Translation, please!
These hieroglyphs are at the temple of Hatsheput, the only female
pharao. The colours are still beautiful and clear.
They were made....3.500 years ago!
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A. Niermann 14/05/2008 21:21
great pic!nice.
i love this country
lg andreas
† Monika Jennrich 26/03/2008 2:46
Hello Maja,it is a very good photo!!!
If you want more read about Hatschepsut and Deir el Bahari, you can look at there ... it is on english and german:
http://www.maat-ka-ra.de/
greetings Monika.
Melanie Jo. 24/03/2008 11:24
Muy bonito !!!LG
Melli
Frank Dro 23/03/2008 19:26
In this picture you have in every line a name of Thutmosis III, the pharao after Hatschepsut.I think, he is the pharao, that hates hatschepsut, because of the ursupation of the throne.
1. Line is the horus name
2. Line is the thron name
3. Line is the birth name
You can look at this here (only in german)
http://www.eglyphica.de/egpharaonen
Nice wishes Frank
Barbara-J. 21/03/2008 9:14
Yeah, Tutmosis could be right, he was her husband. Great detail of my favourite temple!Greetings, B.
J.Swede 20/03/2008 20:38
I think the first name is:Men-cheper-Re(Tutmosis 3).lg Jan
Sylvia M. 20/03/2008 20:14
History
Sylvia M.-smile-
LG Sylvia
-P H F- 20/03/2008 19:58
It`s a most beautiful picture of a very impressive location!We`re looking at history in this moment . . .very fine!
But you`re looking for a translation??
You `ll got it - about 3500years ago the egypts knew...
Schalke will beat Barcelona! ;-))
Greetings from Gelsenkirchen !