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Faiyum

Faiyum

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Oct 26, 2026

K.J. SheehanHOST
33:38
They told him that there were 1,500 more chambers below ground level, but they were sacred and strictly off limits.
K.J. SheehanHOST
33:50
Yeah, these lower vaults held the royal crypts of kings who designed the installation alongside secret subterranean crypts dedicated to Sobek, who was the crocodile god of Fyum.
K.J. SheehanHOST
34:08
All right.
K.J. SheehanHOST
34:09
The crocodile god of Fyum? Fyum.
K.J. SheehanHOST
34:13
That's the place.
K.J. SheehanHOST
34:13
F-A-I-Y-U-M.
Sandy RueveHOST
26:31
We went to two oasises.
Sandy RueveHOST
26:34
One was part of the retreat, which was Fayum.
Sandy RueveHOST
26:37
And then the other oasis, which was the big one, Siwa, which is Cleopatra's hangout.
Sandy RueveHOST
26:45
That was an add-on.
Campbell PriceGUEST
32:55
It's been pretty comprehensively emptied since.
Campbell PriceGUEST
32:59
But he finds Fayoum Porters.
Campbell PriceGUEST
33:02
And he describes, he's got a beautiful description of the richly stitched, he's very impressed by the wrapping.
Campbell PriceGUEST
33:10
So it's not just gold, it's the wrapping styles, it's these painted faces.
Synthetic SalmaHOST
8:27
Later this morning, we'll be releasing our short conversation with MNT's co-founder and CEO Munir Nakhla at this year's Business Forum, so make sure you're following Enterprise AM Egypt to get it straight in your feed.
Synthetic SalmaHOST
8:40
Second, the government's inching closer to running trial runs at three strategic warehouses in Fayoum, Suez, and Luxor.
Synthetic SalmaHOST
8:46
The extra space would let the state stock up on wheat and other staples for longer, and we're told four additional sites that'll be offered under public-private partnerships are on the agenda.
Synthetic SalmaHOST
8:56
Third, Hatem Duwadar, who's the former CEO of Itasalat, has taken a direct stake in the customer experience startup Tactful AI through an extension of its pre-series A-Round.
Aryeh RotenbergHOST
41:52
It's about 24 kilometers.
Aryeh RotenbergHOST
41:55
Went into the deep depression of Fayum.
Aryeh RotenbergHOST
41:59
And he brought water to the deep depression and became a great lake.
Aryeh RotenbergHOST
42:04
And this is where Israel lived.
Aryeh RotenbergHOST
42:09
in the Egyptian, by the Egyptians with that name, they called the place the People of the Lake.
Aryeh RotenbergHOST
42:21
This was the west side of the Nile.
Aryeh RotenbergHOST
42:25
And Joseph had prepared that place, Goshen, by creating this canal before the Suez Canal, a canal that brought water to the Fayum area.
Aryeh RotenbergHOST
42:39
And up to this day, it's a very, very productive area.

Unknown podcast

History Of Egypt, Chaldea, Syria, Babylonia, and Assyria, Vol. 2-Gaston Maspero

Oct 16 · 6 Mentions

Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
1:57
The Political Constitution of Egypt, Part One.
Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
2:00
Between the Fayum and the apex of the Delta, the Libyan range expands and forms a vast and slightly undulating tableland which runs parallel to the Nile for nearly thirty leagues.
Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
2:12
The great Sphinx Harmachis has mounted guard over its northern extremity ever since the time of the followers of Horus.
Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
2:20
Hewn out of solid rock at the extreme margin of the mountain plateau, he seems to raise his head in order that he may be the first to behold across the valley the rising of his father the sun.

51 MINS LATER

Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
53:04
Intrigues of the harem, conspiracies in the palace, murders of heirs apparent, divisions and rebellions in the royal family, were the almost inevitable accompaniment of every accession to the Egyptian throne.
Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
53:17
The earliest dynasties had their origin in the White Wall, but the Pharaohs hardly ever made this town their residence, and it would be incorrect to say that they considered it as their capital.
Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
53:28
Each king chose for himself in the Memphite or Letopolite nome, between the entrance to the Fayum and the apex of the Delta, a special residence, where he dwelt with his court, and from whence he governed Egypt.
Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
53:41
Such a multitude as formed his court needed not an ordinary palace, but an entire city.
Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
78:14
Amten was no sooner ennobled than his functions began to expand.
Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
78:19
Villages were rapidly added to villages, then towns to towns, including such an important one as Buto, and finally the nomes of the harpoon, of the bull, of the silurus, the western half of the Saite nome, the nome of the haunch, and part of the Fayyum came within his jurisdiction.
Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
78:38
The western half of the Saite nome, where he long resided, corresponded with what was later called the Libyan nome.
Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
78:45
It reached from the apex of the delta to the sea, and was bounded on one side by the Canopic branch of the Nile, on the other by the Libyan range, a part of the desert as well as the oasis fell under its rule.

2 HRS 17 MINS LATER

Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
215:33
From the beginning of the fourth to the end of the fourteenth dynasty, during more than fifteen hundred years, the construction of pyramids was a common state affair, provided for by the administration, secured by special services.
Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
215:47
Not only did the pharaohs build them for themselves, but the princes and princesses belonging to the family of the pharaohs constructed theirs, each one according to his resources.
Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
215:57
Three of the secondary mausoleums are arranged opposite the eastern side of the horizon, three opposite the southern face of the supreme, and everywhere else, near Abusir, at Saqqara, at Dahshur, or in the Fayyum, the majority of the royal pyramids attracted around them a more or less numerous cortege of pyramids of princely foundation, often debased in shape and faulty in proportion.
Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
216:22
The materials for them were brought from the Arabian chain.
Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
47:30
According to the Egyptians, Menes, the first of their mortal kings, had found, so they said, the valley under water.
Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
47:39
The sea came in almost as far as the Fayum, and excepting the province of Thebes, the whole country was a pestilential swamp.
Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
47:47
Hence the necessary period for the physical formation of Egypt would cover some centuries after Menes.
Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
47:54
This is no longer considered a sufficient length of time, and some modern geologists declare that the Nile must have worked at the formation of its own estuary for at least 74,000 years.

2 HRS 27 MINS LATER

Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
195:20
Bastet of Bubastis was a cat or a tigress, while Nekhebit of El-Kab was a great bald-headed vulture.
Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
195:27
Hermopolis worshipped the ibis and Cenocephalus of Thoth.
Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
195:32
Oxyrhynchus, the Mormyrus fish, and Ombos and the Fayum a crocodile, under the name of Subku, sometimes with the epithet of Azay, the brigand.
Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
195:43
We cannot always understand what led the inhabitants of each nome to affect one animal rather than another.

Unknown podcast

History Of Egypt, Chaldea, Syria, Babylonia, and Assyria, Vol. 1-Gaston Maspero

Oct 15 · 1 Mention

Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
47:01
According to the Egyptians, Menes, the first of their mortal kings, had found, so they said, the valley under water.
Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
47:09
The sea came in almost as far as the Fayum, and excepting the province of Thebes, the whole country was a pestilential swamp.
Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
47:18
Hence the necessary period for the physical formation of Egypt would cover some centuries after Menes.
Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
47:24
This is no longer considered a sufficient length of time, and some modern geologists declare that the Nile must have worked at the formation of its own estuary for at least seventy-four thousand years.
EmilyHOST
4:58
They appeared to be a peaceful expedition, but they all carried arms hidden in their robes.
EmilyHOST
5:02
And then when they reached the white tent at the center of Al-Fayyum, they withdrew their scimitars and rifles and they attacked an empty tent.
EmilyHOST
5:11
At that point, the men of the oasis had surrounded the horsemen or the tribesmen that had come there from the desert.
EmilyHOST
5:17
And within half an hour, all but one of the intruders were dead.

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