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18. Art in Ancient Egypt
By Robin on Jan 03, 2009 in 03. Ancient Egypt
Egypt: Art in Ancient Egypt Links
Category: History Links
19. Pottery in Ancient Egypt
By Robin on Jan 03, 2009 in 03. Ancient Egypt
Egypt: Pottery in Ancient Egypt Links
20. Cities in Ancient Egypt
By Robin on Jan 03, 2009 in 03. Ancient Egypt
Egypt: Cities in Ancient Egypt Links
21. Clothing in Ancient Egypt
By Robin on Jan 03, 2009 in 03. Ancient Egypt
Egypt: Clothing in Ancient Egypt Links
22. Economy and Trade in Ancient Egypt
By Robin on Jan 03, 2009 in 03. Ancient Egypt
Ancient Egypt: Economy and Trade Links
23. Daily Life in Ancient Egypt
By Robin on Jan 03, 2009 in 03. Ancient Egypt
Egypt: Daily Life in Ancient Egypt Links
24. Education in Ancient Egypt
By Robin on Jan 03, 2009 in 03. Ancient Egypt
Egypt: Education in Ancient Egypt Video and Links
25. Food in Ancient Egypt
By Robin on Jan 03, 2009 in 03. Ancient Egypt
Egypt: Food in Ancient Egypt Image and Links
Ancient Egypt the peasants ate bread, and onions, because they didn’t have enough money. The Egyptians drank a lot beer, and from time to time they ate different kinds of food like, garlic, and when they were ready they ate green vegetables. They grew dates, and then ate them, they also ate figs, and chickpeas.
26. Government in Ancient Egypt
By Robin on Jan 03, 2009 in 03. Ancient Egypt
Egypt: Government in Ancient Egypt Links
28. Language in Ancient Egypt
By Robin on Jan 03, 2009 in 03. Ancient Egypt
Egypt: Language in Ancient Egypt Links
29. Literature in Ancient Egypt
By Robin on Jan 03, 2009 in 03. Ancient Egypt
Egypt: Literature in Ancient Egypt Links
30. Medicine in Ancient Egypt
By Robin on Jan 03, 2009 in 03. Ancient Egypt
Egypt: Medicine in Ancient Egypt Video and Links
Though Egyptian medicine dates from about 2900 B.C., best known and most important pharmaceutical record is the “Papyrus Ebers” (1500 B.C.), a collection of 800 prescriptions, mentioning 700 drugs.
31. Mummies in Ancient Egypt
By Robin on Jan 03, 2009 in 03. Ancient Egypt
Ancient Egypt: Mummies Videos, Links, and Resources
32. The Nile River
By Robin on Jan 03, 2009 in 03. Ancient Egypt
Ancient Egypt: The Nile River video and links
33. Men in Ancient Egypt
By Robin on Jan 03, 2009 in 03. Ancient Egypt
Ancient Egypt: Men in Ancient Egypt Image and Links
34. Women in Ancient Egypt
By Robin on Jan 03, 2009 in 03. Ancient Egypt
Women in Ancient Egypt Links Three Queeens of Egypt – from National Geographic for Kids. Marriage, Standing of Women – An account of the status of the wife in ancient Egypt. Ancient Egyptian Hairstyles – This site explains that the ancient Egyptians’ appearance indicated a person’s status, role in society, or political significance. Men and [...]
35. Religion in Ancient Egypt
By Robin on Jan 03, 2009 in 03. Ancient Egypt
Egyptian Mythology – This page includes an overview of ancient Egyptian religion, with links to descriptions of several gods and several links to information for further research. The Religion of Ancient Egypt – This exhibit contains information on the Divine Ennead, Memphite Theology, the Priest Caste, and Egyptian astrology, as well as a list of [...]
36. Science in Ancient Egypt
By Robin on Jan 03, 2009 in 03. Ancient Egypt
Ancient Egyptian Science – Information on science, with a short section on technical arts related to alchemy. Astronomy of Ancient Egypt – No longer available. Egyptian Glass Making – Article explaining that some believe the Egyptians made the first glass. Some experts disagree with this theory. Plumbing in Ancient Egypt – Article found in Plumbing [...]
37. Slavery in Ancient Egypt
By Robin on Jan 03, 2009 in 03. Ancient Egypt
Egyptian Bondage – A Bible study worksheet on Genesis 37-Exodus 14.
Mesopotamia Scrapbook Kit
By Robin on Jan 02, 2009 in 02. Mesopotamia
This Mesopotamia digital scrapbooking collection includes papers, embellishments, and alphas in warm browns, oranges, greens and distressed papers to make digital layouts for your history portfolio or timeline book.
Mesopotamia Resources
By Robin on Jan 02, 2009 in 02. Mesopotamia
Here we list several resource you can use for the Mesopotamia unit study. We suggest a wide variety of resources so you can utilize what you have on hand in your home library, available at your public library or purchase the resources of your choice. Please help us by adding comments on the resources.
01. Cradle of Civilization
By Robin on Jan 02, 2009 in 02. Mesopotamia
Mesopotamia: Cradle of Civilization Video and Links
