Ankh (left) and Eye of Horus (right) two of the most important symbols in ancient Egypt.
Ankh was a symbol of life and irresistible strength, given by the gods to kings.
The right eye of the falcon head sky god Horus, known as Eye of Ra and the symbol of the sun, and the left eye, known as  Eye of Horus and regarded as the symbol of the moon, were sacred signs of protection..

       
From Left:
* The sun god and supreme deity, Ra, with princess Taperet. Ra, or Re, is identified with Atum who originated from the early watery chaos, Nun, and created gods, humans, and all living things.
* Falcon-head sky god, Horus, and (according to some stories his mother)  Isis.
* Isis the wife/sister of Osiris, who magically and temporarily restored her murdered husband to life (according to some stories by performing oral sex on his corpse), conceived by union with him, and gave birth to Horus to avenge his father.
* Originally worshipped as the god of the dead, Osiris was the first son of Geb and Nut, great-grandson of Ra and heir to his throne, and the Universal Lord and Great King of Egypt. Geb, god of earth, and Nut, goddess of sky, were children of Shu, god of air, and his wife/sister Tefnut whom Ra brough forth by masturbating. Osiris was murdered by his brother Seth. Later, Horus avenged his father and became the supreme king of Egypt, while resurrected Osiris became the ruler of the underworld.

     
From Left:
* The earth god, Geb, and the sky goddess, Nut, Osiris's parents, separated by their father Shu, the god of air.
* Isis and Nefertari, queen of the famous pharaoh Ramses II.
* Horus and Nefertari.

       

From Left:
* Temple of Ra in AbuSimbel made by Ramses II.
* Temple of Hathor, goddess of love, in AbuSimbel made by Ramses II.
* Hathor with the pharaoh Seti I.
* Musicians .