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Nubia


This regent would not allow her

stepson to become pharaoh.


The last pharaoh of Egypt died as the Romans took over

the Egyptian Empire.


After the death of Hatshepsut, he expanded the

Egyptian Empire and treated conquered

people fairly.


This Frenchman unlocked the secret of the hieroglyphs.


My temple at Abu Simbel was moved to avoid the flood from

the Aswan Dam.

Daily Double!!!


If this did not exist, there would be no

Egypt.


This what Ancient Egyptians called their country; it

means “the black land.”


The “red land that surrounds” ancient

Egypt.


Mummies of wealthy people were buried

here to avoid looters (thieves).


The portion of Egypt that is the farthest north. There is a

delta here.


A religion that practices the belief

in many gods.


During the embalming process

this was used to dehydrate the body.


This person is in charge of preparing a mummy for burial.


This was removed from the body using a long hook. Then this “useless” organ

was throw away.


The god of the Underworld.


Ancient Egyptians used these to record written information.


Reed-like plants harvested along the

banks of the Nile were made into this.


The pharaoh was at the top and slaves were at the bottom

of this.


This British archaeologist

discovered the Tomb of King Tut in

the Valley of the Kings.


The New Kingdom, Middle Kingdom and

Old Kingdom are examples of these.


These god-like kings told their people that they controlled the flooding of the Nile

River.


A body that is preserved and wrapped in linen so that a person can have a happy

after-life.


A huge building with four sloping, outside walls that were built

as royal tombs.


This artifact contained a message in

hieroglyphs and Greek.


A family of rulers.


These rapids prevented the Nubians from

trading goods by boat.


A person who is skilled in making things with their hands, such as leather, tools,

pottery, weapons. . .


He became the king of Nubia and Egypt.


The people of Meroe were the first people

in Africa to specialize in this.


These types of Nubian warriors

were hired by the Egyptian army.

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