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Ancient Egyptian people enjoyed dance and music as a form of entertainment
Ancient Egyptian paintings illustrate life of common Egyptian people. Ancient Egyptian people enjoyed dance and music as a form of entertainment. Ancient painting illustrates a satire on court officials. God Anubis weighs a human heart against the goddess of truth. Maat in the paintings
Ruins of Egyptian civilization.
View of ruins of Egyptian civilization. Ancient Egyptian statuettes. Statue of Hippo goddess and cat goddess.
Ruined ancient Egyptian building, sculptures and engravings on wall
View of Egyptian sculptures. Sculpture of ancient Egyptian god of Zeus Amun. Reign of Ptolemies and Cleopatra. Egyptian engraving on walls of ruined ancient Egyptian building. Sculpture of ancient Egyptian god Horus.
Ruins of ancient temples Philae and Abu Simbel
View of river Nile. Ruins of the Temple of Philae, half submerged in the Nile river. View of the Temple Abu Simbel on the banks of river Nile. Statues of Ramesses II carved out from stone. Faceless statue at Abu Simbel.
President Franklin Roosevelt with his sons, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Junior and Elliott Roosevelt
United States President Franklin Roosevelt seated on a chair after the Tehran Conference (Project Eureka) during World War 2. Seated on his right is Harry Hopkins. Seated on his left is General Dwight Eisenhower. President Franklin Roosevelt's two sons stand behind him. Both his sons, Elliott Roosevelt and Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Junior are in uniforms.
U.S. President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill of Britain meet on the USS Quincy CA-71 in Alexandria harbor
U.S. officials on the U.S. Cruiser Quincy (CA-71) at Alexandria harbor during World War 2. U.S. Marines on the deck. Ships at the harbor. Smoke rises in the background. President Roosevelt and Officials on the ship's deck. British Prime Minister Winston Churchill boards the ship and U.S. Marines salute him.The Destroyer, USS Nelson (DD-623) is seen slowly moving through Alexandria harbor.