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| A series of rulers from the same family. |
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| A crown combining the white crown of upper Egypt and the red crown of lower Egypt. It symbolizes unity. |
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| An early from of paper made from a plant found along the Nile. |
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| A long, tall, four-sided monument with a pyramid on top. |
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| A good luck charm worn by the living and also placed on mummies. |
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| A symbol that looks like what it represents. |
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| A symbol that represents an idea. |
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| A Hieroglyphic name plate and/or seal. |
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| The common name for an Ancient Egyptian funeral text. |
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| A type of salt used to dry out the body of a mummy. |
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| Rich, fertile soil deposited by the flooding of a river. |
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| A large waterfall; Any strong flood or rush of water. |
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| A triangular-shaped plane at the mouth of the river, formed when a sediment is deposited by flowing water. |
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| Someone who rules for a child until the child is old enough to rule. |
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| A dead body preserved in a lifelike condition. |
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