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• Four Egyptians Are Kidnapped in Iraq.
• Four Egyptians Are Kidnapped in Iraq; Islamic Militants Threaten to Kill Italian Journalist.
• Four Egyptians working for Iraqna were kidnapped Sunday when gunmen stopped their vehicle on their way to work in western Baghdad, Iraqi and Egyptian officials said. ...
• BAGHDAD, Iraq Feb 6, 2005 — Four Egyptians working for a mobile phone company were kidnapped Sunday by gunmen in Baghdad, an Interior Ministry official said. ...
• The four Egyptians were seized early Sunday near the Mansour district of western Baghdad, the official said on condition of anonymity. ...
• Six other Egyptians working for Iraqna were kidnapped in two separate incidents in September. ...

• More than 5,000 years ago, after burying their dead, the ancient Egyptians learned that the burning desert sands desiccated corpses.

• Were Egyptians the first scribes? .
• Ancient Egyptians developed writing to develop trade.

• The Gospel of the Egyptians.
• The holy book of the Egyptians about the great invisible Spirit, the Father whose name cannot be uttered, he who came forth from the heights of the perfection, the light of the light of the aeons of light, the light of the silence of the providence <and> the Father of the silence, the light of the word and the truth, the light of the incorruptions, the infinite light, the radiance from the aeons of light of the unrevealable, unmarked, ageless, unproclaimable Father, the aeon of the aeons, Autogenes, self-begotten, self-producing, alien, the really true aeon. ...
• * * * The Gospel of <the> Egyptians. ...

• This means that most of the objects in the MFA's collection were found where the ancient Egyptians left them, allowing archaeologists to study objects in their original context. ...

• Ancient Egyptians Hoarded Crude Oil By Jennifer Viegas, Discovery News .
• Since the study found that crude oil sources were scattered over hundreds of miles throughout the Middle East, the researchers now believe that ancient Egyptians not only valued oil, but that they traded it, using routes that have changed little over the millennia. ...
• The Egyptians particularly valued tar, which can result naturally when crude oil is exposed to air. ...
• Egyptians went to great lengths to obtain tar primarily because it was one of the substances used in the mummification process. ...
• Focusing primarily on various types of triterpane and sterane compounds, Kennicutt and his team determined that Egyptians looked far and wide for their oil supplies. ...

• The Egyptians used a kind of writing called Hieroglyphics. ...
• The Ancient Egyptians told of their Gods, their rulers and their way of life through painting on walls. ...
• We can find out about how the Ancient Egyptians lived by looking at some of the objects that they left behind.
• The Egyptians just hacked it out of the mountain. ...

• Home > News > World 4 Egyptians seized in Iraq ambush Boston Globe BAGHDAD -- Gunmen waylaid a minibus yesterday carrying foreign technicians to their jobs at a mobile telephone company in western Baghdad, seizing four Egyptians in the second kidnapping of foreigners in the Iraqi capital within a week. ... Jason Keyser February 7, 2005 --> 4 Egyptians seized in Iraq ambush.
• BAGHDAD -- Gunmen waylaid a minibus yesterday carrying foreign technicians to their jobs at a mobile telephone company in western Baghdad, seizing four Egyptians in the second kidnapping of foreigners in the Iraqi capital within a week. ...
• The four Egyptians were seized early yesterday near the Mansour district of western Baghdad, according to Egyptian and Iraqi officials. ...
• Six other Egyptians working for Iraqna were kidnapped in September. ...

• Driven by religious zeal and a strong belief in the after life, the Ancient Egyptians left the world and impressive legacy of temples and tombs.
• This introduction to the language of the Ancient Egyptians gives an overview of the linguistic features of Ancient Egyptian and provides some background to the understanding of hieroglyphs.

• The ancient Egyptians described their native country as "the black land," recognizing it as a font of fertile abundance in contrast to the harsh, unyielding deserts surrounding them. ... The ancient Egyptians were trailblazers in many fields, but particularly in the field of beauty. ... The ancient Egyptians were also brilliant innovators in the creation of jewelry.
• The ancient Egyptians loved ornamentation. ...
• The Egyptians did not confine themselves to a limited selection of materials: a very wide variety of minerals were crafted into jewelry including amethyst, cornelian, jasper, onyx and quartz crystal. ... How or even whether the Egyptians classified these gems remains unknown: the distinction between precious and semi-precious, for us, has largely to do with scarcity and economic value. ... Many were obtained only with great effort and cost: lapis lazuli, which held great spiritual significance for the Egyptians was not obtained locally but imported largely from what is now Afghanistan.
• Yet as regards the production of jewelry, the Egyptians seemed to have also been faced with some purely practical concerns: what to do should a desired gemstone be unattainable, unavailable or perhaps unaffordable? In typical ingenuous and innovative fashion, the Egyptians invented the art of the fabulous fake. ...
• The Egyptians did not find the same uses for glass that we do today. ... (The Egyptians were also masters of cloisonné, fine inlay work. ...
• The opposing school suggests otherwise, their belief being that ancient Egyptians considered glass to be in the same league as precious gems and metals, that the process of creating glass stimulated special and priceless magical powers. ...
• Did the Egyptians share this perception or did they perceive each material as distinct, valuable in its own right for its own specific properties?.
• Venetian glass workers would eventually be confined, forced to ply their trade under lock and key on the guarded island of Murano, ostensibly to guarantee fire safety for the city of Venice but really to safeguard the secrets of glass, which the Egyptians discovered and perfected so long ago. ...

• Civilization III: Civ of the Week: Egyptians .
• Few civilizations have left such an indelible mark on history as the Egyptians. ... think of where modern horror cinema would be had they not invented it! Throughout history, continuing into the present day, the Egyptians' craftiness, mysticism, and keen sense of fashion have fascinated and puzzled us. ...
• It was also around this time that the Egyptians' unique hieroglyphic writing style was developed. ...
• Though the Ptolemies were of Macedonian descent, they lived their lives as Egyptians, realizing that to do this would engender the trust and respect of the people they ruled over. ...
• In Civilization III, the Egyptians are considered an Industrious and Religious civilization, therefore, they start with Masonry and Ceremonial Burial, and have significant bonuses to building activities and religious pursuits. ...
• :: The Egyptians.

• Egyptians Outraged at Killing of Guards.
• CAIRO, Egypt - Egyptians enraged at Israel's mistaken killing of three border policemen protested after Friday prayers at Cairo's main mosque under a banner that read: "The pigs' apology doesn't quench our rage. ...
• Protesters echoed comments by Arab League Secretary-General Amr Moussa on Thursday that the killing of the three Egyptians was "a new element added to the deteriorating situation in the region. ...
• The army will complete its investigation by next week and give the results to the Egyptians, Yaalon said.
• The liberal opposition daily Al-Wafd declared in a front-page headline that Egyptians "rejected" the apology. ...

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