A map… carved on an ostrich egg. Discovered in Aswan and now housed in the Nubian Museum, this extraordinary relic is dated to the pre-dynastic era — over 6,000 years ago. Long before Egypt’s first pharaohs ever rose to power. Etched upon its fragile surface are unmistakable markings: three pyramids, perfectly placed on the west bank of the Nile — exactly where the Pyramids of Giza stand today. But how could that be? If the egg truly dates back 6,000 years, then the pyramids existed more than a

🌅 Day One in Aswan – A Journey Where Magic Meets History 🌿🏺 Our first day in Aswan was nothing short of unforgettable. We began the morning sailing across the Nile to the enchanting Philae Temple, the sacred home of Isis, goddess of love and magic. Built on an island and rescued stone by stone from the rising waters, Philae still whispers stories of devotion, rituals, and the last hieroglyphic inscription ever carved in ancient Egypt. Next stop was the impressive Unfinished Obelisk 🗿—a true

Should teaching Nubian history be mandatory in Egypt? We think so! Explore Nubian culture in stories, food, and more through the Nubian youth aiming to preserve the important heritage. Featuring: Nubi Youth, Nubian Geographic, and محمد احمد كمال (@Nubian_Chef_ on Instagram). | Egyptian Streets

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