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Ancient Egyptian Religion, Writing, Arts & Architecture

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Polytheistic   show
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Ra/Re/AmunAtum   show
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Osiris   show
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show Love and protection Goddess  
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Afterlife   show
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show One's soul that lives on after death; must identify with its body and doesn't leave the burial site (explains the purpose of mummification and filling tombs with items)  
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Mummification   show
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show Mummies are preserved in this coffin-like enclosure  
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show Massive structures with columns that were dedicated to the gods and/or pharaohs that allowed people to worship and make offerings  
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show Massive royal tombs made out of limestone with triangular-shaped walls that met at a top point; built by slaves, symbolized Egypt's power and afterlife (The Great Pyramid of Giza/Khufu is 1 of the ancient world wonders and the largest pyramid today)  
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show Egypt's complex writing system that included 600 plus pictures for objects, ideas, etc. (Read left to right or vice versa)  
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show Durable, long lasting, paper-like material from pressing and pounding layers of reeds (weeds along the Nile River) together  
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Rosetta Stone   show
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Sphinx   show
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show Tall, 4 sided pillar monument with a pointed top (typically included hieroglyphics, images, etc.)  
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show Organs of the dead are preserved in these special jars and typically placed in tombs  
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