Ancient Egyptian Civilization

Structures

• Buildings or other constructions, such as the pyramids

• Natural formations like mountains and valleys

• Temporary setups like tents and booths

• Art installations and sculptures

Mummy

• A dead body of a human that has been preserved by removal of the internal organs and wrapping in bandages.

• A type of ancient Egyptian tomb.

• A preserved animal found in the Arctic.

• A ceremonial mask used in ancient rituals.

Egypt

• A country in northeastern Africa, home to one of the world's earliest and most influential civilizations.

• A desert region in the Middle East known for its oil reserves.

• An island nation in the Mediterranean Sea famous for its ancient ruins.

• A landlocked country in southern Africa known for its wildlife.

Culture

• The social behavior, norms, and practices found in human societies, such as food, dress, and holiday traditions

• A type of music that originated in the 20th century

• A scientific method used to study human behavior

• A form of government that emphasizes individual rights

Pharaohs

• The rulers of ancient Egypt, considered to be gods in human form.

• The military leaders of ancient Egypt.

• The builders of the pyramids in ancient Egypt.

• The merchants of ancient Egypt.

Hieroglyphs

• A system of writing using symbols or pictures used in ancient Egypt.

• A type of ancient Egyptian architecture.

• A form of ancient Egyptian currency.

• A style of ancient Egyptian painting.

Technology

• The application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, which in ancient Egypt included innovations in construction, agriculture, and more.

• A method of communication that uses electronic devices to transmit information.

• The study of ancient civilizations and their contributions to modern society.

• A branch of science that deals with the physical and natural world through observation and experimentation.

Tomb

• A large building for burying the dead, such as those found in ancient Egypt.

• A type of ancient Egyptian sculpture.

• A ceremonial site for worshiping gods.

• A place where ancient manuscripts were stored.

Modern

• Relating to the past or ancient times; something very old

• Relating to the present or recent times; something very new

• Relating to a specific historical period; something traditional

• Relating to future developments; something speculative

Record

• a piece of information that is written on paper

• a type of musical album

• a document that is stored digitally

• a summary of events in a timeline