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The sun god Ra was often depicted as a Scarab Beetle because the Egyptians believed he renewed the sun everyday before rolling it above the horizon and carrying it through to the next world at sunset.

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She was the last of the Pharaohs before Egypt was consecutively conquered by the Roman empire.

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Egyptians used a series of symbols that either stood for a sound/group of sounds or any part of speech (noun, verb, etc)

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Pharaohs were the Kings of civilizations in Ancient Egypt. They were often associated with a certain God and believed to be Divine Rulers, meaning that they were picked by the Gods to rule. Because of this belief it was exceptionally stressed that they reach the afterlife to be with the other Gods. He ruled over as the political and religious leader of the people.

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No one is sure who ordered it to be built or when it was built, but it is now seen as a symbol of ancient Egyptian architectural prowess. The name "Sphinx" came from Greek origin, the Egyptians actually called the effigy, "Shesep-ankh", meaning living image.

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Built during the 3rd and 4th dynasties of the Old Kingdom, they reflected the power of the Pharaohs of Egyptian society. Pharaohs were considered Divine rulers, meaning they were chosen by the Gods. The pyramids were built to be the last resting place of the Pharaoh where he was buried with his servants, furniture, food, jewelry, and any other riches that would help him on his journey to the afterlife. The architecture of the pyramid was designed as such to help the Pharaoh's soul ascend to heaven.

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Cats were worships and held at such a high regard because of the Goddess Bastet, who had the head of a cat (use to be a lion) and the body of a woman. She was most popular in northern Egypt.

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Mummification was a very common practice in Ancient Egypt where the deceased would be cleaned, have their organs removed, be stuffed and then wrapped in several layers of linen. The purpose of mummification was to preserve the body so that it would still be recognizable to the spirit once they separated at death.

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Amun-Ra: the king of the Gods and Goddesses
Mut: The mother Goddess
Osiris: God of the afterlife and one of the first rulers of Egypt
Anubis: "The Divine Embalmer" who patrolled the afterlife
Ra: The sun god
Horus: The god of vengeance
Thoth: God of knowledge and wisdom
Hathor: Goddess of Motherhood
Sekhmet: Goddess of war
Geb: God of the Earth