Experience Ancient Egypt BlogThe Experience Ancient Egypt Blog is a feature that you can subscribe to to get the following benefits: 1. It will inform you whenever I add new pages of content, new e-zine issues or new features. 2. It will give you easy access to the information, without needing to go through the whole site. 3. It will inform you of any changes in the content, layout, or technology of the site. 4. You don't need to give out your e-mail address. You will get the information delivered to you on your own terms! Also, f you look below, there's a list of the newest/most recently updated 10 pages on the site. What you need to do to subscribe is: --Right-click on the ORANGE RSS button (in the box on the left side of the page), copy-paste the URL of this site's RSS feed into your RSS reader. OR --If you keep a personalized home page on Google, My Yahoo!, My MSN or Bloglines (also in the box on the left side of the page) - just click on the corresponding button and follow the instructions. There's a little blue question mark next to the "Subscribe to this site" box on the left, click on it for more detailed clarification. It's really easy! Ancient Egyptian SymbolsAncient Egyptian Symbols were used to represent beliefs and rituals, mainly to do with protection and prosperity for both the living and the dead. They include the Ankh, Scarab, Mau and Lotus Flower. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Ancient Egyptian Symbols" Experience Ancient Egypt Site MapThe Experience Ancient Egypt Site Map will show you all the different pages of the site with a link to each for easy navigation. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Experience Ancient Egypt Site Map" The Benu, Egyptian PhoenixThe Benu is the Egyptian Phoenix, which is associated with the rising sun and the soul of the God Ra. It is the root of the Phoenix transformation myth and was worshiped at Heliopolis. Permalink -- click for full blog post "The Benu, Egyptian Phoenix" The Egyptian Asp SnakeThe death of Cleopatra, the demon God, symbol of darkness and evil - the Egyptian Asp Snake was feared and marvelled, worshipped against every night. Permalink -- click for full blog post "The Egyptian Asp Snake" Egyptian Mau CatsFierce yet affectionate, strong yet feminine, cunning but charming; the Egyptian Mau Cats were loved and respected as protectors and represented the Goddess of Pleasure Bastet. Permalink -- click for full blog post " Egyptian Mau Cats" The Egyptian EyeOne of the most widely used symbols of protection, the Egyptian Eye represents the Eye of Horus, the Sky God. It is also used in ancient Egyptian mathematics to represent certain fractions. Permalink -- click for full blog post "The Egyptian Eye" The Egyptian Lotus FlowerThe ancient Egyptian Lotus Flower is actually a type of water lily which symbolizes the cycle of death and rebirth as it sinks below the surface at night and rises above the water with sunrise. Permalink -- click for full blog post "The Egyptian Lotus Flower" The Egyptian Scarab BeetleRolling the sun through the sky, dying and being reborn, worn as an amulet and inscribed with spells from the book of the dead - the Egyptian Scarab Beetle was a sacred symbol of rebirth. Permalink -- click for full blog post "The Egyptian Scarab Beetle" The Egyptian Ankh - Key of LifeSymbol of Permalink -- click for full blog post "The Egyptian Ankh - Key of Life" The Ancient Egyptian Pharaohs - Men and GodsInformation on the most powerful figures in Egyptian history - The ancient Egyptian Pharaohs. Their roles, responsibilities, privileges and divinity. The life and death of the most famous pharaohs. Permalink -- click for full blog post "The Ancient Egyptian Pharaohs - Men and Gods"
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