Essays on Egypt

Cairo's Culinary Experiences Cairo is Egypt's capital and largest city, with numerous prominent hotels offering some of the most fascinating evening menus. This paper talks about a normal meal in Cairo, Egypt. It goes into detail on how the meal represents the region in terms of location, culture, human/environmental interactions, and...

The Exodus The Exodus is the second book in the Bible. This is an Old Testament book that is thought to have been authored by Moses, who led the Israelis out of Egypt, through the wilderness, and to the Promised Land. The Book of Exodus is one of the Pentateuch or...

Protests began in Egypt in early 2011, with a large number of people taking to the streets to protest the prolonged rule of then-embarrassed President Hosni Mubarak. The protests were a continuation of a wave of protests that had swept over most of northern Africa, including Tunisia, before spreading to...

Egypt has always been considered as a place of a diverse range of agricultural products, local and international trade, and relatively stable social institutions. The country's current condition, however, is different. Egypt is facing a series of interconnected economic, social, and political issues that jeopardize the country's overall development. 1...

Egyptian Delights: A Lucrative Startup Business Egyptian Delights is a recent retail company that will sell Egyptian sweets and coffee. The company will be based in Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina, which is one of the region s strongest business centers. Because of the appropriate location and the uniqueness of the international product,...

This research paper will include a diachronic study of Egypt's revolution in 2011. Given the revolution's peculiar existence, it was made possible by the cumulative effects of a socio-political transition in Egypt's society over the previous president Mubarak's rule and numerous conditional events over the last decade. Nonetheless, these occurrences...

The Death of Tutankhamun and Theories Surrounding It The ancient Egyptian civilization is considered to be the source of various fascinations and mysteries. An instance of such mysteries is the death of Tutankhamun, a young Egyptian pharaoh. Although many people consider that Tutankhamen died a natural death, different theories have been...

In a current moment, initiation of any new construction especially a ritual space, a ceremony referred to as "breaking-down" must be conducted. The tradition ceremony is notably done to keep or instead indicate the kickoff of a project. The ceremony is aimed at marking the commencement of a project, numerous...

The block, Fragment of a Tomb Relief The block, Fragment of a Tomb Relief is a representation of a man figure in the upright position. The figure is referred to as Nahu, the royal scribe who also doubles up as the brother Maya, King Tutankhamen’s treasurer. Nahu is shown to wear...

Should Ancient Artifacts Be Returned to Their Countries of Origin? For many years, there has been a continuous removal of artistic treasures from their locations of origin to new locations both through conquest or acts of invasion. Thus, the process of acquiring the cultural artifacts could be either felony or illegal....

1. “The Egyptians’ center of attention on death and the Greeks’ celebration of lifestyles are evident in their art and architectural legacies.” Using this statement as a beginning point, compare and contrast an Egyptian shape or sculpture to a Greek structure or sculpture from our textbook. Further, how did the...

In the year 204 AD, a Greek philosopher named Plotinus was born in Egypt. He founded Neo-Platonism and is considered one of the greatest philosophers of antiquity. He closely followed Plato's teachings and philosophies as the founder of Neo-Platonism, believing that they contained many truths. Plotinus combined contemplation, philosophy, mysticism,...