In 10,500 BC, the Followers of Horus arrived and erected monuments around Giza, Iwnw, Meidun, Dashur, and Saqqara.

Temples lining the southern Nile, including Phila, Kom Ombu, Edfu, Hatshepsut, and Abydos, unveil the genuine antiquity of Egypt.

The ancient Egyptians perceived the incarnation of the soul into a physical body as a spiritual transition akin to death. To counter this notion, they meticulously crafted buildings to facilitate access to the Otherworld.