48K views · 1K reactions | Dr Joann Fletcher explores the magnificent Colossi of Memnon built under Egypt's greatest pharaoh, Amenhotep III. #AncientHistory #AncientEgypt ##Egypt | Odyssey - Ancient History | Facebook

Joann Fletcher's reaction to seeing some newly restored Ancient Egyptian art #history #archaeology #egyptology #AncientEgypt | Odyssey - Ancient History

Witness the incredible transformation of Egypt, from nomadic beginnings to the rise of pharaohs and a unified nation. See how a settled social structure replaced a wandering lifestyle. It's impressive to think about all the change that happened! #AncientEgypt #EgyptianHistory #NileValley #Pharaohs #Archaeology From: Immortal Egypt with Joann Fletcher S1 Ep1 | Odyssey - Ancient History

Egypt has always been a land of abundance thanks to the Nile. As the desert grew, people migrated to the river's banks for survival. Ancient Egypt took shape as communities flourished along the Nile, blessed by its annual renewal. #AncientEgypt #NileRiver #EgyptianHistory #FertileLand #Civilization From: Immortal Egypt with Joann Fletcher S1 Ep1 | Odyssey - Ancient History

Egyptians didn't just worship nature; they sought power over its most dangerous aspects. Sekhmet, a ferocious lioness goddess of death, was transformed into a deity to control her destructive power. By worshiping her, they believed she could be placated. The Egyptian religion was the glue that held society together. #EgyptianGods #Sekhmet #AncientEgypt #Mythology #Religion #AncientHistory From: Immortal Egypt with Joann Fletcher S1 Ep1 | Odyssey - Ancient History

7.6K views · 125 reactions | Centuries before grand monuments, subtle traces reveal how ancient Egyptians lived. Little survives except pottery—tons of it. These pots help us understand when their society began producing food surpluses. Bread and beer: the Egyptian staples. #AncientEgypt #Archaeology #Pottery #EgyptianHistory #BreadAndBeer From: Immortal Egypt with Joann Fletcher S1 Ep1 | Odyssey - Ancient History | Facebook