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Nefertiti granted the resurrection of Akhenaten. Part I

by mrvaldesogo | Sep 4, 2017 | Blog "Hair and Death in Ancient Egypt"

Let’s start with that: women were crucial in Ancient Egypt for the dead’s resurrection. The rite of the professional mourning ritual in ancient Egyptian funerals was based on the Osirian theology. That happened becasue in the belief of Ancient Egypt the dead (Osiris)...

Serket: scorpion and waterscorpion in Ancient Egypt.

by mrvaldesogo | Aug 14, 2014 | Blog "Hair and Death in Ancient Egypt"

The goddess Serket was associated in Ancient Egypt to the scorpion and to the waterscorpion. Scholars have usually cosidered the ancient Egyptian goddess Serket as a goddess scorpion, whose harmful bite made her an effective protection against poisonous stings. Not...

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