Copper. Amun Ra Of The Ancient Civilization Of Egypt.
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:50902576 | Style: Egyptian |
| Provenance: Valley of the Kings west of Luxor | Material: copper |
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“Amon” is the master of the Egyptian gods and their great and creator of the universe for the ancient Egyptian, and his name means “invisible” he was one of the “eighth Hermos” and he came out of the mouth of “Thoth” with his head the head of the ram and appears as a bearded man wearing a hat in which two long feathers are sometimes sitting on the throne and sometimes he takes the form of God And sometimes the shape of a ram whose ho...rns are arched, and it takes the form of the god "Maine" in many cases, as well as in the form of a ram or goose, the first time his worship appeared in the province of Thebes, is considered one of the members of the eighth Ashmoun, then he became the official idol of the modern empire, and the title of "King Deities "and merged with the major deities and became" Amon-Re ", " Amon-Maine ", and" Amon-Khanu " ».

“Amon” is the master of the Egyptian gods and their great and creator of the universe for the ancient Egyptian, and his name means “invisible” he was one of the “eighth Hermos” and he came out of the mouth of “Thoth” with his head the head of the ram and appears as a bearded man wearing a hat in which two long feathers are sometimes sitting on the throne and sometimes he takes the form of God And sometimes the shape of a ram whose ho...rns are arched, and it takes the form of the god "Maine" in many cases, as well as in the form of a ram or goose, the first time his worship appeared in the province of Thebes, is considered one of the members of the eighth Ashmoun, then he became the official idol of the modern empire, and the title of "King Deities "and merged with the major deities and became" Amon-Re ", " Amon-Maine ", and" Amon-Khanu " ».
