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| who built monuments and pyramids during the inundation |
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| t or f there was no slavery during the old kingdom |
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what does the name mean?
Ahmose |
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| The body was wrapped in strips of _______________. |
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| What was places in the wrappings for protection? |
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| how many yards of linin were used during the wrapping proccess |
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| mummification took how many days |
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| After the drying out process was complete, the body was washed with____________________, rubbed with____________________, and coated with____________________. |
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| what did the egyptains use to dry out the body |
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| how many days was the body placed on a sloping table |
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| what was removed from the body but not saved and buried with the body |
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| what organ was left in the body |
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what organs were removed from the body
what were they placed in |
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lungs liver stomach intestants
canopic jars |
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| the pharaoh was believed to be a combination of ___________________and _______________. |
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| while alive the pharaoh was believed to have the spirit of what god |
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| who did the pharaoh become after he died |
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| what 3 conditions had to be met to guarantee a successful afterlife? |
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1.Ka must see its name
2.Ka must recognize its body
3.Ka must recieve regular nourishment |
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| Why did the egyptains mummify their dead? |
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| to preserve their body to be used by Ka in the afterlife |
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| Describe the 3 things that "Maat" was: |
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1.Standard of goodness by which one was to live
2.Force that kept the unbalance in balance
3.goddess of justice and truth |
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