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The bodies of pharaohs were preserved and wrapped then placed in elaborate coffin to house the spirit of the dead.  This mask found on the lids of the coffin depicts King Tut's face, wig, and collar.

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Popular form of Egyptian art made by cutting into a surface so that the sunlight will create dark lines.

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A systematic, mathematical way to depict humans and anthropomorphic gods and goddesses. Used to symbolize the unchanging and eternal nature of their deities. This system shows the torso faces the viewer while head and legs are in profile.

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Outside the twin temples built by Ramesses II ruler of upper and lower Egypt.

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Created to be placed in tombs that were "on-call" in place of the dead person to do manual labor if required.

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Meaning "spirit", the "Ka" resided in the statues to rest created in the afterlife.

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Mythical creature of with the head of a man on the body of a Lion situated in front of the Pyramids of Giza.  Oldest and largest freestanding sculpture. Made from stone found in that exact spot.

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Oldest example of hieroglyphics. Tells of the unification of Upper and Lower Egypt