Process
Purpose
Tools and Materials
Tombs and Burial
Legacy
100

What is mummification?

Preserving of a body after death.

100

Why did the ancient Egyptians mummify bodies?

To prepare for the Afterlife

100

The tools were used to build the pyramids are...

copper, stone, and wood tools

100

Where were mummies placed after being wrapped?

In a coffin or sarcophagus.

100

Ancient Egypt is known for their ____________

Ancient Egypt is known for their mummification

200

Which organ was removed first during mummification?

The Brain

200

Who were mummified in ancient Egypt?

Pharaohs and wealthy people.

200

The organs were kept in a jar called _______ ____ 

The organs were kept in a jar called Canopic Jars

200

What type of writing was found on tomb walls?

Hieroglyphics.

200

What was Horus's Father's name?

Osiris

300

people used ______ ____ to dry out the body

people used Natron Salt to dry out the body

300

Egyptians believed that the body would _______ with the ____ in the afterlife

Egyptians believed that the body would reunite with the soul in the afterlife

300

How long did the drying process take?

40 Days

300

What famous tomb was found intact in 1922?

King Tutankhamun's tomb

300

What was Horus's mother's name?

Isis

400

Which organ was left in the body?

The Heart

400

What was placed in tombs to help the deceased in the afterlife?

Food, treasures, and items.

400

What oil was used to treat the body before wrapping?

Perfumed oils

400

What was the purpose of burial chambers?

To protect the mummy and treasures

400

What is sculpture has the head of a man and body of a lion 

The Sphinx

500

What material was used to wrap the body?

Linen

500

What god was associated with mummification?

Anubis

500

What were axes used for 

Warfare and construction

500

most pharaohs were buried in the ______ __ ___ _____ during the New Kingdom

most pharaohs were buried in the Valley of the Kings

500

Did Egypt create 6-7?

NO!!!

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