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Egyptolo(GIF)s

A blog of GIFs and more created by an Egyptology student--dedicated to all those other humanities (and otherwise) geeks out there. Also expect a plethora of general archaeology and Ancient History references. Enjoy!

And in case anyone is wondering about my avatar, it's a painting of Nebamun which is housed in the British Museum.

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  • Ramses II’s abounding love life:

    Actually though…

    Tagged: ramses ii egyptology history ancient history ancient egypt

    Posted on July 30, 2012 with 26 notes

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      One of his royal names means “Beloved by Horus, He Who Slays The Puss-ay”
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      This is for my aibou. This is how many children a Pharaoh with a particularly long and prosperous reign could produce. I...
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