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3,400-Year-Old Ancient Egyptian Cemetery Found With Colorful Coffins
Archaeologists have uncovered an Ancient Egyptian cemetery dated to more than 3,000 years ago containing the colorful coffin of a high priest's daughter and preserved mummies, among hundreds of other finds.
Researchers unearthed the cemetery at the Tuna el-Gebel necropolis, located almost 170 miles south of Cairo in Minya Governate, Egypt's Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities announced in a statement on Sunday.
The cemetery, which dates back to the New Kingdom (16th-11th centuries B.C.) of ancient Egypt, was used as a burial ground for senior officials and priests during the period, according to archaeologists.
The cemetery was uncovered during excavations that began last August in the Al-Ghuraifa area of Tuna El-Gebel and features "many tombs" that have been carved into rock.
Researchers have also made hundreds of archaeological finds at the site, including stone and wooden coffins—some of which contained mummies—amulets, ornaments and funerary figurines.
One of the most notable finds at the cemetery is a colorful, engraved coffin belonging to the daughter of a high priest of the ancient Egyptian god Djehuti, often referred to as Thoth.
This deity, commonly depicted as a man with the head of an ibis or baboon, was a key figure in ancient Egyptian mythology and played several prominent roles. For example, Thoth was credited with the invention of writing and is also believed to have served as a representative of the sun god Ra.
Next to the coffin of the high priest's daughter, archaeologists found two wooden boxes containing her canopic jars, as well as a complete set of "ushabti" statues.
Canopic jars were vessels used by the ancient Egyptians to store the organs removed from the body in the process of mummification—the lungs, liver, intestines and stomach—in order to preserve them for the afterlife.
Ushabti statues, meanwhile, were figurines used in ancient Egyptian funerary practices that were placed in tombs in the belief that they would act as servants for the deceased in the afterlife.
Archaeologists also made another particularly fascinating find at the New Kingdom cemetery: a complete and well-preserved papyrus scroll measuring approximately 42-49 feet in length that features information related to the Book of the Dead.
The Book of the Dead is a collection of ancient Egyptian funerary texts consisting of spells or magic formulas that were placed in tombs. These texts were thought to protect and aid the deceased in the afterlife. They were generally written on papyrus, a material similar to thick paper that was used as a writing surface in ancient times.
Mostafa Waziri, secretary general of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, said in the statement that the discovery of the cemetery is an "important" find.
By Aristos Georgiou.
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Suite des mes cartouches égyptiens avec un nouveau dyptique : Thot et Sekhmet.
#artists on tumblr#french artist#digital artist#Thot#Sekhmet#egyptian gods#Thoth#ancient egypt#djehuty#egyptian goddess
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I finally tried out the Photoshop mobile app on my iPad, and it seems that when it comes to test doodles old habits die hard~
#Inoni Art#stick gods#STICK GODS??#Thoth#Djehuty#Egyptian gods#Egyptian mythology#don't expect more this is a fluke sorry#but yes I do usually draw SG when testing a new art interface lol
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Horus and Thoth 💙🩵
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O Djehuty, fair of face, sharp of mind, and swift of pen, I pray you to inspire me in word.
Inspire in me creativity in word, both verbal and written, O you of the sacred pen.
Hearer of prayers, mighty in heka, strong in compassion, I ask you to ever watch over me Djehuty.
Wise of spirit, sharp of mind, patron of fairness, I ask you to ever watch over me Djehuty.
Dua Djehuty!
#Digital 2D#Fantasy#Comic Art#Illustration#NoAI#egyptian gods#thoth#kemetic#Djehuty#Ancient Egypt#ibises#Egypt#god of wisdom#galgannet
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Prayer to Djehuty
Djehuty, the great scribe, bless my hand to master the arts as you have. Master of the quill, master of words, bless my words to become willful and imaginative. O’ wise one, grant me your wisdom to make my mind as sharp as a knife, as graceful as a gazelle, as fast as the striking cobra. Mightest and wisest of the gods, bless me on this day as I call out to you.
-Raet / Akhret
#kemetic#kemetic paganism#kemetism#ancient egypt#ancient kemet#egyptian mythology#pagan#paganism#deity work#deity worship#kemetic pagan#kemetic religion#kemetic gods#egyptian gods#egyptian moon god#thoth#djehuty#prayer to djehuty#prayer to thoth#pagan prayer#pagan religions#paganblr
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Prayer to Djehuty
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#ancient egypt#egyptian hieroglyphs#djehuty#kemetic#egyptian gods#ancient history#hieroglyphs#egyptology#egyptian mythology#prayer to djehuty#thoth#prayer
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It's chaos on my altar. Just gods and Pharaohs everywhere! I need to decide a layout, but for now, everyone got a polishing and some fresh incense.
#kemetic#kemeticism#Egypt#egyptian gods#egyptian mythology#pharaoh#Ramesses#Tutankhamun#amun#Horus#khepri#khonsu#thoth#djehuty#hathor#sekhmet#anubis#bastet#IsThatEveryone?#Osiris#NearlyMissedOsiris
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Everybody please look at these two drawings of Anubis and Ammut and of Thoth painting a feather from The Papyrus of Ani.
#The book of the dead#The papyrus of Ani#egyptian mythology#egyptian gods#Thoth#anubis#ammut the devourer#Ammit the devourer#Anpu#Inpu#ancient egypt stuff#no id#undescribed#Djehuty
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I was inspired by the beautiful shuffle collages by @mars-and-the-theoi so I made one for Djehuty. I feel like something about the balance doesn't feel quite right but I still feel quite proud of it.
#Naru's eofferings#kemetic#kemetic polytheism#kemetism#Djehuty#thoth#egyptian mythology#egyptian gods#netjeru#this is actually super fun#Dua Djehuty
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Djehuty, god of scribes 📜
One of Djehuty’s most important tasks was protecting mortal scribes. He inspired them to learn and grow in their literacy and was often depicted sitting over them in his baboon form.
Commissioned from Kiwibon
#bronze gods#pantheon#bronzegods#egyptian mythology#kemet pantheon#lore#ancient kemet#djehuty#thoth#tehuti#mythological fiction
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⚡️GODSLAVE cover series⚡️ GODSLAVE is now live on kickstarter⚡️✨
#egyptian mythology#egyptian gods#mythology#egyptology#set#setesh#Horus#hathor#het-here#Thoth#djehuty#comics#comic#webcomic#webcomics#hiveworks
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My Reiki Attunement Ceremony
"When you see the Southern Cross for the first time You understand now why you came this way Cause the truth you might be running from is so small But it's as big as the promise The promise of a coming day"
Crosby, Stills & Nash - "Southern Cross"
On March 24, 2022 I drove from the house of a friend I was living with at the time to Karen Wilson’s house on Padre Island. I was talking to my husband-then-boyfriend on Google Duo as I drove over the bridge towards Flour Bluff. I felt calm yet vibrated with excitement. As I parked in front of Karen’s house I told my boyfriend I loved him and said I’ll call him afterwards. I would be a very different person the next time we talked.
Karen led me into her office and we spoke for a bit before proceeding to her Reiki room. As I laid down on the table she invited any Guides who wished to be present. Immediately the room was full as many Netjeru visibly manifested for me. I impulsively said, “holy crap, there’s a lot of Them!” Karen backpedaled a bit and with a laugh explained that this was a sacred ceremony that required a bit of decorum. I laughed nervously and laid back down as she began working on my Crown.
To the far left I saw Set and Heru-Wer (Horus the Elder). Standing side by side, They looked very much like brothers. Set was cocky and proud, His smile toothy and wide. Heru-Wer was stoic and severe, yet He had a small smile on His beak. To the far right I saw Yinepu (Anubis) and Wepwawet (Upuaut). They have been shamanic guides for me in the past. In the center stood Aset (Isis), Djehuty (Thoth), Sekhmet, Bast, and Mafdet. I was very surprised then to see Aset as I felt estranged from Her husband Asar (Osiris). I assumed She didn’t like me very much. And Mafdet was a surprise as well, for I wasn’t quite sure how She related to me. Shu and Tefnut were in the back against the wall. Geb was the floor below and Nuit was the ceiling above. They were all practically beaming and it felt like a graduation, though it took me a while to begin to understand just what that meant.
As I lay on the table my mind began to wander. Quickly, Djehuty appeared in the forefront of my vision with an admonishing glance. He explained that this was a sacred ceremony and demanded I give it the proper respect it deserved. Sheepishly, I apologized with a glance. Djehuty gave me a very curious look, the knowing sort of look a patient schoolteacher gives the student who apologizes after getting a reprimand for misbehavior, a kind of feigned way of saying, “I’ve got my eye on you.” With a cheeky smile He returned to the rest of the group and I immersed myself back into the experience.
About halfway through Bast and Sekhmet had stepped forward. Bast held my left hand and Sekhmet my right, each looking down at me with a smile. They soon each put their free hands on my shoulders. Their touch was warm and soft and I saw nothing but love and pride in Their eyes.
As Karen began speaking Light Language at my feet I was immersed in a series of visions. I was shown my room as it was when I was a baby. I had forgotten the off-white color the walls used to be before my dad painted it sky blue. I was on my back in my crib and Aset was leaning over the rails, singing to me. She appeared as the Divine Mother, wearing a flowing white gown with long, flowing black hair and an ample bosom. She wore the Uraeus crown on Her forehead, made of gold inlaid with blue and green stones of rectangular cut.
The scene shifted to the first dark day of my life. My mom had a cerebral aneurysm a month before my third birthday. As the paramedics took her away, Aset and Her sister, Nebt-Het (Nephthys) had wrapped Their arms around me as Sekhmet and Bast looked on. In Bast I saw love and a twinkle in Her eye. In Sekhmet I saw fierce devotion, a mother lioness determined to protect Her cub.
Again the scene shifted to a few days later. After my dad picked me up from staying with a neighbor, we found a litter of kittens in the side yard. We kept one cat that I named Jimmy and gave the others to family friends. As a grew, I suspected Bast had something to do with it. In that moment, I saw Her speaking to the kittens with that feisty glint in Her eye. I was too young to know it but Jimmy and I needed each other.
Again the scenes shifted, more rapidly. When I was being mischievous or too smart for my own good, Set was there egging me on. When I was writing in the workbooks my dad made me do before starting preschool (thank you for that, dad), Djehuty was looking over my work and pointing out corrections. These were affirmations that throughout my entire life They were with me. I was never, ever alone. Even when my higher senses were shut down and during every dark night of the soul, They never left my side. That is why I have the utmost loyalty and respect for the Netjeru.
After the ceremony, Karen laid on the table and had me practice Reiki on her. I could feel it, the energy coursing through my bloodstream. It felt like a miniature River of Light coursing through me, a holographic emanation of the very soul of the Cosmos. Karen told me to relax a bit, to open up my Heart and Crown chakras. I did so and the flow began to surge. I had performed my role as a Reiki Practitioner for the very first time.
I realized something profound at the end. As I got in the car and called my boyfriend, I told him everything that happened. And I told him what I had realized; it was so simple, but it had eluded me my entire life. If Reiki is the Light of the Source, the First Energy called Love, and the Source is the Pythagorean Monad, what the Gnostics called the Godhead or what some today call the Divine, the One or the Self, then there is utter truth in the statement “God loves us.” I felt like a lifetime of weight, from my upbringing in Texas to being abused and bullied by those claiming to be devout Christians, just disappeared. In that wonderful Light, their actions didn’t matter. I was given a profound gift that can never be taken away.
Image is a painting in the tomb of Sennedjem, in Thebes, Egypt depicting Yinepu preparing a mummy for burial. The way His hands are placed on the mummy just feels… familiar.
#reiki#reikihealing#reikienergy#netjeru#egyptian gods#kemetic#kemeticism#kemetism#you are loved#bast#bastet#sekhmet#thoth#djehuty#anubis#wepwawet#horus#isis goddess#tefnut#spiritual awakening#spiritual growth#spiritual healing
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More birbs 🪽🪽
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My promise to Lord Djehuty is to create a personal painting for him. The Great God gives us wisdom and knowledge! The stage of image readiness 1/3 Artstation | Deviantart | VK | Commission List Hail to thee, Great Djehuty! Ra rises in the East to greet You Hail, Djehuty, scribe of the Heavens! You, creator of language He who gave words to the people Rise, awaken, wise one, and greet the day Dawn is upon us, Ra rises triumphant once more. You, who inspires me to write, You, who created the chemistry of life, Lord Djehuty, scribe, creator, alchemist, One who forged the world out of barren waters, Wise one who taught the sacred maths and sciences to the pyramid builders, You, who inspires the words that I write and speak, Inspire me, Great Djehuty, this fine day. Hail and welcome, Lord Djehuty, Awake in peace, oh wise one, Awake in peace, May You be with me, May I be with You, Awake, Awake in peace, Djehuty, And rise to greet the day.
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