Egyptian Museums
They are unique pieces of art.
Sirma art is the art of embroidery with golden threads.
It is a unique masterpiece of its kind.
The Tanis Collection contains a large number of distinguished artifacts, amounting to 2000 rare pieces.
The Coptic Museum is one of the oldest and most important Egyptian museums.
The artifact is a stone slab where various food and drinks can be placed to be consumed by the deceased or the deity.
The Museum of Islamic Art holds the largest and most impressive collection of Islamic antiquities in the world.
Among these artifacts are the statues of Kings Djoser, Khufu [Cheops], Khafre, and Menkaure, the two Meidum Geese paintings, and the blue Egyptian faience.
The Greco-Roman Museum is one of the most important landmarks of the city of Alexandria.
The mummy's head was covered with a gilded funerary mask of cardboard, made of a mixture of linen, glue and plaster.
Egyptian museums contain millions of rare artifacts from various ancient Egyptian eras. Each piece narrates a story that is thousands of years old.
The Egyptian Museum in Tahrir contains a large collection of artifacts.
Egyptian museums contain millions of rare artifacts from various ancient Egyptian eras. Each piece narrates a story that is thousands of years old.
The training program is held in cooperation with UNESCO.
The elephant is a one of one and there is no other piece like it in the world.
Rams in ancient Egypt were a symbol of the deity Khnum.
His mummy was discovered by the French Egyptologist Maspero in 1881.
The Coptic Museum and Sharm El-Sheikh Museum continue to hold the two temporary archaeological exhibitions on the journey of the Holy Family in Egypt.
The visit came on the sidelines of Totti’s current visit to Egypt to watch the Champions League final between Liverpool and Real Madrid.
The Italian website ALMA TV TRAVEL published a video report in which it described Egypt as the most wonderful country in the world.
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