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The statue of king Zoser in the #egyptianmuseum Zoser was considered the founder of the 3rd dynasty and the old kingdom. He was the legitimate son of king ha shm wy and queen nỉ ma°t h3b. We are not sure of the exact duration of Zoser's reign; some said that he reigned for 19 years. His Hours name was netry ht or Iry het netry which means he who belongs to the divine body, but for the name Zoser which he is very famous for nova days, there are two theories 1-.The name Zoser didn't exist during his life time and the only name that existed the name Zoser appeared during the middle kingdom. (12th were Ntry ht and dynasty) 2- The name Zoser was given to him during his life time, but was rarely used and the most famous name that was used was ntry ht or Iry ht ntry and the name Zoser began to be used during the old kingdom. Zoser built for himself two tombs, a mastaba at beit Khallaf and a funerary complex at Saqqara which includes his step pyramid. The importance of the stone funerary complex at Saqqara is due to two reasons 1-The step pyramid is considered to be the first true standing pyramid built of stone and that's why they attributed to Imhotep, who was responsible for that building, the title of "the inventor of the art of building in stone" 2- The architectural elements inside this complex were connected with the hb sd which gives us a lot of information about this festival. Also these architectural elements didn't appear after or before this period. The statue: It is made out of limestone known in hieroglyphics as in hieroglyphics as inr hd meaning the white stone. Limestone was quarried from Tura, El Masara and Mokatam hills. This kind of stone has many advantages; first of all it is a soft stone very easy to be quarried and shaped not difficult as granite or alabaster. Secondly, it gets harder when it is exposed to air as it reacts chemically with the air. The statue was covered with plaster and then painted; now only remains of colures are shown here. It was found by the Egyptian Antiquities service in 1924- 1925 inside a serdab situated in his funerary complex at Saqqara, located to the northern side of his pyramid and attached to the lowest step of the step pyramid inclining at an angle of 16°c. The statue is considered to be very important statue as it is believed that it is the first life-size statue discovered in ancient Egypt. The serdab is building free from any openings except for two holes found in front of the eyes of the statue that was facing the northern direction and there are different opinions concerning these two holes: 1- To enable him to look out and enjoy the ceremonies celebrated in the funerary temple. 2- To enable him to recognize his visitor. 3- To allow him to see the other world. 4- To enable him to smell the incense. #djoser Welcome to my channel! I'm Muhamed Amien, an experienced Egyptian private tour guide passionate about showcasing the wonders of Egypt. Join me as I guide you through the hidden gems and iconic landmarks, including the pyramids of Giza, the temples of Luxor, the serene beauty of the Nile, and much more. My aim is to offer authentic and detailed insights into Egypt's history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes. Whether you're planning a visit or just curious about this ancient land, my videos will provide you with everything you need to explore Egypt. Subscribe for travel tips, guided tours, and to discover the best places to visit in Egypt https://egypttourguide903.wixsite.com...   / kemetour   WhatsApp https://wa.me/201129299192 Instagram   / onestours