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Ornate ceilings and lights of the Mosque. [The Citadel and Mohammed Ali Mosque - Cairo]
Our guide Mohammed buying our entry tickets. [Valley of the Kings - Egypt]
Our lecture on how alabaster is made. [Alabaster factory - Egypt]
Our tambourine man breaks into song. [Aswan - Nile River -Egypt]
Our visit to Cairo began with a stay at the Cairo Marriott.
Perfume bottle making demonstration at Sultan Palace Perfumes. [Aswan - Egypt]
Philae Island - Aswan - Egypt
Prior to this, royal tombs were underground rooms covered by low sandy mounds [Step Pyramid of Djoser - Saqqara - Egypt]
Ptah was the chief Memphite god. [Temple of Ptah - Mit Rahina village - Memphis - Egypt]
Ra-Harakhty, the sun god [Temple of Hatshepsut - Deir al-Bahri - Nile River Cruise - Egypt]
Rameses II built more buildings & had more colossal statues than any other Egyptian kings. [Temple of Ptah - Mit Rahina vil
Rameses II, son of Sethos I, reigned in the 19th dynasty of the New Kingdom. [Rameses II - Memphis - Egypt]
Relief of God Hapy, who is the personification of the Nile Flood. [Great Temple of Abu Simbel - Egypt]
Sail of a felucca. [Aswan - Nile River -Egypt]
Saqqara became the royal necropolis for the Old Kingdom capital of Memphis [Step Pyramid of Djoser - Saqqara - Egypt]