Extractions: Anthropology Outreach Office Smithsonian Institution Selected Readings on ANCIENT EGYPT I: General Information II: Religion III: Art IV: Hieroglyphics ... V: For Young Readers (Grades 5-9) Section I: General Information Aldred, Cyril. Akhenaten: King of Egypt The Egyptians Egypt to the End of the Old Kingdom Ancient Egypt . Dorling Kindersley, 1996 Bains, John and Jaromir Malek. Atlas of Ancient Egypt. Facts on File, 1980. Bierbrier, Morris L. Tomb Builders of the Pharaohs. Columbia University Press, 1993. Bowman, Alan K. Egypt After the Pharaohs: 332 B.C. - A.D. 642 from Alexander to the Arab Conquest. University of California Press, 1986. Brown, Dale, ed. Egypt: Land of the Pharaohs . Time-Life, 1992. Budge, E. Wallis. The Dwellers on the Nile . repr. ed. Ayer, 1972. Bunson, Margaret. A Dictionary of Ancient Egypt. Oxford University Press, 1991 Carnegie Series on Egypt. 9 vols. Carnegie Museum, 1990. Carter, Howard, and Mace, A. C. The Discovery of the Tomb of Tutankhamun . Peter Smith, 1990. Casson, Lionel. Daily Life in Ancient Egypt . Paper Book Press Inc., 1994.
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Extractions: Let's Travel to Ancient Egypt Created by Janet Stella-Finn Email jlsis1@excite.com Introduction Task Resources ... Introduction With the creation of time travel it is now possible for us to travel to anytime and place in history! The Back in Time Travel agency has hired you to create a brochure that will explain Ancient Egypt to potential travelers. Time travel requires a four months stay. We are not sure why, but on visits less than four months travelers tend to disappear on the trip home! Because visits are so long travelers must work, attend school, and participate in everyday activities while in Ancient Egypt. This also means you may not travel back in time to do your research but must use the Internet, videos and books, as well as encyclopedias. TOP The Task Your task is to create a tri-fold travel brochure of Ancient Egypt. This brochure must include: Map of Ancient Egypt A Time Line Daily Life in Ancient Egypt You're own personal review of Ancient Egypt. Explore the resources below to gather the information needed for your brochure. You have 2 weeks to complete this assignment. TOP
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Extractions: Ancient Greece Age of Pericles - details the rebuilding of Athens Alexander the Great Alexander the Great and his times comprehensive listing of probably everything on the internet concerning ancient Macadonia and Alexander the Great Hellenism etc... Very well organized excellent references for anything Greek. Amazon - How the Greeces interacted and viewed this ancient civilization of women warriors Ancient World Cultures Exploring Best site for Ancient Civilizations. Links and data to Egypt, India, Greece, Rome and Middle Ages. Athens Agriculture - desribes other economic activites also Amphores (vases) - Constitution hypertexted in 6 parts Economy - taxes and revenues Education Empire after 450 BC Social Classes of Athens Tyrannts ... Athena - on an amphora Athens - Men of -busts Attica ancient calendar Boating and Sailing - descriptions and pictures Cleiesthenes or Kleisthenes - Primary source page offers excerpts from Herodotus and Aristotle recounting the political situation that gave rise to Kleisthenes' reforms Corinth - Ancient Greek sity-state Ancient Greece - Doric and Ionic Costume Profiles early Greek modes of dress and presents works of art to illustrate the peplos and chiton of the Doric era, and later Ionic developments.
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Extractions: About eMINTS Communities Equipment eThemes ... eThemes Contact eThemes@emints.org if you have questions or comments about this resource. Printer-friendly version Please preview all links before sharing in class with students. Title: Literature: Connecting to Ancient Civilizations Description: These sites are about fictions related to ancient civilizations and includes reviews and activity ideas. There is also a literature circle guide for the ancient civilization theme. Includes links to eThemes resources on the Ancient Civilizations of China, Maya, Mesopotamia, Greece, and Rome, Ancient Western Civilizations, Egypt, Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, and book activities. Grade Level: Resource Links: Mummies in the Morning
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Extractions: The ancient Egyptians interpreted every occurrence in terms of the relationship between natural and supernatural forces. Those phenomena that figured prominently in their lives included the annual cycle of the Nile River's flood, the enormous size and unchanging harshness of the surrounding desert, and the daily cycle of the sun's appearance in the east, gradual movement across the sky, and eventual disappearance in the west. The ancient Egyptians developed a world view in which these and other events and conditions were attributed to the actions of multiple, related gods and goddesses. The ancient Egyptians imagined the world to be a far different place from what we now know it to be. They believed the earth was a flat platter of clay afloat on a vast sea of water from which the Nile River sprung. In this fundamental description of the world, the forces of nature were identified as divine descendants of the creator god. When we try to make some sense out of the many Egyptian gods and goddesses, we must keep two important facts in mind.
Extractions: Home Browse Newsletters Store ... Subscribe Already a member? Log in This Article's Table of Contents Introduction Mesopotamia Babylon Egypt ... India Crete China Meso-America Additional references about ancient civilization Print this Table of Contents Shopping Price: USD $1495 Revised, updated, and still unrivaled. The Official Scrabble Players Dictionary (Hardcover) Price: USD $15.95 The Scrabble player's bible on sale! Save 30%. Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary Price: USD $19.95 Save big on America's best-selling dictionary. Discounted 38%! More Britannica products ancient civilization Student Encyclopedia Article Page 7 of 10 Crete By about 2500 BC a civilization had emerged on the island of Crete in the Aegean Sea. Excavations in 1900 at the site of Knossos revealed the existence of a culture named by archaeologists as Minoan after a mythical king, Minos. Minoans probably settled in Crete before 3000 BC
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Extractions: Ancient Civilizations A Web Quest by Dana Matousek Introduction Task Resources Process ... Evaluation Imagine that you live in a new age of time travel. You have been recruited to test a new mode of time transportation. You will be making your trial run to ancient civilizations. What do you think you will find there? How different will ancient times be as compared to how you live today? Back to top While you are exploring this ancient period, you will be keeping a personal journal. You will need to include lots of details so you can share your experiences effectively as a museum exhibit. You will publish your journal and recreate, as a diorama, an accurate portrayal of life in that time and place. Back to top As you set off on your journey, keep in mind the following criteria to make note of as you navigate through ancient civilization websites: Also keep in mind that your journal will serve as your notes with which to compose your published piece. You may publish your information in newsletter, essay or booklet format. Once you have completed your publishing, you will find a partner with whom to compare notes.
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Extractions: Seminar Introduction What was daily life like for the ancient Egyptians? In many ways, people today share similar values and life waysa strong emphasis on the nuclear family, the love for social activities, and an attachment to appearance and fashion. In this seminar Emily Teeter, an Egyptologist at the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago, and Douglas J. Brewer, professor of anthropology at the University of Illinois, Urbana, investigate the particular values and societal expectations of the ancient Egyptians. While the nuclear family was the core of Egyptian society, marriage and marriage contracts were largely seen as a means of regulating the transfer of property. Compared to other areas of the ancient world, Egyptian women held stronger social positions and expanded legal rights, which included the ability to hold and bequeath property and the right to initiate divorce. Childrenboth male and femaleheld a valued position in the family. Socially, the ancient Egyptians enjoyed many of the pleasures people cherish today: music, song, dance, games, and drink.
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Extractions: Egyptian history is divided into three main periods: the Old (Pyramid Age), Middle, and New Kingdoms which define almost 3,000 years of continuous cultural and political development. Also displayed is a boat model that was made in the Middle Kingdom Period. This is possibly a model of a family funerary trip to a new world where daily activities continued much as they had in the realm of the living or it could represent a pilgrimage to Abydos, the burial site of Osiris. One of the seated persons (most likely the largest) is the deceased. Models of everyday scenes ensured their continuance through the afterlife. Shabtis are also featured in this gallery. They are small figures placed in a tomb for the benefit of their owner in the afterlife and are often found in sets of 365 (one for each day of the year). The older figures are from the late New Kingdom. The younger figures are stylistically more like miniature statues rather than mummy figures.
