Today, we are taking a look at the collection of bright gold objects from the Egyptian Museum of Golds, which are designated as protective symbols by the scarab and the winged cobra and the Oudat.
King Oskun III’s mother, Queen Karumama, was the wife of King Taklit II and lived in the twenty-second family era between the years 945-712 BC.
Her very was in terms of Father King Oskun II and Queen Grandfather Mots Ankh. Queen Karumama was the second daughter of the priest of Amoun Neyrot and the lady praising.
The inscriptions of the priest of Amon Osorcon on the Nile scale in the Karnak Marina, whose history dates back to the time of her son Oskun III, are how the Pharaonic Queen Karemama was secondarily known.
The Great Royal wife, the royal wife of the Lord of the two countries, the daughter of the king, and the lady of the two lands are some of the titles she has been given.
Among the holdings of the precious Egyptian Museum, which belongs to Queen Karemama, the second necklace of gold and the unnecessary, represents the idol, Khenoum, between Hathor and Mait, found in the Queen’s cemetery in Tal Al -Muqdam, Mit Ghamr Center, Dakahlia Governorate..
Watch the second of the Pharaonic Queen Caromama’s two gold bracelets, a masterpiece.
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