Ancient Egyptian Literature – The Battle of Kadesh
In this episode of Ancient Egyptian Literature, we are delving into the Battle of Kadesh, a monumental military action between Rameses the Great and the Hittites. Two versions of this…
Beginning of Time ~ End of Eternity – Calendar of Ancient Egypt: First Month of Inundation – Drunkenness
The document provides an extensive overview of the ancient Egyptian calendar, focusing on the first month of the inundation season, Axt, known as txy. This month is dedicated to…
The Trumpets of Pharaoh Tutankhamun
On April 16th, 1939, after three mute millennia, the trumpets were finally played by James Tappern, a British bandsman, during a BBC radio broadcast from the Cairo Museum; it was…
Ramesses the Great Smiting Enemies with Battle Axe
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Gods of Ancient Egypt: Shu
Shu was a significant deity in ancient Egyptian mythology, revered as the god of air, light, and peace. He was one of the primordial gods and a member of the…
Myths and Legends of Ancient Egypt – The Destruction of Mankind
The Destruction of Mankind is a dramatic myth from ancient Egyptian mythology, found in the Book of the Heavenly Cow. It tells the story of how the sun god Ra…
Gods of Ancient Egypt – Ra
The document provides an extensive overview of Ra, the ancient Egyptian sun god, highlighting his significance, mythology, and worship. Ra is described as a transcendent deity often syncretized with…
Great Pharaohs of Ancient Egypt: Thutmose III
The episode is about Thutmose III, Pharaoh of Ancient Egypt, focusing on his life, military achievements, and legacy. Key Points: Introduction: The speech begins with an Ancient Egyptian greeting and…
Ancient Egyptian Literature – Great Dispenser of Pleasure
A recitation of poems from Papyrus Harris 500, the ‘love songs’ from Ancient Egypt. The Papyrus Harris 500 is an ancient Egyptian manuscript from the Ramesside Period (1292–1077 BC). It…