Egypt Temples - Abu Simbel and Philae 1.0
The dramatic seated statues of Ramesses the Great sit by the Nile in Nubia, staring sternly at the passersby. Anyone sailing from Nubia down the Nile knew that this was the territory of the Pharaoh. Nearby, in a second rock cut temple, Ramesses and his beloved Queen Nefertari stride out of the rock face toward the sun. AbuSimbel was built by Ramesses the Great in his middle years and includes statues of his Great Queen Nefertari and some of...
Price: USD $11.00;
License: Time-limited trial
File Size: 3268 KB;
Platform: Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP
Egypt of David Roberts 1.0
50 images of Egypt by David Roberts. Beautiful Pharaonic and Islamic scenes chosen from his six volumes of prints published in 1846. This screensaver includes a portrait of David Roberts plus scenes along the Nile of AbuSimbel, Karnak, the Temple of Luxor, the Colossus of Memnon, Temples of Kom Obo, Esna and Edfu, views of Philae, interiors and exteriors of mosques in Cairo, views of Cairo, Pyramids of Giza, and the Sphinx. All images have...
Price: USD $10.00;
License: Time-limited trial
File Size: 3350 KB;
Platform: Windows 95, Windows NT
Egypt 3D Screensaver 1.2
Ancient Egypt has captured the imagination of both scholars and laypeople for years... Enter the mysterious Egyptian world and discover its most famous and fascinating places with this awesome 3D screensaver! Wander around the ruins of the notable Ramesseum or get inside the imposing tomb of Tutankhamun. Creep deep into the secret heart of the rock temples at AbuSimbel or enjoy the serene beauty of the great River Nile. This extremely...
Price: USD $9.95;
License: Shareware (Free to Try)
File Size: 19496 KB;
Platform: Windows XP, Windows 98, Windows 95, Windows 2000
King Tut's Tomb in Las Vegas 1.0
In this 38 image screensaver you can see the replica of King Tut's Tomb at the Luxor hotel on the Las Vegas Strip. This historically accurate reproduction of the original burial chambers was painstakingly recreated by leading Egyptologists. Many of the artifacts are placed just as Howard Carter first discovered them in 1922. Egypt's King Tutankhamen is known as "The Boy King" because he inherited the throne at the age of 9 and died...
Price: USD $11.00;
License: Shareware (Free to Try)
File Size: 5000 KB;
Platform: Windows 95, Windows, Windows 98, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP
