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Egyptian Writing
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Pharaohs
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Egyptian Pharaohs
Egyptian
Architecture
Egyptian Religin
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Ancient Egypt
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10/2013
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Religion Room
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Writing Room
Room 2
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Architecture Room
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Egyptian Pharaohs
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Embalming Process
Ancient Egyptians believed that by embalming
the body, it would be preserved for the afterlife.
First ,the Egyptians removed the body organs
and applied a special kind of salt. Next they
stored to body for a number of days and they
filled the body with oil and perfumes. Then then
stitched the wounds closed. They cleaned the
body with oil and stitched it closed.
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Sun god Re
Re was the main god in the Egyptian religion.
Re is the god over the sun. Researchers belive
that Re is the central god because of Egypt’s
hot climate.
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The Book of The Dead
The Book of The Dead is a book of spells and
chants used primarily by pharaohs and nobles .
The Egyptian studied the Book of The Dead to
obtain a good afterlife.
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Egyptian Tombs
The Egyptian tombs are used to protect the
pharaoh’s body. They are commonly known as
pyramids.
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Hieroglyphic Scroll
Hieroglyphic Scrolls were the way that they
kept their records. They would write on these
scrolls. They were also ways that they
communicated with each other.
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Hieroglyphic Alphabet
Hieroglyphics was the writing system of the
Egyptians. They had symbols that represented
sounds. These sounds could be used to put
together whole words and sentences.
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Papyrus Paper
Papyrus Paper was used for writing in Ancient
Egypt .The used it to keep dates and other
special events and records. Such as a birth of
a ruler or a change in Pharaohs.
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Egypt Scribes
Egypt Scribes were people who wrote the
special dates, events, and records down. They
were usually people who excelled in writing.
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The Luxor Temple
The Luxor Temple is located on the east bank
of the Nile River. It is a large temple complex
commonly known as the “ southern sanctuary”.
It was considered the most holy temple in the
southern end of Egypt.
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Ramses II’s temple
Ramses the II’s temple was relocated away
from the Nile due to flooding and other natural
causes. This temple was built during the reign
of Rameses the II.
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The Great Sphinx
The Great Sphinx is a huge statue with a head
of a man and a body of a lion. Which stands
guard outside a tomb of a pharaoh.
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The Great Pyramids
The Great Pyramids were built for King Khufu
during his reign as Pharaoh of Ancient Egypt.
Located in present day Giza.
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King Tut
King Tut was appointed Pharaoh at a young
age. He died when he was about 18. His tomb
was discovered in the early 1900’s.
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Rameses II
Ramses the II ruled for 66 years, from 1279
B.C. to 1213 B.C. He was a big military leader
when he was a very small boy. He was one of
the best pharaohs that Egypt ever had.
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Sewadjtu
Sewadjtu reigned for a little over two years. He
did not have a very big impact on Ancient
Egypt.
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Ahmose
Ahmose was an Egyptian pharaoh. He is most
well known for driving the Hyksos out of Egypt
and returning rule of Egypt to the Egyptians.
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Amenhotep
Amenhotep was the son of Ahmose and
Nefritti. He was not a very good pharaoh to
Ancient Egypt because all he wanted was to
change Egypt’s religion.
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Cleopatra
She was the last pharaoh to rule in Ancient
Egypt. She fell in love with the ruler of Rome,
Cesar and when he died, she had an affair with
Mark Anthony. She committed suicide because
the person she loved , Mark Anthony
committed suicide.
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Khufu
Khufu was the pharaoh that built the Great
Pyramids of Giza.
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Hatshepsut
Queen Hatshepsut was the first women
pharaoh. She was in power for over 20 years.
She succeed her husband, denying her
nephew’s inheritance.
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