'Mummification' diaporamas de présentation

Ancient Egypt: Mummification & Burial Rituals

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Paleontology

Paleontology. Mr. Pearson. Fossil. Information Provided by Fossils. Historical Biology Paleoenvironment Paleoclimate Paleogeography Evidence and Proof for Evolution. Formation of Fossils. Need for Special Circumstances. Kinds of Fossils. Impact of Different Circumstances. Body Fossils.

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Egyptian Mummification

Egyptian Mummification. Purpose of Egyptian Mummification. The Ancient Egyptians believed that after death the ka and the ba would travel to another world during the day, and at night they would return to find their bodies.

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MUMMIFICATION (Text p. 68-73)

MUMMIFICATION (Text p. 68-73). Natural Mummification. The earliest ancient Egyptians buried their dead in small pits in the desert. The heat and dryness of the sand dehydrated the bodies quickly, creating lifelike and natural 'mummies'.

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Early River Valley Civilizations

Early River Valley Civilizations. 3500 B.C.-450 B.C. . What is the fertile crescent?. Between Persian Gulf and Mediterranean sea in Southwest Asia Region is curved shaped and the land is rich Provided some of the best farming in Southwest Asia. Became known as Mesopotamia. Mesopotamia.

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Egyptian Civilization

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Fossils

Fossils. What is a fossil?. A fossil is an impression, cast, original material or track of any animal or plant that is preserved in rock after the original organic material is transformed or removed. . A fossil may be:. an original skeleton or shell; a mold or cast;

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Ancient Egypt Customs & Cultures

Ancient Egypt Customs & Cultures. By: Chelsey Curry Kennedy Curry. Customs. Mummification Hieroglyphs The Pharaoh. Mummification.

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Mummification

Mummification. Canopic Jars. Imsety Hapy Duametef Qebehsenuef Liver Lungs Stomach Intestines. Materials Used in Mummification. linen 2) sawdust 3) lichen 4) beeswax 5) resin 6) natron 7) onion 8) Nile mud

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Comparing Egypt and Sumer

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Egyptian Mummification.

Egyptian Mummification. . Be Felicity 7b. Introduction.

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Inca Achievements

Inca Achievements. Red: Copy exactly as you see it Yellow: Write in own words Green: Follow along & discuss. Review of Mayan Achievements. Mayans: Stone Calendars Glyphs & Codex Astronomy Math. Review of Aztec Achievements. Aztecs: Chinampas Stone Calendars Glyphs Astronomy.

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Who ? Where ? What? Why? When?

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Ancient Egypt

Ancient Egypt. By Abby Liam and Courtney. River Nile. The river Nile is about 6670 KM and 416 miles in length and is the longest river in Africa and the world. Rosetta stone.

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An Ancient journey

An Ancient journey. By Claudia Cayden and Andrew. Where is Egypt?. Egypt is in Africa . The capital of Egypt is Cairo. Egypt is in the north of Africa. Farming in Ancient Egypt.

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Anubis

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Anubis

God of Mummification and of The Underworld. Anubis. Anubis is a man with the head of a jackal-like animal. His head is black, and his shows his position as god of the dead.

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Pharaohs

Ancient Egypt. Pharaohs. The N ile River. Mummification. Mummification. Add at least two pictures and four sentences about each topic. Home. Pharaoh. Home. The Nile River. Home.

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MUMMIFICATION

MUMMIFICATION. Kayla Bova & Ashley Niehaus 4 th Hour Ancient World Civilizations Mrs. Bryant November , 2006.

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