The most well known pharaoh.
Who was King Tut?
The writing system of ancient Egypt that uses pictures.
What is Hieroglyphics?
This was King Khufu's greatest architectural achievement.
What is the Great Pyramid of Egypt?
The process of preserving a dead body.
What is Embalming?
The shapes and elevations of the land of a region.
What is Topography?
This pharaoh ruled for 60 years.
Who is Ramses II?
This water plant was used as paper.
What is Papyrus?
The temple with four, giant seated statues of King Ramses II.
What is Abu Simbel?
Animals and Humans preserved after death.
What is Mummies?
Southern Egypt, where the Nile starts.
What is Upper Egypt?
This pharaoh had 100 wives.
Who is Ramses II?
When you can see the land again after flooding.
What is emergence?
A temple made of Alabaster, believed to have been deconstructed by a late Pharaoh.
What is White Chapel?
An existence after death, vital to ancient Egyptian's beliefs.
What is Afterlife?
Northern Egypt, stretches across the Nile delta.
What is Lower Egypt?
This female pharaoh often wore a beard.
Who is Queen Hatshepsut?
This piece of jewelry was believed to ward off evil spirits.
What is Amulet?
The main temple had two obelisks outside, along with 200 sphinx statues.
What is Temple at Dayr al-Bahri?
One of the most well preserved Pharaohs.
Who is King Tut?
The large body of water north of Africa and south of Europe.
What is Mediterranean Sea?
This Pharaoh was strongly disliked due to him enforcing monotheism.
Who is King Akhenaton?
The rankings of ancient Egypt.
What is social pyramid?
A statue made of limestone, built by one Khufu's sons. This statue depicts the builders face on a lions body.
What is Great Sphinx of Giza?
The Pharaoh and his riches were buried here once he died.
What is Tombs?
A dry and sandy landscape, part of what Egypt is known for.
What is Desert?