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Ancient Egypt By Emily

Ancient Egypt By Emily . Mummies, Pyramids, Pharaohs, and much , much more. The Land of Egypt. The country of Egypt’s main source of water is from the Nile river Egyptians could not have survived without the Nile’s yearly floods The farmers grew their crops in the black mud of the Nile .

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Ancient Egypt By Emily

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  1. Ancient EgyptByEmily Mummies, Pyramids, Pharaohs, and much , much more.

  2. The Land of Egypt • The country of Egypt’s main source of water is from the Nile river • Egyptians could not have survived without the Nile’s yearly floods • The farmers grew their crops in the black mud of the Nile

  3. The People of Egypt • To the Egyptians their Pharaoh was a living image of a god. • So the Pharaoh was very important • Cleopatra • IIV • There were the very honored people. These were the Chief Minister, • the Monarchs and the Temple Priest. The Chief Minister was in charge • of taxes, overseeing of crops, irrigation and settling disputes. The • Monarchs were in charge of different regions in Egypt. And the Temple • Priests held religious ceremonies. • Then come the craftspeople, farmers and laborers. There were soldiers • and slaves also.

  4. Mummification! Go Mummies!(: Go mummies! (: All the steps of Mummification.

  5. Fashion • Servants & laborers wore VERY simple clothes made from ruff cloth. • The important people with a lot of wealth wore make up, clothes with very fine cloth, perfume, and jewelry • Children wore nothing with shaved heads to protect them from lice. This (above) Compared to this

  6. THE Art of Egypt The art of Egypt was very traditional and only changed slightly over the years. The materials they used were metal, glass, gold, and, of course, paint. The types of craftsmen were potters, carpenters, goldsmiths, metalworkers, and many, many more.

  7. Some of the Gods of Egyptian Culture are: Horus, God of the sky Anubis, Guide of the souls Sobek, The Crocodile God Some of the Goddesses of Egyptian Culture are: Sekhmet, Goddess of war Bastet, Goddess of life & fertility Taweret, Goddess of childbirth The Almighty Gods And Goddesses Of Egypt Sobek Horus Anubis Taweret Bastet LOOK THE GODS!!!LOOK AT THEM!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sekhmet

  8. THE PYRAMIDS There were different types of pyramids than the ones we see today like the: Step pyramid The true pyramid Bent pyramid The Bent pyramid The True pyramid The Step pyramid

  9. The Three Kingdoms • The Old Kingdom. The people believed that only a Pharaoh could survive death. Since he was thought to be a god • The Middle Kingdom. King Mentuhotep reunited the country. Taking over control from the nomarchs. • The New Kingdom. There were some very unusual Pharaohs during that time. One Pharaoh tried to change the religion. Another Pharaoh was the first woman to take the throne King Montenhotep Pharaoh Hatshepsut

  10. The Medicine • A likely treatment in Egypt would be binding a slice of meat over a stitched wound. • They may have cured a bad cough by eating a dead mouse. • With more difficult sicknesses they used magic.

  11. Fun Facts About Egypt • The first Egyptians were wandering herdspeople living along the Nile • A Pharaoh would marry several times. • The eldest son and daughter of the “Great Wife” were heir or heiress to the throne. • The heir & heiress would marry each other to keep the god’s blood undiluted. • Women were very independent. So they rarely relied on their husbands.

  12. THE END

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