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Thutmosis I relief sculpture (replica)

Thutmosis I relief sculpture (replica). LO: I can write an accurate and informative description. Vocabulary/Glossary: accurate: correct and factual Thutmosis I: an Egyptian king whose name means ‘born of the god Thoth’.

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Thutmosis I relief sculpture (replica)

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  1. Thutmosis I relief sculpture (replica) LO: I can write an accurate and informative description.

  2. Vocabulary/Glossary: accurate: correct and factual Thutmosis I: an Egyptian king whose name means ‘born of the god Thoth’. New Kingdom: the period 1570 BC –1070 BC which was Egypt’s most prosperous and powerful time. limestone: a rock formed from the remains of tiny shells and micro-skeletons deposited on the sea bed. uraeus: the upright form of an Egyptian spitting cobra(snake). fragment: a small part of something bigger. dig: an archaeological excavation!

  3. Fragment from a carving of King Tuthmosis I, Dynasty 18.

  4. Imagine that you are an archaeologist in Egypt and you have just discovered this fragment of a sculpture from a temple. Your teacher is another archaeologist on the dig and has some background information on the sculpture and its subject. The archaeologists at The World Museum in Liverpool want to hear all about your find. You must investigate the object carefully and prepare an imaginary email to Ashley, the Egyptian specialist there, so he could research your amazing discovery. Task: 1. Read through the ‘Investigating an Object’ procedure carefully. 2. In your group, examine the artefact thoroughly and choose someone to make notes about your thoughts. 3. Compose an email that you might send to Ashley which describes the artefact as accurately as possible. Success Criteria: *Take turns so that everyone gets a chance to share their thoughts. *Use a range of adjectives to describe the artefact accurately. *Check and edit what you have written.

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