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King who first united upper and lower Egypt.
Ancient Egyptian system of writing.
Name for an archaeologist who studies only ancient Egypt.
Paper-like product made from plants that grew along the Nile River.
Main River that flows through Egypt.
Name given to the kings of ancient Egypt.
The belief in many gods.
The place that all ancient Egyptians wanted to go after their deaths.
Person who found king Tut’s tomb in 1922.
Object was the key to decoding ancient Egyptian writing.
A flat-roofed tomb.
The object that contained all the information about the ancient Egyptian afterlife.
Famous king who lived for 90 years and built many monuments and temples.
The annual flooding of the Nile River.
The process of removing the internal organs and bodily fluids.
Rocky areas in the Nile River that create waterfalls.
The process for preserving the body for the afterlife.
Containers that were used to store the internal organs.
Magical ornaments wrapped within a mummy.
Stone coffins that held ancient Egyptian mummies.
Famous king whose tomb was untouched for thousands of years.
Four-sided, triangular tombs built for powerful kings.
Famous king who built the Great Pyramid.
Time period when the pyramids were built.
The means by which water is brought to crops.
A triangle-Shaped area of land made of soil deposited by the Nile River.
Time period when Egypt conquered other lands and became an empire.
Time period when Egyptians strengthened their own lands.
Time period when Egyptians developed irrigation and hieroglyphics.
These individuals built the pyramids.
God of the sky, who was believed to be the pharaoh.
God in charge of embalming and the “weighing of the heart ceremony”.
God of the sun.
Term the Egyptians used for the soul.
Term the Egyptians used for their invisible twin.
Special chemical used to dry out the body.
The internal organ that was not preserved in the mummification process.
The internal organ that was left in the body.
The final ritual before a mummy was placed in its tomb.
Tall, four-sided pillars that had a pyramid at the top.
Series of rulers from the same family.
Items that were traded to other regions.
Items that are brought in from other regions.
A person who trades goods for a living.
The Northern part of Egypt.
The Southern part of Egypt.
The plateau where the Great Pyramid was built.
The land to the west of Egypt.
A famous female pharaoh.
Group that included the pharaoh’s relatives, priests, and military officials.
The application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes.
A system of paths followed by merchants.
The Egyptian symbol for life.
Small statues that come to life in the afterlife.
A ruler’s name with an oval drawn around it.