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วันพุธที่ 30 มิถุนายน พ.ศ. 2553

Currency .. the invention of Pharaohs.

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In the archaeological discovery is the first of its kind, a number of researchers and archaeologists Egyptian treasure of coins dating back to the times of some of the Pharaonic, the importance of this discovery that it denies scientific evidence categorical claims by some historians who claimed that the ancient Egyptians did not know the currency and that they were dealing in buying and selling system, barter or a commodity swap another.<br />
Interestingly, the findings reached by the research group during the examination of thousands of artifacts, the smaller ones in the stores of the Egyptian Museum, which archaeologists had believed that it is just amulets or charms, has shown only on close examination coins inscribed date of minting and value, or rulers, the Pharaohs who were in the royal family , some of which dates to the period during which Jesus lived, Joseph in Egypt and some with his image and his name! The mistaken belief at the time that the Egyptian wheat are traded for other commodities, but the surprise is that the verses of the Koran Bodouhili indicate that in the era of Joseph, Egypt was deal of money.<br />
The story of this discovery tell the President of the research group of Dr. Saeed Mohammed Thabet leading Lovers Society in the effects which he said in the course of his research on the effects of the Prophet (peace be upon him) was found on the amulets a lot in the stores of the Antiquities Authority in the Egyptian Museum and demonstrated different times before and after Youssef (Joseph), including coin bearing his image as a Minister King, the caretaker of her time on coffers of Egypt or to the post of finance minister in our time, was common among scholars and archaeologists have not been trading currencies in that era was not the idea found from the base and even Periods late ancient Egyptian history, and was believed to that transactions were conducted in a manner swap or barter, so for example a quantity of wheat in exchange for an equal amount of dates or fruit or other.<br />
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The researcher added that supports this approach relying on the swap is not to discover ancient coins in the tombs of the ancient Egyptian funerary furniture or under who maintain private collections in the cemetery buried after the return of life to him.<br />
, "Said Dr Saeed Thabet he began to be addressed through the information , so he examined many of these furniture funeral I have many Lafraain and within the possessions of which are of archaeological value, ideological, optimistic person loves that kept their coins Aziz or optimistic or used as an amulet or talisman or perhaps a special decoration made of gold or silver, and has already revealed the codes are simple, of course, it is an old Egyptian coins because of the data showing the value of the material and contain the image of ownership in most cases.<br />
The researcher said: The research relied on the statement in the third Pharaonic dynasty , which is mentioned in some texts to the effect that the Egyptian currency old at the time was called Aldbn and was worth about one-quarter gram of gold, and received the name of the currency in a letter to a man called Thoth Nectanebo The Messenger of the King to inspect bridges over the River Nile, especially in the days of the flood and was sending letters to his son asking him to lease land and pay rent to be in the form of coins of Aldbn and some product of agriculture crops, the name of the currency codes in other families in the era of the third, sixth and twelfth dynasties was rainy or SAT and <br />
Amulets and charms<br />
the research group also thought that the currency effects and the majority of the scientists as a special kind of amulets or charms, and others thought that some of the jewelry and ornaments are in fact based on the coins for several reasons, foremost among the prevalence of the proliferation of these currencies between the pieces of various effects, and take the form circular or oval, There is also further evidence of clear differences in sizes of these currencies and materials which it was made, which include Ivory and some precious stones for copper, silver, gold and others.<br />
The researcher also noted that such foreign currencies, especially made of precious metals or precious stones such as ornaments or jewelry of women was characterized by the presence of the holes so it can be suspended on the necks or chests, and used some of the other, which contained images of gods and texts of some of the prayers and entreaties Kmguetniat placed inside rolls of mummies or on the heart, at the time was set up in the form of coins or an insect scarab, and allowing ease of this observation is the first discovery of its kind, there are about 500 pieces, including the Egyptian Museum, called "the mascots and amulets were placed in the store in the drawers closed and unsafe.<br />
Egyptian Antiquities and Minister of Culture devoted efforts in the History and Archaeology of Ancient Egyptian attention to this treasure of Egypt and to study historic content of those coins, which bear the names of the kings and the gods of Egypt, and the dates of certain of these kings, and periods of time where they have lived and issued those currencies and by which they can correct the many errors and historical documentaries on ancient Egyptian history.</p>


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Tips For The Amateur Postage Stamp Collector

<p class="articletext">For postage stamp collectors, "a stamp is not just a stamp". The stamp collector often sees a mysterious place as well as an interesting culture the moment one views a stamp from a foreign country that depicts a foreign landscape.<br />
"Postage stamp collecting" is a fascinating hobby that stimulates one's curiosity in people and places beyond one's borders.<br />
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Here are tips for the amateur postage stamp collector:<br />
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On soaking the stamps:<br />
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1. Before soaking your stamp, separate stamps that are on any colored paper, stamps having colored cancellations, particularly those with purple or red ink, stamps of very dark in color, stamps that are on poor paper quality, or those with unidentified inks that could liquefy in the basin of water and can stain other stamps. Any "unuasual" stamps should be separated and handled one by one.<br />
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2. Trim the paper of the envelope that surrounds stamp, being extra careful as not to scratch or slice the edges of the stamp.<br />
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3. When soaking the stamp, take a shallow container with lukewarm water and float in the stamps having the pictures side facing you. Make certain that there is enough room for the stamps to float not to stick to each other. Avoid soaking too many stamps all at one time.<br />
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4. Leave the stamps to float until such time that the adhesive dissolves so that the stamps easily slides off the piece of paper. Paper can rip easily so handle the stamp carefully and just allow the water to work on it.<br />
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5. Rinse off gently the stamps back in fresh clean water to so that all the adhesive is taken off.<br />
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6. Position the stamps in a manner that they are not touching each other on top of paper towels to dry, or old newspapers.<br />
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7. Leave the stamps to dry. When they should curl afterwards, place them in another dry piece of paper and place a heavy book on them.<br />
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Choosing the right album for your collection:<br />
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1. Your very first postage stamp album will be an experiment, except when you have looked at someone else's stamp album and you believe that type would also be ideal for you.<br />
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2. Listen to and take the dealers advice when buying a postage stamp album; do not be completely convinced by allegations that a certain album brand is "the best." Note that a stamp album that is made by a well known stamp album manufacturer, and is expensive, does not necessarily mean that it is "the best" and is right for you.<br />
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3. When shopping take into account all features and aspects such as the albums price, appearance and format and make a wise choice.<br />
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4. Good and efficient beginners' stamp albums are widely available and should be affordable and fully characterized so to point out where certain stamps should go and some albums can even include added information, like maps and data regarding different countries.<br />
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5. If you prefer not purchasing those premium albums due to its price, choose the quality carefully. Stamp albums with weak and delicate pages can not endure the tension of heavy stamps when your collection increases.<br />
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6. Choose an album with acid-free pages.<br />
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7. When buying a stamp album similar to most things, one needs to shop around first and examine it thoroughly before buying. Also do not be discouraged when your first album turns to be not the perfect one for your needs. You always will need a temporary place to keep your duplicates as your hobby expands.<br />
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Some popular stamps:<br />
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1. The "Treskilling Yellow Swedish" postage stamp is in fact the world's most valuable stamp. Likewise it is the world's most valuable "thing" in terms of volume, weight and density.<br />
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2. The "Penny Black" was actually the first in the world as an "official adhesive postage stamp"; released on "May 1, 1840" by the "United Kingdom"<br />
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3. The "Inverted Jenny" is a postage stamp from United States issued in 1918 whereby the airplane at designs center, accidentally was printed the wrong side up. There were only 100 inverts found, thus this made the Inverted Jenny among the "most valuable" stamps, now costing about 150,000 US dollars.<br />
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Being a postage stamp collector offers diversity in knowledge. Indeed, stamp collecting is worthwhile hobby.</p>


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