Egyptian symbol of stability and represents the backbone of Osiris.

Egyptian Symbol of authority.

Symbol of power and one of the depictions of the god Amon of Thebes.

Deities Shu, Bastet, Sekhmet and the Sphinx were all depicted was this animal.

__________________ were symbols of new life and resurrection because they shed their skin.

Egyptians equated the __________________________ act of rising from dung with the idea of rebirth after death.

A symbol of a circle without beginning or end and encircling the sun forever. This protected the pharaoh forever.

Elongated form of the Shen Ring that encircled royal names.

Which animal was not a symbol of power in Ancient Egypt?

_____________ was the skin of the gods.

The Near East Phoenicians wore this royal color that was not available in Egypt.

Priests wore the pelt of what type of animal over his shoulder during ceremonies?

Linen clothing was made from what plant?

Egyptian Priests were expected to bathe at least 6 times a day in the Nile.

Quarrymen would often receive ________________ as part of their pay for work completed.

Which queen would often wear a false beard during ceremonies?

Shendyt was a special type of shoes worn by the pharaoh.

Amulets were worn both in life as well as in death.

What type of amulet was worn in a child's hair to protect them from dangers in the Nile?

___________________ was a cheaper stone used in the replacement of Lapis Lazuli.

Ancient Egyptian Underworld.

Ancient Egyptian Afterlife.

All Egyptians reached the Field of Reeds.

All of the good and bad deeds of a persons life were stored in the _____________________.

If a person was depicted or drawn smaller in Egyptian art it meant they were typically less important.

Statues that came to life in the tombs to serve the deceased were called ________________.

The wealthy had showers in their homes that consisted of servants pouring water on their heads.

The pig Shai was considered a form of the god _______________, the evil brother of Osiris.

Belief in only one god.

Belief in more than one god.

What is the final ceremony one must pass to make it to the Field of Reeds?