Saturday 07/December/2024 – 08:09 AM
The Kafr El-Sheikh Antiquities Museum displays a unique artifact, which is a bronze statue of the Vizier Imhotep, shown sitting on a pedestal, with his hands resting on his legs and holding a scroll of papyrus, andImhotep, King Djoser’s minister of the Third Dynasty, is the best example of this, as the Egyptians sanctified him and elevated him to the ranks of gods because of the knowledge he possessed in many fields such as engineering and medicine.
This comes in celebration of Egyptian Flag Day, which is celebrated on December 21 of each year and was chosen because it coincides with the opening day of Cairo University in 1908 AD.
The administration of the Kafr El-Sheikh Antiquities Museum indicated that Egypt taught the world the principles and foundations of science, art, and literature, and the ancient Egyptians left a wonderful record in the field of human civilization in all its forms, as the ancient Egyptian sanctified those who possessed science, thought, knowledge, and culture with faith and certainty, and raised their status in their earthly and afterlife lives. To the point of dressing them in the garb of holiness and lowering them to the status of gods.
Kafr El-Sheikh Antiquities Museum
It is noteworthy that the Kafr El-Sheikh Antiquities Museum aims to display regional history and many of the artifacts that were uncovered in Kafr El-Sheikh Governorate. The museum includes three halls, which include the archaeological collectibles that were found in the great cemetery of Boto and the temple area, in which a number of artifacts were uncovered. The mission that embodies the story of the conflict between Horus and his uncle Set.
