EGYPT’S OLD KINGDOM By Pharaoh McCrotty. OLD KINGDOM RULERS  Old Kingdom—began in 2600 B.C. & ended in 2300 B.C.  Pharaoh—Egyptian Kings. Also means.

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EGYPT’S OLD KINGDOM By Pharaoh McCrotty

OLD KINGDOM RULERS  Old Kingdom—began in 2600 B.C. & ended in 2300 B.C.  Pharaoh—Egyptian Kings. Also means “great house” All powerful and ruled every activity His word was law and had to be obeyed Egyptians thought he was god on Earth

EGYPT’S RELIGION  Deities—gods and goddesses  Egyptians believed they controlled forces of nature and human activities  Rituals were important

EGYPTIAN GODS AND GODDESSES  Re—sun god  Hapi—god of the Nile  Isis—goddess of loyalty/wife and mother  Osiris—King of the Dead

LIFE AFTER DEATH  Believed in better life after death  Book of the Dead—collection of spells and prayers that Egyptians studied to obtain life after death  Embalming—protecting and preserving a body

LIFE AFTER DEATH  Mummy—wrapped body  Doctors used herbs and drugs to treat illnesses  Stitches and setting bones  First to specialize in medicine

PYRAMIDS  Pyramids—giant tombs that protected the bodies of dead pharaohs.  Supplied needs of the pharaohs for the afterlife Clothing Jewlry Food furniture

GREAT PYRAMID  King Khufu’s Great Pyramid— located in Giza 500 ft tall and size of 9 football fields.  Tallest structure in the world for 4,000 yrs. 48 stories Built without special tools such as the wheel