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| a river surrounding mesopatamia |
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long river that flows through egypt flows from south to north |
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| a river that surrounds mesopatamia |
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capital of ancient egypt in the new kingdom |
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a city where Gilgamesh is from |
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| capital of ancient egypt in the old kingdom |
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| capital of ancient egypt during the old kingdom |
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| combining various approaches |
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| beleiving in more than one god |
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| political system where religious leaders are also political leaders |
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| greatest of all gods merciful judge of living and dead, horus's father |
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| meaning both good and beautiful |
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| symbol that equals actual object |
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| symbol equals actual idea |
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| literary form expressing grief in the face of anger |
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| when on culture learns from another |
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biological thoery: natural killers/hunters economic surplus leads to rivaries among groups |
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beleived pharoah was god the pyramid age-building of pyramids |
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strong rulers organized drainage project Hyksos invaded in 1700 B.C. |
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| famous british archaeologist |
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| watchdog of the gods of egypt |
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| united upper and lower egypt in 1300 b.c. |
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| son of orsiris, the avenger |
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ruled between 550 B.C.E.-539 B.C.E would rule all of asia |
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| French scholar cracked the code of hieroglyphics |
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| evil king who killed osiris |
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great king of the babylons |
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| hatshepsuts accomplishments |
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| declared herself pharaoh, encouraged trade, |
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| caused by a cruel competition by the gods and goddesses of sumerians |
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| to ride a horse, to shoot an arrow, to always tell the truth |
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| an ancient egyptian musical instrument |
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| egyptian god of the moon and wisdom |
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| systme based on 6's and 10's |
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| collection of government officials who carry out government business |
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helped defeat assyrians developed astronomy |
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| invaded ancient egypt in 1700 B.C. |
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gifted administrators, capital-Ninevah, most cruel |
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gave us the color purple-royalty great sailors |
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| monster that was defeated by gilgamesh |
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| has never happend but has always been true |
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| shows that morality and ethics were important to the egyptians and served some role in their religion |
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| cities in upper and lower egypt |
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