Pharaohs
This pharaoh was famous for the riches found in his tomb. Also known as the boy king
Who is King Tut (Tutankahman)
This was used to wrap the body towards the end of the process
What is linen
The belief in more than one god
Polytheism
This river runs through Egypt
What is the Nile
This is the form of paper that the ancient egyptians made out of a plant
What is Papyrus
This woman pharaoh was almost erased from history
Who is Hatshepsut
This special salt was used to dry the body
What is Natron
This was the god of the sun
Ra
Egypt was broken into two sections the _____ and _______ egypt
What is the upper and lowers egypt
This stone helped decode what Hieroglyphics mean
What is the Rosetta stone
This pharaoh was known for the Great Pyramid of Giza
Who is Khufu
Four organs were removed and placed into these during the mummification process
What is Canopic Jars
Sobek, the god of the Nile had this animal for a head/was shown as this animal
What is a Crocodile
This was a scroll that contained spells and pictures though to help the dead navigate to get past demons and make it to the after life.
What is the Book of the Dead
The ancient Egyptians used this to create the calendar
What is the moon
This pharaoh tried to create a monotheistic religion for all people
Who is Akhenaten
Commonly this was done after the drying step to make the body keep its shape
What is stuffing
This is the god of the underworld, he was chopped up by his brother and put back together by his wife Isis
Who is Osiris
This sea was north of Egypt
What is the Mediterranean Sea
This word means the version of art that displayed people’s feet facing sideways and the majority of the body facing forward
What is Frontalism
This pharaoh lived to be 90 and outlived many of his children
Who is Ramses II
Only these people could perform the mummification process
Who is Priests
This was the god of knowledge
Who is Thoth
This organ was not put into a jar since you need it during a test on your journey to the afterlife
What is the heart
This is a mathematical formula that helped the egyptians achieve the most visually pleasing proportions (building and through art)
What is the golden ratio