Within the monthly tradition of antiquities museums at the level of the Republic, to highlight the distinctive pieces through the audience’s referendum through its pages on social networking sites, the pieces of March were chosen to display in a special place in each museum. Community groups.
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& nbsp; World Water Day, the pieces that highlight the ancient Egyptian interest in the Nile water and its dependence on it as a major source of drinking water were chosen. To celebrate the International doctor’s day, a group of artifacts were chosen that highlights the ancient Egyptian interest in the field of medicine and its achievements in it, as the Egyptians have known medicine and doctors since ancient times.
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& bull; Museum of Islamic Art in Bab Creation:
& nbsp; Burg and an embodiment of the copper -folded copper and silver in the name of Mamluk Prince Taqqq are displayed. The coat is decorated with writings in the copy line and includes the name and titles of the prince. It also carries the cup of the cup, which symbolizes his job as a leg of Sultan. & Nbsp;
& nbsp; The Coptic Museum in ancient Egypt:
& nbsp; displays a group of decreasing pottery that were mainly used to save water and drinking. & Nbsp;
& nbsp; The Muhammad Ali Palace Museum in Manial:
The museum sheds light on the Salsabil Hall, where there is in each corner of the room on Selville of marble in exquisite forms of engineering and in the chest of the place there is a place designated for sitting the owner of the house with his comrades from the 19th century AD.
& nbsp; The National Police Museum in the castle:
a boat of wood with ten sailors representing the river police in ancient Egypt.
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& bull; The Royal Vehicles Museum in Bulaq:
displays an oil painting in the natural size of Princess Fawzia, the daughter of King Ahmed Fouad I, wearing a dress, crown, and the network set, presented by the Crown Prince of Iran, Muhammad Reda Pahlavi, designed by Dar & Laquo; Van Clev & Raquo; Parisian.
& nbsp; The Jayer Anderson Museum of Mrs. Zainab:
& nbsp; a column of stone column displays a statue of the goddess Hathor in the face of a woman and two centuries cow, on top of which is the shape of the Temple of Egypt, the symbol of heaven, love and motherhood. Farouk Corner Museum in Helwan:
displays a photo with a fraud with a crown of Princess Fawzia Fouad at a young age standing wearing a dress and her hair dropped in braids, on the image, signed by Riyad Shehata & LDQUO; Photographer His Majesty the King & quot;
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& bull; The Imhotep Museum in Saqqara: & nbsp;
displays a set of bronze surgical tools from the old country, pottery dishes with food graphics, a pride for treatment, and a small round round table of Albaster with a list of liquid and solid offerings. & Nbsp;
& nbsp; Cairo International Airport Museum & quot; Passenger Building 2 & quot; The Brotherhood, Cosmas and Duman, is one of the first Christian saints who learned medicine and distinguished the healing of the most difficult diseases.
& nbsp; Cairo International Airport Museum & quot; Passenger Building 3 & quot;:
& nbsp; Alexandria National Museum:
The Queen Hatshepsut Statue is displayed in the white crown decorated with royal onion and wears borrowed beard.
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& bull; The Royal Jewelery Museum in Alexandria:
One of the Queen Farida’s holdings, including the crown of flowers made of platinum and studded with diamonds in the form of gradients of sizes. The Greek Roman Museum in Alexandria:
a statue of marble is displayed by the Astibius, the god of medicine and healing for the Greeks and the Romans in the body of a mature man with a beard that resembles his features, the god Zeus, the great goddess, but his facial expressions are more tender and less strict. It appears in this statue standing, wearing a long cloak, and its chest is naked; Next to it a stick wraps a snake around it, which remains a symbol of medicine to this day.
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& bull; Matrouh National Museum:
displays a bronze currency from the second century AD, photographed on her face, head of Emperor Faustina, wife of Emperor Marcus Aurelius.
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& bull; Tel Basta Museum in Zagazig:
displays a scale of limestone.
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& bull; Tanta Museum:
a bronze statue of the first doctor, engineer and wise from the era of the fourth family of the reign of King & quot;
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& bull; Kafr El -Sheikh Museum:
displays a limestone plate that shows the doctor prepares the medicine with a body that resembles in its features the god Zeus, the great goddess, and next to it a stick wraps a snake around it, which remains a symbol of medicine to this day. The wrapped papyrus in its left indicates that it is a reader and learning. A small tank to the right contains small pots of various shapes that often contain medications & nbsp; And healing preparations.
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& bull; Ismailia Museum:
displays a bronze statue from the late era, by Princess Merritt Amoun, wearing the double crown.
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& bull; Hurghada Museum:
displays a dual statue of Uf and Mari sitting, embracing her husband with her left arm, wearing the Egyptian robe who loves the Egyptian women and the Egyptian habouka. It is clear from the statue the role of Egyptian women by supporting her husband and love for him. Sharm El Sheikh Museum:
& nbsp; a statue of the era of the modern state of the Queen & quot; King’s wife & quot; Tuthmosis the third sitting on a bench with a high Musnad from the back, wearing the garment of Habak and Al -Baruka Al -Hathori is in the middle of the cobra, and the chest decorates a wide necklace.
& nbsp; The Sohag National Museum:
displays the bearer of drinking utensils from limestone, with a large cavity in the middle and to its sides of different sizes to carry utensils and all of them have winds of water drainage, and from the outside it is a prominent sculpture of the head of the idol & quot; but & quot; On its sides, a sculpture represents a prominent cross, as it was reused in the Byzantine era.
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& bull; Mallawi Museum in Minya:
It is displayed as it is used as a bearer for the visited, where the water is filtered from the buttons through the pores of the pottery from which it is made, so the water of its ritual is through these pores and cooled through the marble. This was the most appropriate way to get cold and purified water.
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& bull; Luxor Museum of Ancient Egyptian Art:
displays a piece of limestone, engraved on it by the Queen Hatshepsut as a lady in front of the god Amun appears at the top of the piece of the wrapped sun disk residue.
& nbsp; Luxor embalming museum:
displays a set of tools used in the embalming process, which is the chisel to break up the brain, its etiquette and suspended for internal cleaning, and Moses to make it opened on the left side of the abdomen.
& nbsp; Nubia Museum in Aswan:
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