History-Ancient Egypt - created from Mind Map

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Jobs

Upper Class

Middle Class

Lower Class

Pharaoh

Pharaoh's Family

Scribes

Government

Priests

Ranking Soldiers

Artists

Farmers

Soldiers

Jewelry makers

Sculptures

Servants

Slaves

Religion

Gods

life after death

Amun Re

Isis

Osiris

Horus

Anubis

Seth

Sun God

Creator God

Mother Goddess

Wife of Osiris

Most powerful Goddess

god of the afterlife

depicted as a mummy

Sky god

Falcon head

identified with pharaoh

jackel head

god of mummification

god of chaos

brother of Osiris

mummuification

believed in the afterlife

for the rich

mummification process

tomb

Removal of Internal organs

Removal of the Brain

Dried out

Oiled

Wrapping

heart was not removed

liver

lungs

stomach

intestines

Imsety on canopic jar

human headed god

hapy on jar

baboon headed god

duamutef on jar

jackel headed god

qebehseneuf on jar

falcon headed god

Considered to be not important

Brain pulled out through nose

Lasts 40 days

Body and organs

covered in salt to dry out all fluids

body oiled in herbs and oil

keep the body elastic

first the head and the neck

between layers

fingers and toes wrapped separately

arms and legs wrapped separately then brought together at joints

Body

amulets help the body in the after life

clothes

jewelry

personal items

toys

furniture

pottery

food

three parts of your body

body

ka or soul

ba or personality

Geography

Red lands

Nile River

Mediterranean sea

Lower Egypt

Upper Egypt

Sahara Desert

Memphis

Thebes

Contact and trade

Nubia

libya

Sinai Desert

Byblos (Lebanon)

Punt

Bactria (Iran)

gold

tin

silver

lead

copper

slaves

ivory

lion skin

leopard skin

gold

tin

silver

lead

copper

turquise

cedar wood

Incense

myrrh

oils

ebony

lapis lazuli

Kohl-cosmetics

Pharaoh

law and court

religion

Many wives

meaning "Great House"

a pharaoh could be the judge

link between man kind and the gods

chief wife

lesser wives

Society

Pharaoh

nobles

vizier

high priests

senior officials

scribes

skilled artisens and crafts people

peasant farmers and workers

sevants

slaves

History-Ancient Egypt