- bank at the
mouth of the
westernmost branch of the
Delta –
known as the
Canopic or
Heracleotic branch. It
belonged to the
seventh Egyptian Nome, known...
- the
deceased or the gods, and/or
burial spells.
Early canopic jars were
placed inside a
canopic chest and
buried in
tombs together with the sarcophagus...
- Look up
canopy in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Canopy may
refer to:
Canopy (biology),
aboveground portion of
plant community or crop (including forests)...
- A
canopy bed is a bed with a
canopy,
which is
usually hung with bed curtains. Functionally, the
canopy and
curtains keep the bed warmer, and
screen it...
-
Canopic chests are
cases used by
ancient Egyptians to
contain the
internal organs removed during the
process of mummification. Once
canopic jars began...
- SS
Canopic was a p****enger
liner of the
White Star Line. The ship was
built by
Harland &
Wolff in
Belfast for the
Dominion Line, and
launched on 31 May...
- A
canopy is an
overhead roof or else a
structure over
which a
fabric or
metal covering is attached, able to
provide shade or
shelter from
weather conditions...
- the
canopy is the
aboveground portion of a
plant cropping or crop,
formed by the
collection of
individual plant crowns. In
forest ecology,
canopy refers...
-
Solar canopies are
solar arrays installed on
canopies,
which could be a
parking lot
canopy, carport, gazebo, Pergola, or
patio cover. The
mounting structure...
-
connection with the
canopic jars was
established in the
First Intermediate Period, and
afterward they
became ubiquitous in the
decoration of
canopic chests, coffins...
