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A presentation on Ancient Egypt that will capture the attention of children and help them to know many curiosities about this interesting civilization.

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ANCIENT EGYPTPRESENTATION

For Kids

Homes

Thank you

Inventions

Art

Map

Time Periods

Lifestyle

Pyramids

Video

Religion

Egyptian proverb

History

Ancient Egypt

Index

What isancientegypt?

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Ancient Egypt is one of the most important civilizations in the history of mankind.What we know as Ancient Egypt began in 3150 BC. and disappeared when it was conquered by the powerful Roman Empire in 31 BC..Doing the math is easy!: it lasted no more and no less than about 3000 years.

HOW LONG DID IT EXIST FOR?

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Abu Simbel

HigherEgypt

Luxor

Giza and Saqqara

Lower Egypt

The Nile River rises in the equatorial lakes of Africa and runs north through a large crevice of the terrain until it reaches the delta, where it divides into two branches.

THE NILE RIVER

Egyptian Proverb

"THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN IS WITHIN YOU; AND HE WHO KNOWS HIMSELF WILL FIND IT."

The Egyptian people firmly believed that there was life after death, a life much better than the earthly life; but in order to enjoy that second chance, the bodies must remain intact.How did they get it? To prevent the corpses from becoming rotten, they embalmed them. This means they were emptied, dried and wrapped with bandages. Once the process was over, the mummies were buried in tombs with food and some of their belongings (combs, cups…) to use in the beyond.

WHAT DID THE ANCIENT EGYPTIANS BELIEVE IN?

The pyramid was a structure designed for the pharaoh to rest forever safe from tomb robbers and inclement weather.

WHAT WERE THEY FOR?

The pyramid is only the visible part. Underneath it is the most important part: The sealed chamber of Pharaoh. It is there, under meters of land, where the mummy is preserved, inside a sarcophagus, next to the objects to take to the other life.

HOW ARE THEY MADE?

The pyramids are the incredible constructions in which the pharaoh was buried after his death. Yes, they are gigantic tombs that were raised thanks to the work done by thousands and thousands of workers from all over Egypt.

WHAT ARE PYRAMIDS?

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The rich owned villas with several rooms decorated with paintings, and beautiful gardens where trees, flowers and ponds abounded.

The general population lived in houses made of a material made from mud and straw called adobe. The houses of the poor were very humble, small and dark.

WHAT WERE HOMES LIKE IN ANCIENT EGYPT?

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The cities, also settled around the banks of the Nile, were home to the most powerful and wealthy people, such as pharaohs, priests or nobles. In areas slightly further away from the main points, that is, in neighboring neighborhoods, artisans and traders lived.

LIFE IN THE CITIES

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Most Egyptians lived in the countryside but were not the owners of the products they cultivated or of the cattle, since this belonged to kings or pharaohs, as they were called in Ancient Egypt, and also to the nobles. The people who worked in the camp for them were divided into two types: Peasants and slaves.

LIFE IN THE COUNTRYSIDE

Here you can see a video about the Egyptian civilization with which you can learn many fun facts.

ANCIENT EGYPT FOR CHILDREN

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1,700 B.C.

MIDDLE EMPIRE

2,200 B.C.

Ancient Empire

3,000 B.C.

Independent villages ruled by monarchs

4,000 B.C.

EGYPT: PERIODS

NEW EMPIRE

EGYPT: PERIODS

30 B.C.

LOWER EMPIRE

1,085 B.C.

1,200 B.C.

NEW EMPIRE

1,554 B.C.

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The art was mostly religious, destined to be part and decorate temples and tombs. Sculptors and painters were considered craftsmen (not artists like today), so they just did what was in charge of them. For hundreds of years art remained unaltered, almost unchanged.

ART IN ANCIENTEGYPT

GREAT INVENTIONS

It is the first known solar calendar in history.

SOLARCALENDAR

Antecedent of modern paper

PAPYRUS

A new writing system based on signs and drawings.

HIEROGLYPHICS

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