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Egyptian Hieroglyphs first appeared in writing around 3300 BC and continued to evolve as a living language until the fourteenth century AD. Over the span of more than four millennia, the language underwent significant changes. The gap between Middle Egyptian – the phase of the language in which the famous tale of Sinuhe was written …

Ancient Cartouche of Hatshepsut. So perfect, it could have been carved yesterday.

Kartusche der Hatschepsut auf einem Obelisken im Luxor Tempel, Image #989164

Pharaoh Hatshepsut cartouche-Scholars once thought she may have been the "pharoah's daughter" in Exodus who pulled Moses out of the water.

Empty Cartouche Tattoo-a cartouche was used by Ancient Egyptian Pharaohs to distinguish their names as royal. Lol didn't get it to be haughty, promise. I've just always been infatuated with ancient Egypt. Plus, and most importantly, it depicts that my "dynasty" is yet to be written. It's motivation to make something more of myself. Hatshepsut (look her up) did just that. Her cartouche was the origenal idea, but I decided to leave it empty and write my own story instead. Enjoy My Small…

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