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An ankh bracelet and an eye of Horus bracelet having been joined together to create a "Double Symbol" wrist bracelet.
- 316L Stainless Steel: ages well, water resistant
- No form of discomfort on your skin
- Neat details
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Indicated size: equal to the circumference in mm (easy to measure!)
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Friend of the ancient land of Horus, Sobek and Isis? What about this Egyptian bracelet "feather of Horus" (steel)? You can as well have a look at all our Egyptian bracelets. Finally, you can also discover our complete Egyptian jewelry collection.
An ancient Egyptian bracelet
Egypt's greatest wealth since ancient times has been its alluvial soils, fertilized every year by the regular flooding of the Nile, caused by the Ethiopian summer monsoons...
In this situation, ensuring the fertility of the fields depended not so much on their good irrigation, but above all on the efficient drainage of excess water. Most of Egypt's arable land was located in the dense delta region. The situation was different in Upper Egypt, where fertile soils were found only in a narrow valley. This meant that some of it was well above the level of the river. The construction of the irrigation network needed to irrigate them required a lot of work, which promoted social self-organization.
The fact that, in a given situation, Egyptian fields could produce crops two or even three times a year led to the formation of surpluses, which in turn led to the emergence of centralized power. This probably happened earlier in Upper Egypt.
