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KV49

KV49 (Kings' Valley 49) è la sigla che identifica una delle tombe della Valle dei Re in Egitto; sconosciuto il titolare. Scoperta nel 1906 da Edward Russell Ayrton, per conto di Theodore Davis, si tratta di una tomba non ultimata costituita da una scala che termina in un corridoio in discesa che, a sua volta, termina in quella che doveva essere l’anticamera; da qui si diparte una seconda scala, ma i lavori vennero interrotti. La tomba presenta tracce di muratura della porta, il che ha fatto supporre che sia comunque stata impiegata. Due graffiti al di sopra della porta attestano, tuttavia, che durante la fine del Nuovo Regno la tomba era accessibile ed impiegata come magazzino per stoffe. Note Annotazioni Fonti Bibliografia (EN) Nicholas Reeves e Richard Wilkinson, The complete Valley of the Kings, New York, Thames & Hudson, 2000, ISBN 0-500-05080-5. Christian Jacq, La Valle dei Re, traduzione di Elena Dal Pra, O. Saggi, n. 553, Milano, Mondadori, 1998, ISBN 88-04-44270-0. Alessandro Bongioanni, Luxor e la Valle dei Re, Vercelli, White Star, 2004, ISBN 88-540-0109-0. Alberto Siliotti, La Valle dei Re, Vercelli, White Star, 2004, ISBN 88-540-0121-X. Alberto Siliotti, Guida alla Valle dei Re, ai templi e alle necropoli tebane, Vercelli, White Star, 2010, ISBN 978-88-540-1420-6. Erik Hornung, La Valle dei Re, traduzione di Umberto Gandini, ET Saggi, n. 1260, Torino, Einaudi, 2004, ISBN 88-06-17076-7. Alessandro Roccati, L'area tebana, Quaderni di Egittologia, n. 1, Roma, Aracne, 2005, ISBN 88-7999-611-8. Voci correlate Storia dell'antico Egitto Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su KV49 Collegamenti esterni (EN) Theban Mapping Project, su thebanmappingproject.com. URL consultato l'8 febbraio 2017 (archiviato dall'url originale il 5 dicembre 2006).
Graf DK 49

Graf DK 49 is een graf uit de Vallei der Koningen. Het graf werd ontdekt in januari 1906 door de jonge archeoloog Edward Russell Ayrton. Het is een typisch voorbeeld van een tombe uit de 18e dynastie. Mogelijk werd DK 49 in het Nieuwe Rijk gebruikt als restauratieruimte voor mummies. Overzichtskaart Externe link (en) Theban Mapping Project: KV49 - informatie over de tombe
KV49

A tumba KV49 (acrônimo de "King's Valley #49"), no Vale dos Reis em Egito, é apenas um corredor descendente (veja o site abaixo). Foi provavelmente uma tumba usada para restauração de múmias no período do Império Novo. Ela foi descoberta e escavada em 1906 por Edward Russell Ayrton conduzido por Theodore M. Davis. Ver também Lista das tumbas no Vale dos Reis Referências Ligações externas «Theban Mapping Project: KV49» (em inglês) - Contém planta, arquitetura e imagens da tumba
Mukhtar Museum

Mukhtar Museum is a museum in Cairo, Egypt, housing the sculptures of Mahmoud Mokhtar (May 10, 1891 – March 28, 1934). Mokhtar is considered to be significant as the father of modern Egyptian sculpture. His tomb is in the basement of the museum. History and collection The Mahmoud Mukhtar Museum was opened on 24 July 1962. The building was designed by Ramses Wissa Wassef and houses eighty-five works by Mahmoud Mokhtar, made from bronze, stone, basalt, marble, granite and plaster. The museum is located in El Horreya Park on Gezira Island, opposite the Cairo Opera House. The museum has two floors with eight rooms of exhibits. One room is dedicated to Saad Zaghloul. Gallery References External links Mahmoud mokhtar museum on Finearts sector Mahmoud mokhtar full biography
Musée Mokhtar

Le musée Mokhtar est un musée égyptien situé au Caire. Description Le musée abrite les sculptures de Mahmoud Mokhtar (10 mai 1891-28 mars 1934), considéré comme le père de la sculpture égyptienne moderne. La décision d'avoir un musée pour rendre hommage à Mokhtar a été prise en 1938 ) ma suite des appels lancés par Huda Sharawi et autres personnalités culturelles égyptiennes. Néanmoins et à la suite du déclenchement de la deuxième guerre mondiale, le musée est inauguré officiellement en 1962 dans le jardin El Horreya d’El guizira au Caire. Le bâtiment du musée a été conçu par l'architecte et designer égyptien Ramsès Wissa Wassef. En 1984 le musée comprend 79 statues , 8 panneaux de sculpture et 3 maquettes. Parmi les pièces maitresses du musée, le buste de Saad Zagloul, la statue de la porteuse de la jarre, la statue de Sheikh El balad. Le musée abrite aussi la tombe du sculpteur. Notes et références Portail des musées Portail des arts Portail du Caire
Музей Махмуда Мухтара

Музей Махмуда Мухтара (англ. The Mukhtar Museum) — художньо-меморіальний музей видатного єгипетського скульптора Махмуда Мухтара в столиці Єгипту місті Каїрі, де він жив і працював. Загальна інформація та експозиція Музей розташований у оригінальній будівлі на острові Гезірі, яку побудували за проєктом єгипетського архітектора Рамзеса Вісси Вассефа (Ramses Wissa Wassef). Тут же міститься і мавзолей Мухтара, де його поховано. Експозицію музею становлять 85 бронзових, кам'яних, базальтових, мармурових, гранітних і глиняних творінь Мухтара. Під одним дахом з Музеєм Мухтара також функціонують планетарій, Музей Гезіри (експозиція включає предмети королівської родини) та Музей Єгипетської цивілізації. З історії музею Відкриття музею Махмуда Мухтара відбулося 1962 року. Відновлювальні роботи, здійснені в Музеї протягом 2003 року, надали додаткового шарму чудовим творінням найвідомішого єгипетського митця. Виноски Джерела і посилання Музей Мухтара [Архівовано 11 січня 2010 у Wayback Machine.] на Каїрські пам'ятки і старожитності на www.touregypt.net [Архівовано 23 березня 2009 у Wayback Machine.] (англ.) Біографія Махмуда Мухтара на www.fadiabadrawi.com[недоступне посилання з липня 2019] (англ.)
Prince Amr Ibrahim Palace

The Prince Amr Ibrahim Palace is a historical building in Cairo's Zamalek island, which is used as the Egypt's first ceramics museum, the Museum of Islamic Ceramics and as an art center. History and location The palace is located in the Gezira area, an island in the Nile, of Zamalek in Cairo. It was built on the orders of Prince Amr Ibrahim (1903–1977), member of the Muhammad Ali dynasty, in 1921. Prince Amr Ibrahim was the husband of Necla Sultan, granddaughter of Ottoman ruler Mehmed VI, also known as Vahideddin. The architect of the building was Garo Balyan, the youngest member of the Balyan family. The cost of the construction was about 200 million euros ($257 million). The palace was used by Prince Amr Ibrahim and his wife, Necla Sultan, as a summer residence. Style and layout The architectural style of the palace is neo-Ottoman and neo-Islamic. It also reflects dominant styles of the Muhammad Ali dynasty in terms of its architectural and decorative style. There are also Moroccan and Andalusian influences in the architecture of the palace. Total area of the building is 850 square meters. It is made of a basement and two floors. In the entrance hall there is a marble fountain decorated with blue ceramics. The palace is surrounded by a 2,800 square meter garden. Use The palace became a state property on 9 November 1953 following the 1952 coup d'etat in Egypt. It was first employed as a club by the Arab Socialist Union until 1971. From 1971 the building was employed by the Ministry of Culture as an exhibition gallery for paintings endowed by former Prime Minister Mohammed Mahmoud Khalil. In 1998 the building was renovated by the Egyptian architect Aly Raafat and became home to the Museum of Islamic Ceramics in February 1999. The Museum was reopened after further extensive renovations in October 2024. Entree to the palace and museum is free of charge. Museum of Islamic Ceramics The museum collections are organized by time periods and place of origin: upon entering the palace, the foyer with a fountain of colored marble in its center, opens to the Fatimid era collection to the right and to the Turkish hall to the left. Both rooms have functional fireplaces made with ceramic tilework and in the typical conical shape from Turkey,. The former dining room, now housing the collection of ceramics from the Fatimid era also contains precious carved wooden furniture with mother of pearl inlays. To the left of the foyer, the room hosting the Turkish ceramics leads to another room displaying representative ceramics made in Egypt during the Ayoubi, Mamluk, Osmani and Umayyad periods. The upper floor display is organized in the gallery around the dome for Iranian collections and other rare pieces of miscellaneous origin, such as Tunisian Qallaline ceramic tiles. The first floor consisted of a private bathroom for the Prince with a cold and warm water system imported from Italy, a small apartment now housing 12th and 13th century Syrian ceramics from Raqqa, and a changing room with an entire wall closet closed by wooden panels decorated with mother of pearl inlays. Gallery References External links Art Center Trip Advisor site
Petrosport Stadium

The Petrosport Stadium (Egyptian Arabic: استاد بتروسبورت, Egyptian Pronunciation: Estad Petrosport) is a multi-use stadium with an all-seated capacity of 16,000 located in New Cairo, Cairo Governorate, Egypt. It was completed in 2006. It is the home for ENPPI, Wadi Degla SC and other Petrol clubs in Egypt. References External links , Egypt at worldstadiums.com
Estadio Petro Sport

El Estadio Petro Sport (en árabe: استاد بتروسبورت‎) es un estadio multiuso principalmente para jugar fútbol localizado en El Cairo, Egipto y cuenta con capacidad para 16 000 espectadores. El estadio, que fue construido en el año 2006, es la principal sede del ENPPI Club, así como la de otros equipos petroleros en Egipto. En algunas ocasiones el estadio también es utilizado por los dos equipos de fútbol más importantes del Egipto, el Al-Ahly y el Zamalek SC. Véase también Anexo:Estadios de fútbol de Egipto Referencias Enlaces externos Estadios de Egipto en worldstadiums.com (en inglés)
Stade Petro Sport

Le Stade Petro Sport (en arabe : استاد بتروسبورت), est un stade omnisports égyptien, servant principalement pour le football, situé au nouveau Caire près du Caire, la capitale du pays. Doté de 16 000 places, le stade, inauguré en 2006, sert d'enceinte à domicile pour le club de football de l'ENPPI Club. Histoire Événements Notes et références Portail de l’architecture et de l’urbanisme Portail du football Portail de l’athlétisme Portail du Caire
Petro Sport Stadion

Het Petro Sport Stadion (Arabisch: استاد بتروسبورت) is a multifunctioneel stadion in Caïro, Egypte. In het stadion kunnen 16.000 toeschouwers. Een aantal clubs speelt er zijn thuiswedstrijden. ENPPI Club bijvoorbeeld, een gas- en oliebedrijf, met een eigen voetbalclub. Al-Ahly en Al-Zamalek spelen hier ook wel eens wedstrijden.
Stadion Petrosport

Stadion Petrosport (arab. ستاد بتروسبورت) – wielofunkcyjny stadion o pojemności 25 000 widzów znajdujący się w Kairze. Został otwarty w 2006 roku. Swoje mecze rozgrywają na nim Nadi Bitrul Asjut i Nadi ENNPI. Przypisy
Planetarium Science Center

The Planetarium Science Centre (PSC) is a department in the Bibliotheca Alexandrina located in Alexandria, Egypt. It promotes science centers as an educational tool. Structure Pre-Historic Animal Park The Science Park has a Dinosaur Park that houses models of many prehistoric animals. ALEXPloratorium The ALEXPloratorium is located next to the Planetarium, where visitors can interact with multiple exhibits that cover various scientific topics, most commonly physics and astronomy. Programs and events The PSC's Remote Sensing Workshop program introduces the scientific principles of remote sensing and offers hands-on applications. The RoboAlex Center at the Alexploratorium offers instruction in robotics. The participating groups design, program, and test robots on a playing field to accomplish certain missions. The result of an alliance between FIRST and LEGO is the FIRST Lego League Challenge (FLL). The FLL is an international hands-on, sport-like robotics program that was intended for children aged 9–14. Eratosthenes Eratosthenes is an annual festival that the Bibliotheca Alexandrina organizes to promote science and heritage among school students. The Festivities of 2003–2008 evolved around measuring the Earth's circumference, inspired by the Greek mathematician and poet Eratosthenes. Intel BASEF The PSC, in collaboration with Intel, organizes the Intel Bibliotheca Alexandrina Science and Engineering Fair (Intel BASEF), which is hosted by the Bibliotheca Alexandrina in March. Intel BASEF is intended for children in grades 9–12 from Alexandria and the neighboring governorates to compete with each team. The winning projects, one team project and two individual projects, represent Egypt in the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF) that takes place in the United States. Renovation In 2009, the Bibliotheca Alexandrina reopened its planetarium after a renovation. The renovation included a new dome projection system and a new set of shows. The renovation allowed for the Bibliotheca and the Planetarium Science Center to jointly host the 20th International Planetarium Society conference in June 2010. "Stars of the Pharaohs" is one of the shows that was displayed at the PSC; it was based on ancient Egyptian astronomy. It discusses topics such as how the Ancient Egyptians built observatories to study astronomy and what their legacy is to modern science. "New Horizons" is a show focusing on modern astronomical discoveries. The Digistar 3 was first introduced in 2002 by the Evans & Sutherland (E&S) Company, which specializes in digital systems for planetariums. The Digistar 3 uses two projectors to display the full hemisphere of the planetarium. See also List of planetariums Bibliotheca Alexandrina Library of Alexandria International Planetarium Society References External links Media related to Bibliotheca Alexandrina planetarium at Wikimedia Commons Planetarium Science Center official website Intel Bibliotheca Alexandria Science and Engineering Fair official website
Al Rehab

Al Rehab (Arabic: مدينة الرحاب pronounced [mæˈdiːnɪt eɾ.ɾeˈħæːb], literal meaning: "City of Spaciousness") is a district of New Cairo and a part of Greater Cairo, in the Cairo Governorate, Egypt. It is a private city built by the Talaat Moustafa Group. Al Rehab is a fully-fledged community, which creates a comprehensive, integrated residential scheme within the New Cairo plan. It covers an area of about 9 km2 to accommodate 200,000 residents. There are 10 phases, each covering an area of 220 feddans. Each phase is a complete district offering two kinds of housing arrangements: villas and apartments. All facilities are interconnected throughout the ten different phases to include educational, medical, commercial, sports club, recreational, and maintenance facilities. At the North East side of New Cairo, at the intersection of the Eastern Ring Road with the Cairo/Suez Road, lies Al Rehab; ten minutes from Heliopolis and Nasr City, at the extension of Thawra street and Zakker Hussein street, from Nasr City, and 30 minutes from downtown Cairo. It is also roughly 1 hour from the city of Suez. New Cairo includes the First, Third, and Fifth settlements, the American University in Cairo's new campus, the German University in Cairo, the British University in Egypt, and French Schools. Since it is not an industrial area, its elevated plane (which rises 60 meters over the Mukkatam Heights) is characterized by its unpolluted air and all-year-round moderate climate. To preserve that, New Cairo is surrounded by a wide green belt of lush greenery. There are two shopping malls which house many stores and restaurants. Ganat ElKholoud, which is a charity organization, has an office located in Rehab city. The organization's scope of work includes raising awareness campaigns held in Al Rehab as well as the distribution of Ramadan food packages which is an event that is held every year before Ramadan where members of Rehab City assist in packing meals for the needy. Al Rehab city has two Store compounds. Old Souq is located at gate 6, and New Souq is located at gate 23. El Rehab Avenue, Gate Way, and the Yard mall are now operating fully. Al Rehab was developed and built by the Talaat Moustafa Group Holding, the largest real estate developer in Egypt and the Middle East. See also Fifth Settlement New Cairo El Shorouk Greater Cairo References
Хермопол

Хермопол или Хермополис(на гръцки: Ἑρμοῦ πόλις μεγάλη – Hermoupolis megale, на латински: Hermopolis Magna; на египетски арабски: Khemenu, Ḫmnw) е град в Среден Египет, играл някога значима роля в културата на древен Египет. От Хермопол е известен един от вариантите на древноегипетския мит за сътворението. С него е свързана група от осем божества, групирани в четири двойки и наричана Огдоада. Развит е бил и култ към бог Тот.
Chemenu

Chemenu (v egyptštině „Osmero“, „Město Osmi (bohů)“ vztahující se ke zdejšímu teologickému konceptu Osmera), do češtiny dříve přepisováno jako Chmunev, bylo významné starověké hornoegyptské město, středisko 15. nomu, ležící ve středním Egyptě na západním břehu Nilu naproti Achetatonu. Velkého významu dosáhlo obzvláště v pozdní římské době. Oblasti někdejšího města odpovídá nynější archeologická lokalita u současného města Ešmúnén asi 290 km jižně od Káhiry, jeho součástí bylo také pohřebiště v dnešní Tuna el-Gabal a pohřebiště v el-Berša na protějším východním břehu Nilu. Řecký název města Ἑρμούπολις μεγάλη, Hermopolis Megalé (tj. „Velké město (boha) Herma“, latinsky Hermopolis Magna) je odvozen od zdejšího nejvýznamnějšího náboženského kultu boha Thovta, kterého Řekové ztotožňovali s Hermem. Přívlastek byl používán pro odlišení od jiného města, nazývaného v řecko-římské době Ἑρμούπολις μικρά, Hermopolis Mikra (latinsky Hermopolis Parva) v 15. dolnoegyptském nomu. Odkazy Reference Související články Osmero Thovt Externí odkazy Obrázky, zvuky či videa k tématu Chemenu na Wikimedia Commons
Hermópolis Magna

Hermópolis​ o Hermópolis Magna fue una importante ciudad de la Antigüedad, situada en el Egipto Medio, cerca de la frontera entre el Bajo y el Alto Egipto y a 300 kilómetros al sur de El Cairo. Su nombre egipcio: Jemenu/Jmun/Jemnu/Jmunu ("Ciudad de los ocho", deriva de las ocho deidades (la Ogdóada, la cosmogonía hermopolitana) que, según la leyenda, residían en la ciudad. Nombre griego: Hermópolis Magna. Nombre árabe: El-Ashmunein.​ Hermópolis, "Ciudad de Hermes" es el nombre helenizado de dos ciudades del antiguo Egipto, en donde se veneraba a Thot, asociado al Hermes griego: Hermópolis Magna y Hermópolis Parva. Historia Hermópolis fue la capital del XV nomo del Alto Egipto, el nomo de la Liebre desde el reino Antiguo. Se convirtió en una importante ciudad del Egipto romano dentro de la provincia de Tebaida Prima, en la diócesis administrativa de Egipto y en un centro cristiano primitivo a partir del siglo III. Fue abandonada tras la conquista musulmana de Egipto,​ pero se restauró como sede titular tanto católica latina (suprimida) como copta ortodoxa. Sus restos se encuentran cerca de la moderna ciudad de El-Ashmunein, que es un derivado de su nombre copto, al noroeste de la moderna ciudad de Mallawī y a unos 30 km al norte de Amarna, Gobernación de Menia. Religión Ciudad de gran importancia religiosa y política del antiguo Egipto, fue centro del culto al dios Thot (en antiguo egipcio, Dyehuty) y al dios Tifón (Seth). Thot, a quien los antiguos griegos asociaban con Hermes porque ambos eran dioses de la magia y la escritura, estaba representado por el ibis. Tifón estaba representado por un hipopótamo, sobre el que se posaba un halcón luchando con una serpiente.​ Era famosa en la antigüedad por la sabiduría y el conocimiento de su clero. La tradición cristiana sostiene que es el lugar donde la Sagrada Familia encontró refugio durante su exilio en Egipto. Hermópolis Maior era una diócesis sufragánea de la Arquidiócesis de Antinoe, metropolitana de la capital provincial, bajo la influencia del Patriarcado de Alejandría. La ciudad era diócesis titular de la Iglesia católica.​ Principales restos arqueológicos Templo al dios Dyehuty: Varias basas de columnas. Templo al dios Amón: Primer pilono. Templo de Amenemhat II: Acceso. Dinastía XII. Templo de Amenhotep IV: Restos de bloques con relieves. Dinastía XVIII. Templo de Seti II: Restos. Dinastía XIX. Otros lugares de interés: Las catacumbas Tumba de Isadora Tumba de Petosiris (Tuna el Gebel) El cementerio de Ibis (Ibiotafeion) Véase también Arquitectura copta Referencias Enlaces externos Wikimedia Commons alberga una categoría multimedia sobre Hermópolis Magna. «Ermopoli». Enciclopedia Treccani (en italiano). Istituto dell'Enciclopedia Italiana. Consultado el 7 de febrero de 2026.
Hermopolis Magna

Hermopolis Magna was de hoofdstad van de 15de nome van Opper-Egypte. Het ligt vlak bij de huidige plaats El Asjmoenein. Hermopolis Magna was het belangrijkste cultuscentrum van de god Thoth. De Griekse naam is gebaseerd op de gelijkstelling van de god Thoth met de Griekse god Hermes, vandaar Hermopolis, 'Stad van Hermes'. De Grieken voegden er 'Magna', dit betekent 'de Grote', aan toe. De meeste overgeleverde teksten en materiaal komen tot ons vanuit de Ptolemaeïsche periode. De archaïsche naam van Hermopolis was in het Oudegyptisch echter Chmoen of Chemennu of Khemnu (letterlijk de Achtstad), genoemd naar de achteenheid, of de Ogdoade van Hermopolis. Deze oergoden vertegenwoordigden de aspecten van de originele kosmos. De oude naam komt men tegen vanaf de 5e dynastie van Egypte en kan in feite nog veel vroeger teruggaan. Dit geeft een idee van de ouderdom van deze mythe. Naast deze kosmologie bestonden er nog andere kosmologische systemen (zie: Egyptisch scheppingsverhaal). Er bevinden zich nog fundamenten van de tempel van Thoth en enkele grote Bavianenstandbeelden van rood kwartsiet met de naam van Amenhotep III in een cartouche.