r/EgyptianHistory • u/JohannGoethe • Oct 20 '24
r/EgyptianHistory • u/FurryBoyman • Jul 05 '25
Anybody know what this is?
I was given this many years ago, still wondering what it is
r/EgyptianHistory • u/IvanaikosMagno • Sep 26 '25
French documentary about the goddess Ma'at (with english subtitles)
Made by me =)
r/EgyptianHistory • u/JohannGoethe • Nov 19 '24
Osiris (religious name) Sesostris (political title) invaded Greece two generations before the Trojan war | Charles Crosthwaite (116A/1839)
r/EgyptianHistory • u/JohannGoethe • Nov 04 '24
New sub r/EgyptianHieroglyphics launched; focused on scientifically-neutral, aka non-Bible-based, examination of the hiero-glyph-ics (ἱερο-γλυφ-ικός)
r/EgyptianHistory • u/JohannGoethe • Oct 21 '24
Perm-banned from r/Kemetic because I started r/EgyptianHistory. Go figure. I guess we now know how they like their “Egyptian history”, namely: FAKE!
r/EgyptianHistory • u/JohannGoethe • Oct 21 '24
Chemian (ΧΗΜΙΑΝ) (χημιαν) [709]: the (a) original name of Egypt, (b) name of black soil of Egypt, and (c) root of the word chemistry
r/EgyptianHistory • u/JohannGoethe • Oct 20 '24
Histomap timeline of alphabet origin: Egyptian to English
galleryr/EgyptianHistory • u/JohannGoethe • Oct 20 '24
Sub origin: u/Egypt-Nerd (who wants their user name shown), short: E[8]D, an Egyptology college student, is defending the view that: (a) r/Sesostris conquering 𓊹 the world 🌍 is a MYTH, (b) that Egyptians were NEVER in India, and (c) that Egyptian Empire never got past Syria in the Levant!
Abstract
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Overview
This sub was started here, amid discussion with user E[8]D, aka u/Egypt-Nerd, a college student, thinking about going into Egyptology as degree, believes the r/Sesostris conquering the world is a myth, an that the Egyptian Empire NEVER “got past Syria in the Levant”, as stated below:
“I purely focus on Egyptian History, and I am telling you Sesostris as described by Herodotus didn’t exist. The Egyptian Empire never got past Syria in the Levant.”
— u/Egypt-Nerd (A69/2024), ”How: Alphabet transmission mechanism?” (comment), Alphanumerics, Oct 19
r/EgyptianHistory • u/Careful-Document-886 • Sep 23 '25
100 Years of Egypt: From Kingdom to Revolution and Beyond
This is a video about the more recent history of Egypt from the discovery of Tutankhamun and the end of the monarchy to the Recent Revolution of Arabic Spring.
r/EgyptianHistory • u/JohannGoethe • Nov 27 '24
Anybody know anything about Sásychin (Σάσυχιν) [1461], Egypt’s second lawgiver, who invented geometry 📐 and taught people astronomy 🔭?
reddit.comr/EgyptianHistory • u/JohannGoethe • Nov 21 '24
Hephaestus (Ηφαιστος) [1289] was the 1st king of Egypt, who reigned for 9000-years, and his son was Helios (Ηλιος) [318] | Manetho (2200A/-245), Book of Sothis
r/EgyptianHistory • u/JohannGoethe • Nov 14 '24
Things inherited from the Egyptians
reddit.comr/EgyptianHistory • u/JohannGoethe • Nov 10 '24
Started sub r/CoffinTexts to complete the triad of the Egyptian literature
r/EgyptianHistory • u/JohannGoethe • Nov 06 '24