Deir El Mdina

Deir El Medina explains the village of Deir El Medina. The village of Deir El Medina goes back from the 18th century to the 20th century. At the final stage, about 70 houses were placed inside the walls of the village and 50 houses were placed outside the village. There may be 600 people living there. There is a wall surrounding a village made of mud bricks about 6 meters high. The gate is at both ends. The village of Deir El Medina forms a special government department under the minister of Upper Egypt and consists of prostitutes, interrogators, masons, craftsmen, and workers, the last rest for their sacred rulers made. It is land.

When the village of workers later became called Deir el-Medina, this valley was called the true land or Set Maat in ancient times. The staff of Deir el-Medina, who has participated in the community for generations for generations, arrives in the valley when walking about 30 minutes on the steep mountain road. Today, energetic people take 45 minutes to an hour, pass through the mountain road from the north side of the Deir el-Bahri amphitheater, cross the ridge and enter the valley of the royal family. Their efforts will be successful in the spectacular scenery of the Saipan area.

As you can imagine, the ancient Egyptians kept a sense of humor on the stone. In Queen Hatshepsut - Deir el Bahari on the west bank of the Nile River in the first lady Pharaohs - in Egypt, the artists carved the statue of Punt of Queen who was obviously suffering from the disease. Behind her there is a donkey - it says "This poor nephew must carry the queen". If you read my article "Fear and disgust for world history" - If you want to know Adolf Hitler's high evaluation of methamphetamine, I strongly recommend that you do - you are our friend Herodotus I remember, "inventor of history", also known as "history" inventor of history. I heard the next small news from one of his Egyptian tabloid magazines.

Djeser-Djeseru is the main building of Fatshepsut remains ruins temple complex in Deir el-Bahri. Designed by her Minister Senemuth, this building is an example of perfect symmetry before the Parthenon temple, the building she chose first, becomes the most productive building in Hatshepsut Queen Valley. It is one of the divisions. In ancient Egypt, hundreds of construction projects were invested in Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt. Her building is spectacular and more numerous than any of the predecessors of the Middle Kingdom. Later Pharaoh attempted to call some of her projects as their project. She hired a great architect Ineni who worked for her father, husband and royal butler Senemut.