In Egyptian mythology, Horus, son of Osiris, lost his left eye during a battle with Seth for the throne of Egypt. Thoth, the god of wisdom, restored it, transforming this eye into a symbol of healing ...

Egyptian cats weren’t merely symbols—they were living embodiments of divine power, pampered during life and ceremoniously honored in death. ... In Egypt, the crocodile god Sobek embodied pharaonic ...

Omar Chakil's stone furniture collection was designed to reference ancient Egyptian gods. ... which was a symbol of rebirth, ... The Sobek bench mimics the fossilised tail of a Nile crocodile.

The designer explained that this ancient symbol of guardianship is ... The Sobek bench mimics the ... Omar Chakil's stone furniture collection was designed to reference ancient Egyptian gods.

Showing in Paris for the first time, French-Egyptian-Lebanese designer Omar Chakil is set to unveil his new design series during PAD Paris (April 2-6) with Galerie Gastou, presenting his signature ...

The Egyptian pantheon is full of interesting characters that would be perfect for the next God of War.If it gets the same treatment as the Norse series, this could lead to multiple games set in Egypt.

MORE than a dozen Egyptian mummies embellished with gold tongues and fingernails have been uncovered by archaeologists. Surrounded by ancient amulets, the colourful 2,000-year-old tombs were found … ...

They worshiped the crocodile god Sobek as “Lord of the Nile” and considered wild crocodiles the god’s avatars. ... An Egyptian worships a sacred crocodile, a symbol of fertility, ...

God Power: the Plague of Serpents Creates an army of snakes to fight your enemies for you. Great against villagers you might spot as your scout runs by. Unfortunately, the player doesn't get to ...

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The age of the crocodile mummy, known by its accession number 2005.335, could be anywhere between 2,000 and 3,000 years old, a period when the practice of mummifying animals was at its peak.

The human-made object and state of the carefully preserved animal suggest it was deliberately caught in the wild and processed as an offering to the Egyptian crocodile god, Sobek. Luckily, the ancient ...