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hieroglyphicstext · 1 month ago
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Once upon a time there were Rabbits little four, their names were— Flopsy,Mopsy, Cotton-tail, Peter. They lived with their Mother in a sand-bank, underneath the root of a very big fr-tree. It would have made more sense if u understand arabic دا كان ارانب صغيره اربع فلوبسي, موبسي, ديل القطن, بيتر عاشوا مع امهم في sand- bank تحت جدر بتاع شجرة تنوب كبيره
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hieroglyphicstext · 7 months ago
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Bakw Nofer = Good worker!
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hieroglyphicstext · 10 months ago
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making course for coptic as well as for hieratic
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hieroglyphicstext · 10 months ago
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hieroglyphicstext · 10 months ago
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hieroglyphicstext · 10 months ago
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hieroglyphicstext · 11 months ago
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3 sentences in Heratic 1, I speak with my brother 2. he walks to his home 3. she sleeps in your room
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hieroglyphicstext · 11 months ago
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This is a spreadsheet from Old Kingdom Egypt, written about 4500 years ago. It was part of the diary and logbook of Merer, an inspector responsible for the transportation of materials to Giza for the construction of Khufu's pyramid. There's something beautiful about the organization here, how his rows and columns would fit in just as well in Excel as any modern spreadsheet of delivery records. Across the yawning gulf of ages, we're united by this mundane and incredibly human task. I love reading things like this. They remind me of the fundamental similarity of humans across time. They were no less intelligent or skilled than we, and oftentimes had to be moreso, to account for the many technological aids they lacked.
I often hear people talk about how showing a smartphone to a medieval peasant would shock him, but I want to show Merer Excel. I think pivot tables would make him cry tears of joy.
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hieroglyphicstext · 11 months ago
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Thank you to everyone who got me to 5000 likes!
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hieroglyphicstext · 11 months ago
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I am at home with my brother
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hieroglyphicstext · 2 years ago
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First article
Full in Hieroglyphics
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hieroglyphicstext · 2 years ago
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False door from the tomb of Mehu. False doors are not actual doors; they are instead representations of doors, the function of which was to allow the spirit of the deceased to go in and out. They were a focal point for offerings.
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hieroglyphicstext · 2 years ago
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In case you are interested, we just published article on the Egyptian house written in ancient Egyptian language ; Coptic Font.
Soon we will have it in Neteru Medu [Hieroglyphics]
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hieroglyphicstext · 2 years ago
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Reminder in case u missed it before.
U still have a chance to unfollow me
I stand with the Palestinian civilians.
I stand to say NO for killing children and women ,smashing them into pieces.
Unfollow me if u support killing women and children
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hieroglyphicstext · 2 years ago
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I stand with the Palestinian civilians.
I stand to say NO for killing children and women ,smashing them into pieces.
Unfollow me if u support killing women and children
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hieroglyphicstext · 2 years ago
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Studying book of the Gates
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hieroglyphicstext · 2 years ago
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The scene showing metal workers is part of a wall depicting different professions in the tomb of Rekhmire', vizier of Tuthmosis III and Amenophis II. Above, the fires are kept ablaze with foot-operated bellows; below, the men are casting bronze doors in a large mould. The inscription states that the bronze is brought from Asia, from the land of Retjenu. Atlas of Egyptian art. Page 119
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