A statuette of the goddess Isis with her distinctive crown of cow horns and a sun disk, while she is breastfeeding Horus the child. This type of statuette was an ideal image of motherhood and childcare in ancient Egypt.Bronze, Late Period. Displayed in the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization in Cairo, Egypt.

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Details of the Son of Ramses II from Temple of Ramses II in Abu simple,Aswan.

The Grand Egyptian Museum recently hosted the RiseUp Summit, which is a major entrepreneurship event in the Middle East. More than 14,000 people attended the event, where they had the opportunity to interact with over 300 speakers and 150 startups. This year's theme, #STAYREAL, emphasized the importance of practicality over idealism in achieving success. The GEM was delighted to offer a platform for young and innovative minds in the region to connect, engage in meaningful conversations, and make valuable contributions to the area's progress.

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The Names of Egypt's most successful Pharouhs decorates the entrance of the Grand Egyptian Museum.

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