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With a title meaning, "Great House", the pharaoh in ancient Egypt was not only the political leader, but also the religious leader. Viewed as a god, pharaoh was all-powerful. See if you can identify the pharaohs from the given clues. 
The canopic jar was an important part of the ancient Egyptian mummification ritual and burial. What do you know about this artifact? 
The ancient Egyptian scarab possessed such magical powers that it remained an important religious symbol for thousands of years. What do you know about this amulet? 
The crook and flail were symbolic of the power of the pharaoh for centuries. Can you answer these questions about the government of ancient Egypt? 
One of the most mysterious and powerful women of the ancient world, is it possible that Nefertiti ruled Egypt outright after her husband's death? Let's see! 
Egyptians temples were the homes of the gods, and were rarely seen by people other than the temple priests. What architectural components were used to construct an Egyptian temple? 
One of the oldest statues in the world, an air of mystery has always surrounded the Great Sphinx. Who built it? Why? Experts still debate these questions. 
In 1274 BC two superpowers clashed at Kadesh. What do you know about this ancient battle? 
History students commonly learn that the Rosetta Stone aided in the decoding of hieroglyphics, however, what else is taught about this amazing artifact? Let's see what you know! 
Since 1925, when King Tutankhamen's mummy was first studied, technology has become more advanced, allowing scientists to glean more and more information concerning the life and death of the Boy King. 
The unification of Upper and Lower Egypt was so important to the ancient Egyptians that they believed the date, c. 3100 BC, was the beginning of their history. What do you know about these early kingdoms? 
"The mouth of a perfectly contented man is filled with beer". Egyptian inscription 2200 BC 
And not the one in Tennessee! Memphis was the capital of ancient Egypt for hundreds of years. What do you know about this historic city? 
Religion in ancient Egypt was closely associated with nature. Animals were chosen to not only represent different powers attributed to the gods, but their appearance as well. Can you recognize the sacred animals from the clues given? 
The funeral mask of King Tutankhamun is one of the most recognizable artifacts in the history of the world. What do you know about this treasure? 
The god's wife, Hatshepsut, was not the first female pharaoh in Egypt. However, she was the first who claimed absolute power. What were her main achievements? 
"Can you see anything? ... Yes, wonderful things!" Lord Carnarvon, financier of the expedition that found the tomb of Tutankhamun, was part of one of the greatest archaeological discoveries the world has ever known. Was that a curse? Or a blessing? 
The ancient Greek historian, Herodotus, called Egypt the "Gift of the Nile". How did the great river contribute to the development of civilization in Egypt? Let's see! 
Over 5,000 items were found in the tomb of King Tutankhamun. Let's have a look at some of the wonderful treasures! 
While the poor in ancient Egypt were typically buried in the sand or common graves with little fanfare, those who could afford it had a different experience. Come along with me to see! 
Every ancient Egyptian dreamed of going to the afterlife, which they believed was just like their life in Egypt. All, however, were not granted eternal life. How did they get there? Let's see! 
How would the world be different today if the information stored in the Royal Library had not been destroyed? Although the answer will never be known, we may still ponder on its impact on the ancient world. 
As the power of ancient Egypt waned, desperate priests tried to save the mummies of some of the greatest pharaohs by placing them in a communal tomb called DB320 today. What do you know about the achievements of the kings found in the ancient cache? 
The word pharaoh means "great house". The pharaoh was the political and religious leader of ancient Egypt, and was considered to be a living god. What do you know about the accomplishments of these leaders? 
For nearly five hundred years the Valley of the Kings was used as a burial site. Come explore with me! 
Travel with me to Egypt and visit the great archaeological sites and ancient ruins. 
Let's look at the many ways geography helped to shape civilization in ancient Egypt! 
A step pyramid was built in ancient Egypt approximately 4700 years ago. What do you know about the oldest pyramid in Egypt? 
Very little is known about Narmer, however, he is given credit for a very important event in Egyptian history - unification. The ancient Egyptians considered unification to mark the beginning of their nation's history. 
The annual flooding of the Nile River helped to produce civilization in ancient Egypt. The containment of the waters required a concerted effort. As small groups banded together to form larger ones, two ancient kingdoms emerged.
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