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Vinegar in Ancient Egypt: Sour Wine or Tasty Condiment?
Although there are many tomb drawings and small models representing agriculture, kitchen activities and banquets, knowledge of specific ways by which food was prepared is practically non-existent. As N. Millet commented: An area of ancient Egyptian life about which we are poorly … Continue reading
Posted in Cuisine, Egypt-Ancient, Food, Uncategorized
Tagged ancient egyptian life, AncientEgypt, deir el medina, Edward F. Wente, Egypt, food, Giza, Luxor, Ramesses II, Recipes, reign of ramses ii, vinegar, wine
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An Ancient Egyptian Magical Spell to Protect a Young Lady from Everything
Revised 18 May 2014 The Third Intermediate Period of Egyptian history (ca. 1070 – 720 BC) was characterized by a breakdown of central authority and resulting multiple kings – and these dislocations were accompanied by changes in religious and magical … Continue reading
Posted in Egypt-Ancient, Magic
Tagged Amulet, Ancient Egypt, AncientEgypt, Bes, Book of the Dead, British Museum, Demons, Egypt, Egyptian, Egyptology, Hatshepsut, History of Ptolemaic Egypt, Luxor, Magic, Magic (paranormal), Nekhbet, New Kingdom, Oracle, oracles, Papyrus, protective amulets, Ptolemaic, religion, Ritner, Spells - Ancient Egypt, Tebtunis, University of Chicago
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