Researchers have found evidence of a hallucinogenic ritual that may have helped ancient Egyptians reenact a mythical story in which a dwarf god tricks the sky goddess. In a paper published Nov.
Scientists have discovered traces of hallucinogens in a small vessel depicting an Egyptian deity that may have been used in ancient rituals ... an Egyptian god associated with joy, fertility ...
These mugs are decorated with the head of Bes, the ancient Egyptian god associated with protection, fertility, healing, and magical purification. As detailed in their paper published in the ...
A LARGE gateway dating back 2,100 years has been unearthed by archaeologists in an ancient Egyptian town ... Though the inscriptions also portray Egyptian fertility god Min, his wife Repit ...
Many of Bes' worshipers were ancient Egyptian newlyweds, according to the Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum, as the god of fertility and childbirth. Tanasi and his team scraped a sample of tiny ...
An Egyptian mug from 2,000 years ago was last used to serve up a cocktail of psychedelic drugs, according to ground-breaking research. University of South Florida professor Davide Tanasi used ...
Head - Atavistic Idol Hood (Ancient Wisdom Shader ... Chromacloak Bond (Shifting Crossphase Shader) Most-p-alone's Egyptian God The Obelisk the Tormentor costume replicates the monster's massive ...
Archaeologists recently uncovered an impressive Egyptian temple dedicated to a fertility god that dates back over 2,000 years. The Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities released a statement ...
Legends, myths, and intriguing archaeological finds suggest ancient Egyptians once visited Ireland. Could DNA findings answer long-held questions regarding a possible link between ancient ...
The 28-meter-long vessel was one of the first ships used by the Egyptians to trade during ancient times. The vessels Herodotus described in his book must have been the exact same type of ship ... rote ...
Recent archaeological research unveiled that ancient Egyptians consumed a ritual drink combining fruits, nuts, psychedelics, bodily fluids, and alcohol, as discovered in a 2,000-year-old Bes mug.