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Description: "I am one who loves to eat and hates dispute." A quote from an ancient Egyptian courtier, named Khered, who lived around 2000 BC.

Description: A simple render of the famous Egyptian "Eye of Horus." The left eye of the royal god, this symbol is one that will protect and strengthen all of pharaoh's loyal followers. By the History of Egypt Podcast.

Description: The ankh is an ancient Egyptian symbol, meaning "Life." It was used in amulets and spells for protection, and people would pray that the pharaoh would enjoy "Ankh Wedja Seneb," or "Life, Prosperity, and Health." The ankh is a powerful talisman, a prayer for long life and blessings from the gods.

Description: The ankh is an ancient Egyptian symbol, meaning "Life." It was used in amulets and spells for protection, and people would pray that the pharaoh would enjoy "Ankh Wedja Seneb," or "Life, Prosperity, and Health." The ankh is a powerful talisman, a prayer for long life and blessings from the gods.

Description: Ancient Egypt Sphinx

Description: Ancient Egypt Sphinx

Description: Anubis was an important deity to the ancient Egyptians. He protected souls on their journey to the afterlife, and helped to embalm mummies for eternity. Symbols of Anubis could protect a person, and help them guarantee a long and happy life in the next world.

Description: Anubis was an important deity to the ancient Egyptians. He protected souls on their journey to the afterlife, and helped to embalm mummies for eternity. Symbols of Anubis could protect a person, and help them guarantee a long and happy life in the next world.

Description: Bastet protects you with a swish feline form. This cat grabs back

Description: Bastet protects you with a swish feline form. This cat grabs back

Description: A simple render of the famous Egyptian "Eye of Horus." The left eye of the royal god, this symbol is one that will protect and strengthen all of pharaoh's loyal followers. By the History of Egypt Podcast.

Description: A simple render of the famous Egyptian "Eye of Horus." The left eye of the royal god, this symbol is one that will protect and strengthen all of pharaoh's loyal followers. By the History of Egypt Podcast.

Description: The Egyptian phrase "Life, Prosperity, Health" in hieroglyphics (ankh wedja seneb. A phrase used for pharaohs, queens and gods: a mark of protection from the land of the Nile.

Description: Tutankamun and his wife Ankhesenamun, from the King's throne in his tomb at the Valley of the Kings.

Description: A Horus emblem by the history of Egypt podcast

Description: An ancient Egyptian ship design, inspired by the expeditions of Hatshepsut to the land of Punt (Ethiopia). Commemorate ancient adventures with style and simplicity!