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Egypt vocabulary

TermDefinition
obelisk a four-sided pillar with a top shaped like a pyramid
hieroglyphics a picture or symbol used to represent a word, syllable, or sound
papyrus a tall reed-like plant growing by the bank of the Nile River; used by Egyptians to make various things
Sphinx a stone structure with the head of a human and the body of the lion; built by King Khafre
pyramid protected the body of the pharaoh after death and allowed the "akh", or spirit, to enjoy life's pleasures for eternity
pharoah (means "great house") title belonging to the ruler of ancient Egypt who was worshiped as a god
silt a mixture of tiny bits of soil and rock, over the land near a river, providing fertile farmland
Great Pyramid tomb of King Khufu; largest building in the world until the 20th century; one of the seven wonders of the Ancient world.
Rosetta Stone 3 languages (2 forms of Egyptian writing and 1 Greek) written on a stone found in the small town of Rosetta and used to unlock the language of ancient Egyptians
natron mineral salt found in soil from dry lake beds and used by ancient Egyptians to dry out corpse during mummification process
mummification 70-day process used by Egyptians to perverse the body for Eternity
canopic jars 4 sealed containers used to preserve vital organs (stomach, liver, lungs and intestines of the deceased pharaoh for the after-life
book of the dead book containing spells and was enclosed with the mummified body allowing the "BA", or soul, to pass safely through the Underworld
Anubis afterlife god that weighed the heart of the dead person during the judgment stage after death
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