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skykashi · 2 months
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Sitting by the Nile is so nice, I could keep watching the water like this forever and not get bored, it's not cold anymore here so the weather is so nice too, just a refreshing cool breeze 🥰
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stone-cold-groove · 7 months
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Igubo killing a crocodile. In the Wilds of Africa, a Tale for Boys - 1883.
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anakinsafterlife · 5 months
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This is a video about people in Upper Egypt, in Nubia, who keep Nile crocodiles as pets. It's in Arabic, but the visuals are great.
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Greco-Egyptian art and culture in Italy: the Nile Mosaic of Palestrina
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“AMONG ITS EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION OF regional archaeology, the National Archeological Museum in Palestrina preserves a magnificent piece that stands apart from the rest: an ancient mosaic depicting a vivid scene of the flooding river Nile.
Dating to the 1st century BCE, this Egyptian mosaic is believed to be the product of Alexandrian craftsmen, and it is among the most spectacular of the late Hellenistic age. Measuring almost 20 by 13 feet (6 by 4 meters), the mosaic depicts a flooded Nilotic landscape, inhabited by animals both real and imaginary, Ptolemaic Greeks, Aethiopian hunters, and priests performing rituals in their magnificent temples. The figures are often labeled in Greek characters and the entire scene may represent a vivid map of the Nile as it flows from the highlands of Ethiopia to the delta in the Mediterranean Sea.
Archaeologists expect the mosaic was originally used as a flooring decoration for an apse in a large rectangular room built as an artificial grotto (as can be surmised from the shape of the mosaic), by the forum of the city of Praeneste. The piece has also been identified as evidence of the early spread of Egyptian cults in Italy, especially the cult of the Goddess Isis. (Certain scholars claim that Isis was already at this point being identified with Fortuna, Goddess of Praeneste.)
The mosaic’s rediscovery and preservation have been tumultuous: In the 1600s, the Barberini family removed the mosaic and took it to Rome. It was then returned to Palestrina but damaged in the process and had to be restored anew. During the Second World War, to avoid damage from the allied bombings, the mosaic was once more removed, but it is now again on display in Palestrina.
Know Before You Go
The Nile mosaic is on display on the third floor of the museum, which is open every day from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.”
Source of the text: https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/nile-mosaic-of-palestrina
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queenmeriadoc · 1 year
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Pal, please look at this wholesome pic of rotten leaf boi actor Augustus Prew in his wedding kissing his husbandddd
😭❤️🤲🌈
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I saw he was married, and I was like aaaw 🥹
Can we pretend Médhor is alive and living with his husband??
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majestativa · 1 year
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He descends to the netherworld, rise again, Revealer, returning with news of the Mysteries.
Khety, Echoes of Egyptian Voices: An Anthology of Ancient Egyptian Poetry, Hymn to the Nile
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sleepy-lulu · 3 months
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Mesa, AZ
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ancientstuff · 2 years
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Honestly, this isn't a surprise. The daybook of Merer, one of the workmen who built Khufu's pyramid, indicates that they were able to sail right up to the work site.
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Song of the Nile by “L. Goddard”. Original Published Art for American Art Works Calendar Company. 1931.
“L. Goddard” was the pseudonym for a pair of enterprising commercial artists: L.G. Woolfenden, a successful Detroit area commercial photographer, and Rudolphe/ Rudolph Ingerle a Vienna born fine art landscape artist who exhibited to great fanfare, at museums and galleries in Chicago in the early 20th century. 
Grapefruit Moon Gallery.
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archaickysodomita · 1 year
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Happy Valentine to all explorers <3
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texasthrillbilly · 6 months
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The Nile from space.
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thrarm · 10 months
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i believe that the river in Egypt is the bringer of all happiness…
… im a nileist
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finelytaylored · 8 months
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geoff asked if I wanted Thursday lyrics written in, I asked him if he would choose some for me and … 😭😭😭
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lariphi · 2 years
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At some point, enough is enough.
.Cut that cord
.Say No
.Adamantly Refuse
.Fuck that situation
.Leave the situation
.Don’t get involved
.Make peace with the past
.Dig it a grave
.Send it off
.Let it float down a river,
.Gently
.Fleeting
.Swiftly
.Bumping and
Tumbling down
The long river Nile,
… because enough
Is enough.
Say it with me:
Let the hands of the dead
Take hold of what is
no longer belonging
To you.
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Assassin’s Creed Origins Dismal Tree
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hate5sixofficial · 11 months
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Groin 2023-02-27 The Nile Mesa, AZ
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