Professor Jose Manuel Galan

Egyptian Funerary Garden Discovered, Sheds Light To Epoch Of Luxor As Former Capital Of Unified Upper & Lower Egypt

Medicine & Technology May 07, 2017

The discovery of the Egyptian Funerary Garden ushered a stream of information depicting the epoch where Thebes (now Luxor) is so rich in all its cuture and history. Plantlife are key elements of funeral ceremonies and symbols of ressurection from the dead.

Professor Jose Manuel Galan

Egyptian Funerary Garden Discovered, Sheds Light To Epoch Of Luxor As Former Capital Of Unified Upper & Lower Egypt

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