Leonidas/Cleopatra
Deir el-Medina
Palmyra
Egyptian Funerary
100

What battle did Leonidas fight and lead in which made him a legend

Battle of Thermopylae

100

What was Deir el-Medina?

A village where workers who built the tombs in the Valley of the Kings lived

100

What were caravans

Trading parties that travelled using camels and traded between cities

100

Where were the "cheat codes" located for the afterlife?

Book of the dead, Coffin Texts, Pyramid Texts

200

Who was the Leader Leonidas tried to kill

Xerxes

200

Who lived in Deir el-Medina?

 skilled workers, artisans, and their families who built royal tombs

200

What country was the architecture inspired by?

Greece

200

What was the main part of the funeral to give Life back into the dead for the Afterlife?

opening of the mouth

300

How was Cleoparta portrayed in Egyptian and Roman perspectives?

Cleopatra was shown as a strong and divine ruler whose beauty was powerful enough to manipulate men

300

Why was Deir el-Medina important to ancient Egypt?

It helped build and protect the tombs of Pharaohs, keeping their burial sites safe

300

Who was considered the King of Kings in Palmyra

Odaenathus

300

What burial item acted as substitute workers for Egyptians in the afterlife

Ushabti

400

What two Roman leaders did Cleopatra form political and personal alliances with to secure Egypt’s power?

Julius Caesar and Mark Antony  

400

What kind of records have been found at Deir el-Medina?

Ostraca-ancient writings, letters, and documents showing daily life and work of the villages found on pieces of stone

400

Palmyra is located 210km from where?

 Damascus

400

What tool was used for the opening of the mouth ceremony?

Adze

500

How did ancient Greeks view Leonidas' sacrifice at Thermopylae?

A heroic and noble act of bravery as he fought to protect Greece

500

How do the discoveries of Deir el-Medina help historians understand ancient Egyptian society?

They show details about jobs, family life, religion and socail rules in ancient egypt

500

Why was Palmyra’s location in the Syrian Desert both an advantage and a disadvantage for its development as a major trade centre in the Roman period?

Palmyra’s location in an oasis provided a rare and reliable water source, making it a crucial stop for caravans crossing the desert.

500

Who would a deceased egyptian and Ra fight off during the journey to the field of reeds?

Apep