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The evolution of the world has been a long and complex process that has taken place over billions of years. It started with the formation of the universe, followed by the creation of the earth and the development of life. The evolution of the world has been marked by many significant events, such as the rise and fall of civilizations, the development of technology and science, and the growth of human populations. Along the way, the world has faced many challenges, such as environmental degradation, natural disasters, and wars. Despite these challenges, the world continues to evolve, and humans continue to strive for a better future for themselves and the planet.

Hatshepsut, the daughter of Thutmose, ascended to the throne of Egypt after she wed Thutmose II at the age of twelve or 13. She started serving as her stepson Thutmose III’s guardian after he passed away. Still, she soon assumed all of the responsibilities of a pharaoh, taking over as co-ruler of Egypt in 1473 BC.

The Sphinx is one of the most iconic and mysterious monuments in the world. This statue, which stands at the Giza Plateau in Egypt, has been the subject of countless theories, legends, and debates. Despite the fact that the Sphinx has been studied for centuries, there is still much that remains unknown about its origins and purpose.

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Kevin Hart was set to perform his first Egypt show as part of his Kevin Hart: Reality Check tour on Tuesday, February 21, 2023. However, the show was canceled after Egyptians protested because of the comedian's “Afrocentric” views. Hart was accused of distorting history by claiming Black people had a significant role in ancient Egypt.

Ancient Egypt regarded children as a blessing. In their senior years, sons and daughters cared for their parents. They were frequently referred to as “the crew of old age,” or someone the aging parents could rely on for assistance and care.

Cleopatra was born and brought up in Egypt, but she was also a Macedonian Greek and a descendant of Ptolemy Soter, a soldier of Alexander the Great. Ptolemy assumed the throne of Egypt after death of Alexander in 323 B.C. and started an approximately three dynasties of Greek-speaking monarchs. Cleopatra, who was not of Egyptian ancestry, embraced many of the nation’s customs and was the first Ptolemy ancestor to learn the language.

A cruise along the Nile River is the perfect, relaxing way to experience the relics of ancient civilizations, while watching life go by in present day Egypt. There are dozens of cruise ships and companies that offer anywhere from three to seven day cruises along the Nile, traveling between Luxor and Aswan with stops along the way. As part of a larger tour package to Egypt provided by Gate1 Travel, we spent four days cruising the Nile River aboard the MS Esplanade. After flying from Cairo to Luxor, and spending the night in a hotel, we boarded the boat for our cruise.

Cairo is a city of paradoxes, full of ancient historic sites and neighborhoods, modern suburbs, fantastic museums, delicious and exotic food, and colorful but chaotic and crowded streets. As part of a tour package to Egypt provided by Gate1 Travel, we spent several days experiencing all that Cairo has to offer.

King Tutankhamun, also known as King Tut, ascended to the throne at age nine and reigned until his death at approximately 19. Most of what is known about King Tut has only been discovered due to modern forensic and medical technologies, including DNA testing.

These days, we tend to use the word globalization in the context of capitalism and popular culture. But without a global trade network, it turns out that ancient Egypt couldn’t have produced its most enduring cultural trademark: mummies.

Best mall in Egypt hands down ! City stars mall located in Cairo, Egypt is 8 stories and has over 700 luxury stores , restaurants & hotels attached along with a movie theatre inside . They had to drag me out of this mall I did not want to leave and I did some shopping while here along with fun activities while there . If you make your way to Egypt it’s a must you visit this mall ! City stars mall 📍Cairo, Egypt

Dorothy Louise Eady believed that in her previous life, she was a priestess in ancient Egypt and dedicated her life's work to the study and research of ancient Egypt. Dorothy Louise Eady, also known as Omm Sety, was born on January 16, 1904, in London, England.

In 1947, while rounding up a stray animal in Israel, Mohammed el-Hamed discovered several pottery jars. Mohammed was a Bedouin shepherd. The jars contained scrolls with messages written in Hebrew.

Archaeological discoveries, cultural and artistic depictions, and genetic evaluations of modern and ancient felids have partly reconstructed the domestication and geographical origins of the household cat. New research suggests that cat domestication began roughly 12,000 years ago in the Fertile Crescent when cats and farmers made initial contact and developed close bonds. [i]

This is an amazing King Ramses exhibition to go see. I remember coming to see the first King Tut exhibition in 1979 here and it was tough to get near anything because it was so crowded. Today this event is so well thought out. Starting with only letting small groups go at a time so that you can see everything up close. I was very impressed with this exhibition. This Ramses II, known as Ramses the Great, was the most celebrated and powerful pharaoh of the New Kingdom — Egypt’s golden age. Believed to be a god on Earth, he ruled for 67 years as part of the 19th Dynasty, erecting enormous temples, obelisks, and statues and expanding Egypt’s empire. This state-of-the-art exhibition features the greatest collection of Ramses II objects and Egyptian jewelry ever to travel to the United States. Along with the pharaoh’s colossal royal sculpture, the exhibition highlights recently discovered animal mummies and treasures from the royal tombs of Dahshur and Tanis.

The prehistory of humans dates back a minimum of 5 million years ago. That's when the first humanlike mammals - the Australopithecines - appeared in Central Africa. The prehistoric people likely had leaders - a hierarchy of some kind - but we know nothing about them. From around 10,000 B.C., humans started farming and began settling in fertile areas. They built towns and cities and began trading. This is what led to powerful leaders and rulers that soon after morphed into the world's first great civilizations.

The mummy of Yuva was first discovered in 1905. Yuva was buried along with his wife, Thuya. They are considered to be the great-grandparents of King Tut. At the time of the tomb's discovery, it was thought to be the most spectacular find until King Tut's tomb was found.

In 2021, investigators unearthed a long-buried skull with a golden tongue-shaped ornament in its mouth. Toward the end of 2021, three additional mummies, a man, a woman, and a child with golden tongues were removed from their final resting place.