Hieroglyphic Nest in the Temple of Edfu, Egypt
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foofiepie, Amun, am I going nuts or are the words moving around the slab?
GravelPieceOfSword, Somehow reminds me of this
https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/1713bd5f-a924-4a03-b7ea-139fc27cf877.jpeg
imgonnatrythis, Cute, but isn’t bird poop errossive AF? Should probably eliminate the infestation.
RegularGoose, Living things > inanimate objects.
We’ve destroyed their habitat, so they have to go somewhere.
Deez, As the prophecy foretold.
SubArcticTundra, ![]()
I like how the hole is perfectly bird shaped
TheDoctorDonna, Is it next to a bird? That looks like a bird.
MrsDoyle, Unbelievably, the hieroglyph next to the bird is a bee. It’s like whoever designed it had never seen a bee, but had them described by someone who knew someone whose cousin was stung by a bee that one time.
squaresinger, Maybe bees looked different, 5000 years ago on a different continent?
MrsDoyle, Ha ha yes - bees with horns, what a thought!
squaresinger, These could be the antenae. I mean, carving into stone doesn’t really lend itself well for high-res depictions.
TheDoctorDonna, Ah, that makes more sense actually, that thing definitely has more than 2 legs.
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