Billy Warren

@UserMaatRe_S Amenemhat I? Murdered by someone he trusted? Next you’ll tell me Rameses III was knocked off by one of his wives!

Wow this man is so fine, I hope he doesn’t get slimed by his own guard or something like that

@CryptoJuggerna2 @FlintDibble @Filippobiondi_1 Why doesn't Biondi's 'reveal' show any of the Mastaba burials?

@FlintDibble @Filippobiondi_1 Flint why are u such a retard

I have invited @Filippobiondi_1 on my channel for a livestreamed frank conversation about his claims and methods. I do not think he will agree, but please share and reply to encourage him to address these points to the archaeological community

@Filippobiondi_1 Funny how none of the Mastabas appear in this... It's almost as if you are lying...

🚨 BREAKING: WE FOUND THE SECOND SPHINX – AND THIS TIME IT’S 100% REAL! 📷Folks, we have done it! Using a full series of high-resolution radar tomographies, we have located the Second Sphinx with millimeter precision. We know exactly where to dig. 📷 Attached is the satellite image showing the exact position and orientation – perfectly symmetrical to the first Sphinx and the Pyramid of Cheops. Tremendous symmetry! We are now running advanced facial recognition algorithms on the scans to identify which Pharaoh this majestic head belongs to… or if it’s an entirely new, never-before-seen face. On the existence of the Second Sphinx? We are raising the probability to 105%! 📷📷 The full revelation with all the stunning images and data will drop on June 21, 2026 at the “Giza – The Hidden City – Final Act” conference in Bologna with Prof. Corrado Malanga and Dr. Nicole Ciccolo. We can’t wait to see you there! 📷 Conference Tickets & Info eventi.archeoares.it/evento/giza-at… #SecondSphinx #Giza #HiddenCity #MakeArchaeologyGreatAgain #KhafreProject #TruthForFiona eventi.archeoares.it/evento/giza-at… Veritas vos liberabit. Ad Majora!

@UserMaatRe_S @DucDeVinny Senenmut circa 1465 BCE:

@DucDeVinny Still in her prime tho

Damn…

Double seated statue of Neferhotep (“Scribe of Amun”) and his wife Merytre eerily emerge out of the tomb wall from a false door New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, c. 1550-1292 B.C. Tomb of Neferhotep (TT49) at Al-Khokha (Luxor’s West Bank) Egypt

Double seated statue of Neferhotep (“Scribe of Amun”) and his wife Merytre eerily emerge out of the tomb wall. As the couple are depicted seated, inscriptions surround them. This is likely what is today deemed a “false door”; a supernatural portal from where the spirit of the deceased were believed to emerge from in order to receive the tribute of offerings from the living or earthly realm. New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, c. 1550-1292 B.C. Tomb of Neferhotep (TT49) at Al-Khokha (Luxor’s West Bank) egypt-museum.com/tomb-of-neferh…

@UserMaatRe_S Merykare seething

@billywarren007 Go king🔥🔥🔥🔥

Okay, next month is for the 11th dynasty because I fall in love with my Mentuhotep II’s design

Egypt: Ancient Statue Believed To Belong To Ramses II Era Discovered In Sharqia curlytales.com/middle-east/ct…

@AncientPuzzles @adancingferret @DeDunkingPast God he’s such a fucking loser. Still probably doesn’t know the difference between Abydos and Saqqara.

@adancingferret @DeDunkingPast Look Justine, Dan is back with another lie. Curious that instead of holding you accountable for what he says, he chooses to block you. The "man" claiming the moral high ground, the arbiter of truth...needs to hide behind his block!😂🤡

Yet none of them have me blocked because they can’t handle the truth 🤔 @DeDunkingPast

Soknopaiou Nesos: Ptolemaic Temple Built by Egypt's Greek Pharaohs Reborn After Restoration - GreekReporter.com greekreporter.com/2026/04/24/res…

@jtlewis_arch @DrHughT Hey congrats!

@DrHughT Haha, I passed. Have some edits to make and submit by May 6th

Dissertation defense set for April 23rd at 2PM. Hopefully shortly after that it will be Dr. Lewis.

@UserMaatRe_S @kissfishfish Too busy being goobers

@billywarren007 @kissfishfish That’s why the 21st dynasty fell 😔 their rulers are too lazy to do things.

Oh well

leather balls (footballs) from the Bani Hassan 1700 BC found in Deraa Aboul Naga, Luxor TT11 Gahuti tomb 12th dynasty Egypt

Granite head of king Senwosret III Middle Kingdom, 12th Dynasty, c. 1878-1840 B.C. Luxor Museum egypt-museum.com/head-of-senwos…

Princess Nefertiabet; “King’s Daughter; 𓇓𓅭𓏏” Old Kingdom, 4th Dynasty, c. 2600 B.C. Mastaba G 1225, Giza Plateau Musée du Louvre. E 15591 ▫️Princess Nefertiabet is most likely the daughter of king Khufu, and she is seen here depicted in a leopard or panther skin dress and choker style collar, seated before offerings.🐆 Read more: egypt-museum.com/princess-nefer…

Wooden Cosmetic Spoon in the form of a Dog biting the Tail of a Fish (with lid) New Kingdom, likely Late 18th-Early 19th Dynasty, c. 1327-1186 B.C. From Memphis British Museum. EA5945 ▫ In the realm of Ancient Egyptian personal adornment, the cosmetic spoon emerges as a captivating blend of artistry and daily ritual. Far more than a simple vessel, these delicately carved spoons; often depicting figures of swimmers, lotus blossoms, or animals, offered a glimpse into the sophisticated cosmetic practices of the New Kingdom. Fashioned from fine woods and occasionally inlaid or engraved, the spoons were used for mixing and presenting fragrant oils, unguents, or powdered pigments, integral to the Egyptian beauty regimen. While kohl, the iconic black eye cosmetic, was stored in dedicated jars, the cosmetic spoon played a complementary role, preparing and offering the palette of colours and scents that adorned the living and accompanied the dead into the afterlife. Read more: egypt-museum.com/cosmetic-spoon/

The ancient kingdom of Kush venerated both Egyptian and Nubian gods. Few were more powerful than Apedemak, a lion-headed god of both danger and protection. Archaeologists first discovered Apedemak in what’s now Sudan, at a site called the Lion Temple. archaeology.org/issues/septemb…

@UserMaatRe_S Will say, missed opportunity to give Sneferu no chin

@billywarren007 Thank you! I really enjoyed drawing this dynasty. It made my imagination run freely hehe.

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