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r/OutoftheTombs
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r/OutoftheTombs is a subreddit with 59k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is large in size, and has high activity.
I am an Egyptologist who loves to talk about every aspect of Ancient Egypt - from mummies, kings, tombs, gods, temples, mythology - and so much more! I love being interactive and sharing ideas about pharaonic Egypt! I have been lecturing for years and on Zoom every Sunday at 2p EST.
I take small tour groups to Egypt, join me! My next tour is October 2025.
https://www.yourjourney.com/out-of-the-tombs-anc
https://www.buymeacoffee.com/OutoftheTombs
Watch here for the next free zoom lecture info
Popular Topics in r/OutoftheTombs
#1
Egypt
: "The Small temple of Hathor and Nefertari at Abu Simbel, Egypt."
45 posts
#2
Egyptian
: "May all the Ancient Egyptian Goddesses watch over you as we enter a new year. Wishing you the happiest of a great life and a long life. They will be there without being beckoned."
45 posts
#3
Statue
: "People with physical imperfections were accepted and treated with respect in ancient Egypt :
Statue shows Seneb and his family, he was a high ranking court official in Old Kingdom around 2520 BC.
Egyptian Museum, Cairo"
16 posts
#4
Funnies
: "Contributing to Thursday's Funnies "
14 posts
#5
Pharaoh
: "One of Tutankhamun's Golden pendants, from the Tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun, discovered in 1922-1923. He belonged to the 18th Dynasty (r. 1332–1323 BC)."
9 posts
#6
Temple
: "The Small Temple of Hathor and Nefertari at Abu Simbel, Egypt."
9 posts
#7
Calendar
: "Egyptian Religious Calendar - 7 January 2025
It is the 8th day of “the Month of the Swelling of the Emmer” (𓈙𓆑 𓇣𓏏), the fifth month of the Egyptian Lunar Calendar."
8 posts
#8
Amulet
: "Gold and amazonite Amulet, unearthed from the tomb of Ramses II"
7 posts
#9
Ancient Egypt
: "People with physical imperfections were accepted and treated with respect in Ancient Egypt :
Statue shows Seneb and his family, he was a high ranking court official in Old Kingdom around 2520 BC.
Egyptian Museum, Cairo"
6 posts
#10
Mummy
: "Oldest Existing Egyptian Mummy – “Ginger”"
6 posts
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