Ancient Mesopotamia
Something that was made a long time ago.
What is an artifact?
A material made from reeds grown by the Nile.
What was Papyrus?
A place for listening to speeches, trading, and gossiping in the center of Greece.
What was an agora?
A shiny, clear finish that is put on many different things.
What is Lacquer?
A mixture including volcanic dust and lime mortar that eventually became hard.
What is concrete?
A reed that was used for writing.
What is a stylus?
The Upper Nile.
What was in the southern half of Egypt?
This person taught by asking a lot of questions.
Who was Socrates?
It was about as long as the whole border from the U.S. and Canada
How long was the Great Wall of China?
This place was in full view of the public.
Where were there public bathrooms?
An arched-shaped plot of land that was in the Middle East.
What was the Fertile Crescent?
It caused them to lose their teeth.
What was the Egyptian bread like?
A long epic about a man and his big adventures.
What was The Odyssey?
Small feet.
What was a sign of beauty in Ancient China?
Women wore bikinis.
What did women wear at the public baths?
A series of laws and punishments made by a Babylonian King.
What is Hammurabi's Code?
The lord of the dead.
Who was Osiris?
The god of the underworld.
Who was Hades?
A five-piece orchestra.
What did most wealthy families have when the Han Dynasty was in rule?
This place had a hole in the rough and is now used as a Catholic church.
What is the Pantheon?
To improve their appearance.
Why did Mesopotamian people rub their faces with stones?
Your heart would have been weighed against the "feather of truth"
What would be believed to happen to you in the afterlife in Egyptian mythology?
A temple dedicated to the Goddess, Athena.
What was the Parthenon?
One of the Greek orators.
Who was Democritus?
Removing Gall Stones
What medical surgery did the Romans not do?