THE STRUCTURE of

Egyptian Museum in cairo

There are two main floors of the

Egypt Museum

, the ground floor and

the first floor. the ground floor contains an extensive collection of papyrus

and coins used in the Ancient world. The numerous pieces of papyrus are

generally small fragments, because of their decay over the past two millennia.

Several languages are found on these pieces, such as Greek, Latin, Arabic, and

the Ancient Egyptian writing language of hieroglyphs. The coins found on this

floor are made of many different elements for example gold, silver, and bronze.

The coins are not only Egyptian, but also Greek, Roman, and Islamic, which has

helped historians discover the history of

the Ancient Egypt

trade. Also on the

ground floor are artifacts from the New Kingdom, the time period between 1550

and 1069 BC. These pieces are generally larger than items created in tables, and

coffins. earliercenturies. Those items include statues,

On the first floor there are artifacts from the final two dynasties of

the ancient egypt

, including items from the

tombs of egyptian pharaohs

Thutmosis

III, Thutmosis IV, Amenophis II, Hatshepsut, and Maherpen, and also

many artifacts taken from the Valley of the Kings.

egyptian pharaohs

The remains of many

famous egyptian pharaohs

are stored in

Egyptian Museum in cairo

, As

Ramses

III, Amenhotep IV, King Sneferu AND

Ancient Egyptian Pharaoh Tutankhamun

1* One of these is Pharaoh, Ramses III, who was an extremely skilled warrior,
it was very difficult for historians to determine when he was born. Also,
historians can only estimate a time when he ruled Egypt. 2* For Amenhotep IV,
historians have founded that he reigned around 1372 B.C. They knew this because
they found out when Amenhotep IV's father, Amenhotep III died. Amenhotep IV's

tomb inscribed five names he gave himself and one of them, Golden Horus, proves
that he was crowned on the bank of the Nile. Before he even became pharaoh, he

was already married to Nefertiti. When Amenhotep IV became pharaoh, he destroyed
the religion of Amun. He did this to start his own new religion of Aten, the

disc which sent out rays ending in hands. 3* King Sneferu was believed to be the
first king of the Fourth Dynasty. Sneferu have started his reign over Egypt was

around 2620 B.C. Sneferu is believed to have been a fair and just king. He named
himself as Master of Justice or Truth. Sneferu built many temples and

structures. All of Sneferu’s structures and buildings were signed . His
signature was having a statue of a woman symbolizing the foundation. The statue
of the young women is presenting the sign of life and votive offerings, as well
as the signs of the city and the stronghold. There are about four or five of

these in each province. A lot of the