This pharaoh was known for wanting to be seen as a fighter.
Who was Tut?
Water flooded and provided water to all the crops.
What is High Nile?
They washed the body, removed the organs, and filled the body with natron.
What is Emblaming?
Has 2 million blocks inside and took 20 years to build.
What is the Great Pyramid?
They would decorate the ship with decorations on each boat.
What did Artisans do?
This pharaoh was known for his military leadership and building numerous monuments.
Who is Rames II?
Where water did not flood the land and very little water was provided to the crops.
What is Low Nile?
A spiritual doing, allowing the dead to eat and drink again.
What is the opening of the mouth?
Made with Alabaster, with artwork on the walls and it was destroyed later on.
What is the White Chapel?
They would row the boat in the water.
What did Laborers do?
This pharaoh was known for encouraging trade.
Who is Hatshepsut?
What is the afterlife?
They would wrap the neck in linen.
What is wrapping?
The entrance was graced with 200 sphinx statues and had detailed cravings of the journey of her traders.
What is the Temple of Dayr-al-Bahri?
Small little shopping carts on boats selling something.
This pharaoh was harsh and cruel, but others said he was powerful but kind.
Who was Khufu?
Low ranking person, not a lot of rights, and bad houses/jobs.
What is a pesant?
A tent used to preform the mummification process.
What is an ibu tent?
Carved into a cliff in a bank on the Nile river. Twice a year the sun would allign with the entrance allowing all the statues to shine.
What is the Abu Simbel?
What did Farmers do?
This pharaoh was a strong leader who ruled a stable, unified Egypt.
Who is Senusret I?
Supplies to live.
What is a resource?
They would take out liver, lungs and stomach.
Used to caculate the water of the nile during the annual flooding.
What is the Nilometer?
Stone pillers were placed on every boat.
What did Masons do?