Hidden Carvings ? Unveiling secrets of Egypt 🇪🇬 ☥

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Can you spot the hidden messages and unravel the mysteries of the past?
The tomb of Ramses IV (No. 2) was occupied by early Christians, who inscribed Coptic graffiti on the walls.
In some temples we owe the preservation of the ancient reliefs to the early Christians; they covered the ‘heathen’ reliefs with plaster and thus protected them.
During the fourth century hermitages spread, and Luxor became famous for its monastic settlements. Thus, there was a mixture of solitaries on the one hand, and Pachomian-type cenobitic communities on the other.
Many of the great temples were converted into monastic centres. Around the Mortuary Temple of Ramses III at Medinet Habu, a large Christian community flourished. Some lived inside the ancient temple where the second court was converted into a church. The remains of this church were only cleared in 1895. A library was found at Medinet Habu with records written on papyrus and pottery sherds (ostraka).
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Огромное спасибо !!!!!👍👍👍👍👍💯

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I really want to go here.

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Интересно👍💯🩷

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I would love to go to Egypt.
Looks amazing👍

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indeed my friend 💙💙

[@EuropeILove]

We have recently seen some similar codes in Greece 🤔
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[@Panos835]

Yes, this is protoChristian engravings in Greek

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Very beautiful 😍

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[@danebarbo4523]

Looks like the graffiti of someone who found this place, over the top of history and beauty. Muddling the whole thing. Maybe?…😢😊😅

[@Panos835]

Just protoChristians trying to impose religion above who considered then paganists or different religion. It has happened with all religions :)