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NEW MILLENNIUM EVANGELICAL CHURCH (NMEC) was established 15 years ago with its mission: “To lead people to Christ and make them God-loving and people-caring Christians”, and one of its activities is the BIZPRO SEMINAR EVENTS where a group of business and professional people meet bi-monthly for fellowship and seminars. "LIKE US" on Facebook to get updates & other information. For inquiries, please email us at bizpronmec@gmail.com #bizpro #nmec
Family Business Inc : Roadmap to Success with Pastor Dennis Sy of Victory Greenhills will join BIZPRO Seminar at New Millennium Evangelical Church in Malate Manila #bizpro #nmec
Granite statue of the moon god Khonsu, National Museum Of Egyptian Civilization (NMEC), Cairo, Egypt
BIZPRO NMEC Pastor Dennis Sy of Victory Greenhills Family Business Inc at New Millennium Evangelical Church BIZPRO Seminar Event last November 22, 2016
BIZPRO NMEC Seminar Event - All In : Create a Culture of Workplace Excellence at New Millennium Evangelical Church July 26, 2016 #bizpro #nmec #bizprosemiar #event #seminar
BIZPRO NMEC Pastor Dennis Sy of Victory Greenhills Family Business Inc at New Millennium Evangelical Church BIZPRO Seminar Event last November 22, 2016
Constructed with a wooden frame, the chariot's body was entirely enclosed with wooden panels covered in canvas, stucco, and fine linen, which were carved with low-relief scenes depicting the pharaoh in battle or hunting. The chariot featured six-spoke wheels and was decorated with inlaid glass and ivory, showcasing the king smiting enemies, a common motif for royal power.
Dimensions: The body measured approximately 86 cm in height, 103 cm in width, and 52 cm in depth.
Condition: While the body was found intact, the tomb yielded only fragments of the yoke-saddle, pole, and leather trappings; notably, no wheels were found.
Reign Context: Thutmose IV ruled for a short period of about 9 years (approx. 1419–1410 BC), and this chariot likely served for desert patrols and ceremonial displays rather than active warfare.
Discovery: It was excavated by Howard Carter and is considered one of the finest examples of New Kingdom royal chariots, distinct from the heavily decorated chariots found in Tutankhamun's tomb.
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