The Egyptian Geological Museum

The Egyptian Geology Museum The Egyptian Geology Museum is located in Al Zahraa close to AL Maadi. It was built in 1904 and is open to the public in the same year. The opening of the museum a hundred years ago became an important international event not only for the Arab region but also for the entire African continent. The museum is part of the Egyptian geological survey founded in 1869.

The Egyptian relics collection of the museum is considered one of the world's most outstanding artifacts. The Egyptian gallery at the museum houses a huge collection of statues, mummies and relief. Most noteworthy is the museum has a series of architectural elements including a large pillar and 13 mm tons of granite spinquin of Ramesses II around 1200 BC from the Pharaoh Merempta palace. In 1915 these museums were excavated by the Egyptian Museum and in the late 1970's Karl Theodor Zauzic (a part of the waiter in Egypt) discovered three in-singer papyrus lost from the museum collection .

Giza has done so many historical and historical excavations in Egypt and is building a bigger and bigger museum called the Great Egyptian Museum (GEM). GEM collects the world's largest collection of ancient Egyptian artifacts. It is listed as the world's largest archaeological museum and is scheduled to open in 2018. Sharm el-Sheikh, the resort town located at the southernmost tip of the Sinai peninsula in the Red Sea, can be seen as a more grand and compact version of Goa in India. The road from Cairo to Sharmu needs a person crossing the Suez Canal by connecting the tunnel of Suez and Sinai. Since the British government banned travel to Sharm el-Sheikh since December 2015, the tourism industry is crowded with tourists from the Middle East of Europe.

After Egypt expedition of Vivendonon at Napoleon, the use of ancient Egyptian art at the beginning of the 19th century was investigated, centered on the development in the Louvre museum, the British Museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the physical location of the Egyptian collection . . In today's museum, Egyptian art is thought to symbolize persistence and glory, and these concepts are at the center of legalization of museums and empires. The positioning of Egyptian objects in the beginning of the life movement and history of the Egyptian objects displayed at the museum today, the social concepts they represent, and the beginnings of human genius and accomplishment is a global investigation of Egyptian objects I will leave it at the museum and consider it as our collective humanity. History - not only the history and wealth of Egypt but also the property of the world