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Hedjet (Ancient Egyptian: 𓌉𓏏𓋑, romanized: ḥḏt, lit. 'White One') is the
White Crown of
pharaonic Upper Egypt.
After the
unification of
Upper and Lower...
- Deshret, the
Hedjet, the Khepresh, the Pschent, and the Hemhem. Atef, the
Crown of Osiris, is a
combination of
Upper Egypt's
White crown, the
Hedjet, and ostrich...
- "Red Crown", was a
representation of the
kingdom of
Lower Egypt,
while the
Hedjet, the "White Crown", was worn by the
kings of
Upper Egypt.
After the unification...
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Powerful Ones, from
which the Gr**** term is derived. It
combined the
White Hedjet Crown of
Upper Egypt and the Red
Deshret Crown of
Lower Egypt. The Pschent...
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feathered white crown of the
ancient Egyptian deity Osiris. It
combines the
Hedjet, the
white crown of
Upper Egypt, with
curly ostrich feathers on each side...
- – Red
Crown of
Lower Egypt Hedjet –
White Crown of
Upper Egypt Pschent –
Double Crown of
Lower &
Upper Egypt Atef –
Hedjet Crown with
feathers identified...
- sequins, discs, bosses, or rings.
Given that the
deshret (red crown) and
hedjet (white crown) were
apparently woven of some sort of
plant fiber, the circles...
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symbolising the
proboscis or
sting of the
honey bee). When
combined with the
Hedjet (White Crown) of
Upper Egypt, it
forms the
Pschent (Double Crown), in ancient...
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Egypt were
united c. 3000 BC, but each
maintained its own regalia: the
hedjet or
White Crown for
Upper Egypt and the
deshret or Red
Crown for
Lower Egypt...
- Triad.
Satis was
usually pictured as a
woman in a
sheath dress wearing the
hedjet, the
conical crown of
Upper Egypt, with
antelope horns. She is sometimes...
