Statue representing Bastet, an Egyptian deity with the head of a cat • ISTOCKPHOTO In ancient Egypt, the most diverse animals, both tiny insects and snakes, fish, birds or mammals such as the hippopotamus were likely to be divine manifestations. Observing with great acuity the very rich fauna th
Dear readers, this week we find ourselves immersed in the Black Friday, a few days (increasingly) dedicated to shopping with more and more implantation all over the world. As in the two previous campaigns, we offer you a different possibility:the III Human Friday against hunger . In it we will alloc
Memphis , city and capital of ancient Egypt and an important center throughout much of Egyptian history. Memphis is south of the Nil Deltas on the west bank of the river and about 15 miles south of modern Cairo . Closely associated with the site of the ancient city are the cemete
On August 29, 886 AD. A man died after contracting a fever as a result of a terrible accident during a hunt. His belt had caught on the antlers of a deer and the animal dragged him through the forest for several kilometers until help finally arrived, although the unpleasant experience led to his de