copper.. a piece of Valley of the Kings west of Luxor

Description

In ancient Egypt, the attractive woman was the most fertile woman, and the woman was fortunate to have the ability to have children.  In ancient Egypt, women were considered "Isis" or "Horus";  they struggled to acquire intelligence, wisdom, spirituality, and motherhood, as in the case of Isis, whose wife Nefeth was deaf, while Isis was an example of fertility.  In Egyptian society, men had to prove masculinity through the ability to take care of their children.  A successful woman was able to bear her young and keep her marital nest safe from any calamities until she was raised in society.  There was the permanent wisdom of the head of the family: On the other .. because you do not know who is who will love you "