreme council of Antiquities statement. That statement determined that Tutankhamen was Akhenaton’s son but did not
Specify the name or the title for the referee mummy or mummies where the DNA sample came from once they were testing king Tut mummy which makes it’s results to be doubtful. For many decades Tutankhamen was believed by some Egyptologists to be Amunhotep III son and that was due to some texts found carved in the Karnak temple which referred to him as a son for a king imagined to be Amunhotep III!. Maybe that conclusion was due to having no written or carved names found for Akhenaton in the Karnak temple as being him hated by its clergy.


Text refers to Ankhesamun”Akhenaton’s daughter” to be Tutankhamen’s sister, Translated by the author.

This may surprise the readers of this essay, a text refers to the fact that king Tutankhamen was Akhenaton’s son. Reads “ It is mentioned {to } the king {by} Nebet-hat {who} comes wailing
{on} for {her} brother the Osiried- King.” The text is incised on the back of Tutankhamen innermost shrine. The Hieroglyphics writing can be tricky as in this text the use of the word Nebet-hat has a straight meaning which is merely a name of the goddess Nephthys who was Osiris sister by birth ? but the hidden meaning was to refer to
herself as a sister for king Tutankhamen who is considered in the text to be Osiris and therefore Nephthys is to represent Tutankhamen’s sister and wife “Ankhesamun”.




From the left. Head for Nefertity , A slab has Akhenaton and his family. Copyrig ©Musegypt 。

Friday, August 20, 2010

Aswan tremendous Unfinished obelisk and a rare hieroglyphic text carved in the northern granite quarry. B

Aswan tremendous Unfinished obelisk and a
rare hieroglyphic text carved in the northern granite quarry. B



" King of Upper and Lower Egypt- {Men –Kheper-Ra}, child of Ra of his body, his beloved { Thut-moses III } master of offerings, he who is given the life as the Sun forever, made with love two great obelisks in the abode of Amun, in the Karnak.” Translated by the author from the Hieroglyphics”


The area in the northern quarry where Thutmoses III obelisk came from.


Thutmoses III “ 1300 B.C ,is the great owner for the text found, in fact he was one of the best builders for temples and obelisks among the pharaohs in general and just enough to mention his four famous obelisks which occupy for vital spots in four countries. His famous in London which known as Cleopatra’s needle, then
His unique one in New York as well as his one in Istanbul and his fourth one in Rome.

Copyrig ©Musegypt 。

Saturday, July 10, 2010

EGYPTONEWS

EGYPTONEWS

July-2010.Sakkara. Two ancient tombs found in Sakkara discovered by the Egyptian delegation which is in charge of Sakkara since 1986.The discovery was under the auspices of
the supreme council of antiquities. Dr. Hawas mentioned that the first tomb was for a father called Sen-Dewa while the other was for his son. Hawas explained that the main tomb has a unique false door with intact colours and it belongs to Sen-Dewa who was a senior royal scribe and a nobleman lived during the 6th dynasty around 2374 B.C. Also it has a twenty meter deep burial shaft with a wooden coffin in addition to five stone plates with duck forms that contained duck bones as well as a small stone obelisk. The other tomb was for Sen-Dewa’s son Khonsu who inherited the same job titles and it has a similar design. Both tombs are located west of the step pyramid. Akhbar Newspaper. Copyrig ©Musegypt 。

Monday, March 08, 2010

Monday, February 01, 2010

Aswan tremendous Unfinished obelisk and a rare hieroglyphic text carved in the northern granite quarry. A




Aswan tremendous Unfinished obelisk and a
rare hieroglyphic text carved in the northern granite quarry. A


Always Aswan city was the main granite source for ancient Egyptians where they quarried the best quality of it. Due to this fact, 95 percent of the Egyptian obelisks came from Aswan quarries. Visitors of Aswan monuments always astonished of seeing such a gigantic obelisk in northern quarries. The obelisk rough estimation of it’s weight exceeds 1100 ton and it dates back to the new kingdom of ancient Egypt ”1400-1200 B.C” Egyptologists believe that cause for getting the obelisk left unfinished was having a flaw appeared in it’s monolithic body and led to obvious three cracks and due to that the work on it was abandoned. We only can imagine the amount of frustration the builders had felt once it happened especially it’s work was complete to 90 percent. It seems that the ancient labours had used cylindered wedges as well as pointy ones to cut the borders for the obelisk, the number of discovered wedges were often in sycamore. Knowing which wedge-log can fit for each stage of cutting the obelisk borders is so essential as the using
of the wrong sized –wedge may result a sever damage to the obelisk body. Either misjudging from the ancient architect on selecting the choice of the right sized-wedge in one main stage or choosing the wrong spot in the quarry to cut his obelisk from may lead to similar situation. Regardless to the hopeful researches on the ancient techniques that may ancient Egyptians followed in order to disengage the obelisk then to transfer and finally to erect no logic research is done yet.
We may happily accept the wedge method to disengage the obelisk from the granite quarry and tolerate the use of timber wood in order to case the obelisk body with which may help it to float once an enough strong flood be there.


But the matter is far more complicated than that as once someone to imagine the Nile flood with timber wood casing, done to the obelisk, would help the builders of the obelisk to float it just few meters out of it’s cut socket there be an actual challenge which is how to have a full control over a gigantic monolithic peace of granite that is bushed by a tsunami flood つなみ, 津波 in order to reach it’s destination which is supposedly the Karnak temple in Luxor which is about 150 mile north of the quarry. If luck helped the working team to reach with their obelisk the inside of the Karnak will be one final challenge to encounter which how to erect the obelisk over it’s pedestal ?! most of well known theories affirm the method for raising an obelisk should count on sliding technique which simply by creating mud slopes, ramps or embankments which could be in pairs
then having the obelisk sledged up the ramp then pulled down in between? In practice many thing turn to be so different such as for what quality of cords or ropes we should use that can hold the weight of the obelisk while it is pulled” keep in mind no metal chain or pulley were discovered from ancient Egypt yet”.


Also once to imagine the moment that the obelisk is to land in between of the ramps and the moment were it may swing or seesaw with such weight “ between 300 ton to 1200 ton” a splitting in its body and a catastrophe to result to the labours and to the surroundings of the crowded Karnak? Finally how to seek precision while following the previous method while keeping in mind that the obelisk bed is equipped with certain number of bibs or pegs that made mainly to nest on matching sockets on every obelisk pedestal. “Resumption for this essay will be soon” Copyrig ©Musegypt 。

Monday, January 11, 2010

古代 イジプト の こくそう と だいしょ です。


古代 イジプト の こくそう と だいしょ です。


古代 イジプト の 文化 は 2600紀元前 年 前 に  はんじ の 仕事 は ありました。古代 イジプト はんじ は たいてい 神官 も だいしょ いました。こ王国の 時代 に ひとや まだ ありませんでした。しかし、どろぼう に ばつ と おうだ 何時も ありました。メーレルカ の 墓 は 2300 年 紀元前 ぐらい、 その 墓 に 名場面 が あって、その リリーフ で ふぎり な だいしょ。その だいしょ の こくそう の てんけん の 時 は 空 に なりました。Copyrig ©Musegypt 

Saturday, January 09, 2010

EGYPTONEWS

EGYPTONEWS

January-2010. Alexandria city. A rare discovery for a statue that represents Alexander the great. The statue was discovered by an Egyptian-Greek excavation team in Hadaq El shalalat at the royal superb. The discovered statue dates back to 332 B.C. Also it is in very unique condition and counted to be the most complete statue for Alexander the great ever found.
Akhbar newspaper. Copyrig ©Musegypt 。

EGYPTONEWS

EGYPTONEWS


January-2010. Sakkara. Two ancient tombs were discovered the excavation team of the supreme council of antiquities in Raas El Gesur at Sakkara. Both tombs date back to 500 B.C and the 26th dynasty. The first tomb is counted among the largest in Sakkara and contained lots of ancient pottery and skeletons while the other tomb seemed to be looted during the Roman period. Akhbar newspaper. Copyrig ©Musegypt

Art in ancient Egypt ! My T.V talk today! I hope you find it enjoyable!💙💙💙

Art in ancient Egypt ! My T.V talk today! I hope you find it enjoyable!