Immortal Egypt

19/05/2026

Part of a hand from a colossal statue of King Amenhotep III, discovered within the in .

06/05/2026

صورة كلها فخر وعزة وشموخ- الجد الأكبر رمسيس الثانى وسط أحفاده من طلاب كلية الشرطة
اللهم احفظ مصر
Egypt's police academy stud
ents around king Ramses II at the grand Egyptian museum in Giza, Egypt
📸 Youssef Mohamed

29/04/2026

The Meidum Geese: As You Have Never Seen Them Before
Have you ever imagined the "Mona Lisa of Ancient Egyptian Art" stepping out of its frame to come to life?
Close your eyes for a moment and imagine traveling back thousands of years. Picture yourself standing inside the Old Kingdom mastaba of Nefermaat; the mural’s pigments are still fresh on the wall, and the ancient Egyptian artist is meticulously applying the final, breathtaking touches.
By merging the timeless essence of history with cutting-edge Artificial Intelligence (AI), we have transformed the world-renowned "Meidum Geese" mural—exhibited at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo—into an immersive 3D experience. This project captures the sheer precision of the ancient Egyptian artist, who masterfully rendered the finest details of plumage and movement over four thousand years ago.
We are not merely documenting history; we are breathing life into it for a new generation of heritage enthusiasts.
While technology brings us closer, the original masterpiece remains unparalleled. We look forward to welcoming you at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo to witness the original mural, with its enchanting colors that have defied the passage of time.

26/04/2026

14/04/2026

Footage from Philae Temple

14/04/2026

The only statue of King Khufu, builder of the Great Pyramid

التمثال ده طوله حوالى 7 سم- ويكاد يكون مش باين فى فاترينة العرض لكن خلى بالك- ده التمثال الوحيد للملك خوفو إللى بنى الهرم الأكبر - أكبر عجائب الدنيا وأعظمها والأعجوبة الوحيدة الباقية- حتى تمثاله أعجوبة فى حجمه لكن حير العالم- من أهم مقتنيات المتحف المصرى ودائما أمامه زحام
Do you know that this is the only found statue of king Khufu? a 7 cm statuette at the Egyptian museum, always crowd around him and always crowd around his great pyramid, both are wonders

03/03/2026

Temple of Esna
Located on the west bank of the Nile River in the city of Esna, within Luxor Governorate, the Temple of Esna dates back to the Greco-Roman period, with its construction beginning in 186 BC during the reign of King Ptolemy V. It was dedicated to the worship of the deity Khnum and continued to be built for about 400 years until the reign of the Roman Emperor Decius.
In late 2018, the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities initiated restoration work on the temple to highlight its unique paintings. The restoration efforts included cleaning the walls, stabilizing the colors, removing soot, and reinstalling some stone blocks that had fallen over time.
The joint Egyptian-German archaeological mission working at the temple since late 2018 successfully uncovered the inscriptions, images, and colors on the ceilings and walls of the temple for the first time after completing their restoration and cleaning efforts as part of the temple restoration project.

22/02/2026

This block statue is an example of a reintroduction of Middle Kingdom stylistic features, which is a characteristic element of the 25th Dynasty art. These statues depict their owners with their legs drawn tightly up against their chests and their arms folded on top of their knees. This block form would have protected them from damage since they were placed in temple gateways to ensure that the deceased would stay forever near the god and receive a part of the divine offerings and prayers. The head of the statue is projected from the body, probably to indicate the soul emerging from a mound in the underworld at the moment of rebirth.

This block statue depicts Hor, who was the son of Ankh-khonsu and a Prophet of Montu, and was dedicated to him by his grandson, also called Hor. His family was part of the Theban clergy for over five generations. It represents him seated on a low cushion with his legs drawn tightly up against his torso and his right forearm crossed over the left, where his hands hold rolls of cloth or papyri. He is wearing a beautifully engraved double wig, a long kilt and an inscribed belt. His face is thin with almond-shaped eyes, a hollow nose and big ears projecting from the double wig. The chin is supported and attached to the cubed body.
Six horizontal lines of hieroglyphic inscriptions are incised on his kilt together with one vertical line between his feet and one horizontal line goes around the base of the statue.
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يُعدّ هذا التمثال المكعب مثالًا على إعادة إحياء السمات الأسلوبية لعصر الدولة الوسطى، وهي سمة مميزة لفن الأسرة الخامسة والعشرين. تُصوّر هذه التماثيل أصحابها وقد ضمّوا أرجلهم بإحكام إلى صدورهم، ووضعوا أذرعهم مطوية فوق ركبهم. كان هذا الشكل المكعب يحميها من التلف، إذ كانت تُوضع عند مداخل المعابد لضمان بقاء المتوفى قريبًا من الإله إلى الأبد، ونيله جزءًا من القرابين والصلوات الإلهية. يبرز رأس التمثال من جسده، ربما للدلالة على خروج الروح من تل في العالم السفلي لحظة البعث.
يُصوّر هذا التمثال المكعب حور، ابن عنخ-خونسو ونبي مونتو، وقد أهداه إليه حفيده الذي يُدعى أيضًا حور. كانت عائلته جزءًا من رجال الدين في طيبة لأكثر من خمسة أجيال. يُصوّره التمثال جالسًا على وسادة منخفضة، وقد ضمّ أرجله بإحكام إلى جذعه، ووضع ساعده الأيمن فوق الأيسر، حيث يحمل بيديه لفائف من القماش أو ورق البردي. يرتدي شعرًا مستعارًا مزدوجًا منقوشًا بدقة، وتنورة طويلة، وحزامًا منقوشًا. وجهه نحيل، وعيناه لوزيتان، وأنفه غائر، وأذناه كبيرتان بارزتان من الشعر المستعار المزدوج. ذقنه مدعوم ومتصل بجسمه المكعب.
تُحفر ستة أسطر أفقية من النقوش الهيروغليفية على تنورته، بالإضافة إلى خط عمودي بين قدميه، وخط أفقي يحيط بقاعدة التمثال.

17/02/2026

3500 years old stunning masterpiece from the temple of Hatshepsut, what a design, what a quality, what a beauty, what a perfection and what a glorious history.

هذا النقش عمره 3500 سنة وما زال صامدا- وما زال ينبض بالحياة - وما زال عبقريا- وما زال جميلا- وما زال بديع التفاصيل- وما زال يتميز بالدقة والجودة- وما زال يحكى تاريخا ويحكى عن أمجاد مصر
جزء من جدران معبد حتشبسوت وللأسف معروض فى اللوفر
3500 years old stunning masterpiece from the temple of Hatshepsut, what a design, what a quality, what a beauty, what a perfection and what a glorious history

10/02/2026

18/01/2026

١٤ يناير من كل عام، عيد الآثاريين المصريين وهو تاريخ يرتبط بتولّي أحمد كمال باشا، أول مصري رئاسة مصلحة الآثار المصرية عام ١٩٥٣، بعد فترة طويلة من إدارة الأجانب لهذا القطاع، ليُجسد هذا اليوم استعادة المصريين لقيادة العمل الأثري في بلادهم.

14th January of each year marks Egyptian Archaeologists’ Day, a date associated with the appointment of Ahmed Kamal Pasha, the first Egyptian to head the Egyptian Antiquities Service in 1953, after a long period during which the sector was administered by foreigners. This day symbolizes the restoration of Egyptian leadership over archaeological work in their own country.