Where were pharaohs’ burials moved to during the New Kingdom? (Notes Packet Page 2).

How much did the stone blocks used to build the pyramids weigh? (Notes Packet Page 2).

Which pharaoh was the Great Pyramid of Giza built for? (Notes Packet Page 2).

Became well-known when his tomb was discovered by Howard Carter in 1922 (Notes Packet Page 3).

The Greeks called him Cheops – he built the Great Pyramid of Giza (Notes Packet Page 3).

Nine future pharaohs took his name to honor him (Notes Packet Page 3).

A female pharaoh, she was one of the most successful (Notes Packet Page 3).

The son of Isis and Osiris (Notes Packet Page 4).

The guardian of the dead, and god of mummification (Notes Packet Page 4).

The goddess of resurrection (Notes Packet Page 4).

God of the afterlife, the underworld, and the dead (Notes Packet Page 4).

The person’s ___________________ was removed through the nose, because it was believed that all thinking was done through the heart. (Notes Packet Pages 5-6).

The ____________________________________________ ceremony was not performed until the funeral. This allowed the mummy to eat and speak again in the afterlife. (Notes Packet Pages 5-6).

The body was prepared for burial by _____________________. (Notes Packet Pages 5-6).

The mummification process took ______ days to complete. (Notes Packet Pages 5-6).

The body’s __________________________________ were removed first because they were the first to rot or decay. (Notes Packet Pages 5-6).

The Egyptians believed that each person had a ___________ (spirit). (Notes Packet Page 5-6).

The Egyptians believed that each person had a ___________ (personality). (Notes Packet Page 5-6).

The coffins were housed inside a _______________________________. (Notes Packet Pages 5-6).