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King Tut had a Vizier named Ay

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Hatshpsut reigned for more than a decade and was a powerful woman. She has many statues of herself.

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King Tut became king at about the age of 9

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The word Pharaoh means " Great Estate"

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Tutankhamen,or King Tut   served as king of Egypt from about 1332 B.C. until his death around 1322 B.C. His name is also spelled Tutankhamen or Tutankhamon.

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By:Jack and Ananya

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The Nile river was sacred to the people of Egypt.

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Necromancy in ancient times more closely resembled everyday religious ritual than it did the ghoulish practices depicted in modern fiction

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All of the information found was from

GODS AND GODDESSES OF ANCIENT EGYPT! National Geographic Kids

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Modern books and films often blend elements of necromancy with devil worship or witchcraft.

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The god of the dead had a dog face because many dogs and jackals had hung out near the cemeteries.

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Ra was the most important of all the gods and he was the god of the sun but was gobbled up everyday by the sky goddess Nut and he was reborn everyday.
Later Ra merged with the wind god Amun and then became the most powerful of all the gods.
They called him Amun-Ra

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Each and every god had a face of an animal and a human body

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many necromatic rituals involved animal sacrifice

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the Hawk-headed sun god Ra was one of the most important gods of all. He was gobbled up every night by the sky goddess Nut, then reborn every morning at sunrise from what the ancient egyptians believed.

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spirits had special knowledge that would help the necromancer learn about the future

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If you want to look at these gods, hen you can look at the hieroglyphics the Egyptians left behind.

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They needed gods for everything . They believed the gods kept the world in balance.

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Necromantic practices are known from cultures throughout the world. Ancient people believed that necromancers could summon spirits of the dead.

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The Egyptians had gods for basically everything. From dangers to chores.

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the Ancient Egyptians believed in more than 2,000 deities!

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by: Ayaan Kokate

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" The ancient Egyptians borrowed the idea of hieroglyphic writing from Mesopotamia about 3000 B.C. Egyptian hieroglyphics generally included about 800 symbols. However, by about 300 B.C., there were more than 6,000 symbols. The symbols have the elegant, stiff quality typical of ancient Egyptian art."

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To protect themselves from getting hurt, the Egyptians wore wrist protectors and finger guards.

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They first used this writing for lists. The people who write them down were the scribes.

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Hypatia lectured on philosophy, astronomy, mathematics, and religious literature in her home and at lecture halls in Alexandria. People apparently consulted her on governmental matters. Letters written by Synesius of Cyrene, one of her students, provide the most important information on her life and teaching.

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These chariots usually are for riding and shooting arrows from. There were many people in the army. There was the pharaoh himself, officers who each controlled 50 leaders and the soldiers and archers. There are many others but these are just some.

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After A.D 300,s The Egyptians made there alphabet more simpler they borrowed from the greeks.

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The Egyptian army was well organized. Egyptian chariots were manned by two men and rode by two horses. The chariots themselves were made from wood

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By: Jack

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Egyptian mathematician and philosopher, was the first noted woman in mathematics. She was also a leader of the philosophical movement called Neoplatonism, which developed from the ideas of the ancient Greek philosopher Plato.

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Egyptian mathematician and philosopher, was the first noted woman in mathematics. She was also a leader of the philosophical movement called Neoplatonism, which developed from the ideas of the ancient Greek philosopher Plato.

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They have used ancient Egyptian writing for more than 3,000 years

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Soldiers had first played an important role in Egypt at around 3000 B.C. Most soldiers used shields and spears to use for war.

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By:Ananya Swaminathan

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The Egyptians used weapons like daggers, bow and arrows, swords, and axes.

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by:Ayaan Kokate

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By: Ananya,Ayaan,Jack

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A scribe was used to write down things that the Pharaohs said. They also were one of the only people who could write in Ancient Egypt.

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also, other hieroglyphics had represented and presented special power in Egypt

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Scribes used hieroglyphics
to write down what the Pharaoh said or what events is going on.

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Each hieroglyphic meant something special like in the picture below.The picture below represents life

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Hieroglyphics is a form of writing in which picture symbols are ideas and sounds

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By: Jack, Ananya, and Ayaan

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They Egyptians also take prisoners of war as slaves

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He was a Pharaoh of Egypt and became king at age 9.
His name means Living Image of Aten.
He died in his late teenage years

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When he Jewish people had come to Egypt, the Egyptians took them as slaves. However, later on the Jewish people had escaped.

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Egyptians had brushes made out of thick rope. The thick rope was made out of Papyrus twine. Usually Scribes used them to write down what the Pharaohs said

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In Egypt, if people did something bad like robbery or stealing, they would become slaves

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The only people who were artistic were Scribes

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They did not call there rulers Pharaoh u til the 18th Dynasty.
Pharaoh also means Great House.
They Believed that the Pharaoh was a god and a son of Horus the son god.

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People tried to Exaggerate their jobs. For example metalworkers and Jewelers were said to "Choke the Fire"

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Scribes were very important in Ancient Egypt

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by: Ayaan

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By: Jack

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By: Ananya

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Ahmose was the first king of the 18th dynasty.

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The Nile was running low on water, which caused the Egyptians to run low on water and food.

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In the 1550-1069 BCE Hyksos were driven out of Egypt and the era of the great wealth and achievement

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The 6th dynasty ended because a young ruler named Pepy II who came to the old kingdom and ruled for over 90 years

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During the time of the middle kingdom, Egypt was reunited but there were smaller pyramids and less wealth. The Middle Kingdom was a time of great literature. The Middle Kingdom's pharaohs strengthened their borders by building fortresses in the western and eastern delta to keep out invading Libyans and peoples of the Levant, respectively.

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After the old kingdom,Egypt was split up in to two states,

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"Karnak is an ancient Egyptian temple complex located on the eastern bank of the Nile River, where the modern city of Luxor lies today. The earliest surviving evidence of royal construction at Karnak Temple is a column fragment from the reign of Wahankh Intef II (2112-2063 BCE). Karnak's grand temple construction began during the reign of Senusret I around 1971 BCE, and took fifteen hundred years to complete, with as many as thirty successive pharaohs adding to it."

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The old kingdom went from 2575 to 2134 BCE

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The Middle kingdom lasted from 2055 to 1650 BCE

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The New Kingdom was from 1,550-1,069 BCE

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Snorfu, the first ruler of the 4th dynasty built at least 2 Pyramids by himself

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By: Ayaan Kokate

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By: Jack

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By:Ananya

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The seasons in Egypt were Marked by the changes in the Nile.

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1) Bread was the main food in Egypt.
2) Wheat was made more than any crop

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This is the Nile river that passes through Egypt and some other countries

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https://worldbookonline.com/student-new/#/article/home/ar175060/Geography%20in%20ancient%20Egypt

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1) The Nile river protects the Kingdom in the south
2) Nile is the only water source in Egypt

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By: Ananya

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By: Jack