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An Egyptian Temple Reborn
By removing centuries of soot, researchers have uncovered the stunning decoration of a sanctuary dedicated to the heavens ...
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Sat On The West Bank Of The Nile Is An Underrated Temple With Breathtaking Inscriptions
Of particular interest here is the Temple of Esna, also known as the Temple of Khnum, dedicated to the ancient Egyptian god of the same name. If you're ready to explore beyond the cacophonous ...
In Egypt, a piece of Jewish pottery suggests a woman’s role that was stolen from history
Built in the 6th century BCE and destroyed in 410 BCE by priests of the Egyptian god Khnum, the temple was a place where ...
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What did the ancient Egyptians believe in?
They were also involved in everyday life. The god Khnum was the god of the Elephantine Island on the Nile. People believed Khnum was in charge of the annual flood that fertilized the farms.