Human Headed Canopic Jar held . . .

Baboon Headed Canopic Jar held . . .

Jackal Headed Canopic Jar held . . .

Which came first.

Which was controlled by the Greeks?

Which came last.

Which came last.

Which came first.

These were statuettes buried with mummies that would become servants in the afterlife.

This held 3 translations of the same text that led to the decipherment of hieroglyphics.

All pharaoh names would appear in this symbol.

Made from river reeds, this is what scribes wrote and drew on.

These were times of division and turmoil.

These were times of power and foreign conquest.

These were times of related or connected pharaohs.

scrapped out and thrown away during mummification

The only organ left inside the body during mummification

The heretic king that introduced monotheism into Egypt and despite appearances, did not eat his babies.

The powerful ruler of the New Kingdom that may have been the Pharaoh that faced off against Moses.