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Principle of construction in EGYPTIAN ARCHI

POST AND LINTEL

Principle building material for domestic building (Egyptian archi)

MUD BRICK

Effects of climate on buildings:

SIMPLE DESIGN


FEW WINDOWS


FLAT ROOD


MASSIVE WALLS

Practice/Belief: ______ in theory

MONOTHEISTIC

Practice/Belief: _______ IN PRACTICE

POLYTHEISTIC

King of the Gods

AMUN

Theban Triad

AMUN


MUT


KHONS

God of the underworld

OSIRIS

Abydos triad

OSIRIS


ISIS


HORUS

Memphis Triad

PTAH


SEKHMET


NEFERTEM

The last great pyramid builder

KING MENKAURE

A striped head cloth worn almost exclusively by the king in representations like a sphinx or falcon

NEMES CROWN

Symbolizes life, health & strength

ANKH

Represents justice, truth, morality and balance

FEATHER OF MA'AT

Represents the kingship of 2 lands

DOUBLE CROWN

Symbolized power, dominion & control

SCEPTER

Symbolized protection and royal power

EYE OF HORUS

A rope enclosing a royal name thereby serving as the protector of that name

CARTOUCHE

Represents light, warm & growth

SUN DISK

A sceptre symbolizing government

CROOK

Symbolizes resurrection and rebirth

SCARAB

Earn a place in this boat by having a light heart.

BOAT OF RA

Represent the lower Egypt and symbolizes royal protection

COBRA/URAEUS

Represent upper Egypt and symbolized diving kingship

FALCON

His mummified body was contained in 3 coffins or sarcophagi

TUTANKHAMUN

Kings of ancient egypt

PHARAOHS

Ruled herself as the first woman pharaoh

HATSHEPSUT

Was called Napoleon of ancient egypt

THUTMOSE III

Was one of the longest ruling pharaohs for 67 yrs

RAMESES II

"Queen of the nile"


Was the last pharaoh of A. Egypt

CLEOPATRA

Ornament: Symbol for lower egypt and fertility

PAPYRUS

Ornament: symbol for upper egypt & fertility

LOTUS

Ornament: fertility

PALM

Are indicative of plant stems gathered at the base with capitals derived from the lotus bud, papyrus flower & palm

COLUMNS

Arabic word meaning "bench of mud"

MASTABA

A broad pit below ground covered with a rectangular flat mound with slides sloping at 75 deg

MASTABA

Slot for portcullises descending to the tomb chamber

TOMB SHAFT

A room for the statue of the deceased

SERDAB

Room where the names of the deceased (Stele) are located

OFFERING ROOM

World's first large scale monument in stone with no free standing columns

STEP PYRAMID OF DJOZER

Series of 6 smaller mastabas one at top of another in polished white limestone

STEP PYRAMID, DJOZER

A pyramid composed of a mastaba and a true pyramid

BENT PYRAMID

PARTS OF A PYRAMID

OFFERING CHAPEL


MORTUARY TEMPLE


CAUSEWAY


VALLEY BUILDING

Part of pyramid: For the worship of the dead

MORTUARY TEMPLE

Part of pyramid; for interment & embalmment

VALLEY BUILDING

Oldest & largest of the 3 pyramids in the Giza necropolis

PYRAMID OF CHEOPS (KHUFU)

Slightly smaller that the pyramid of cheops & guarded by the sphinx believed TO BEAR THE FAVE OF KING CHEPHREN

PYRAMID OF CHEPHREN (KHAFRE)

Smalles and last among the 3 pyramids

PYRAMID OF MYKERINOS

Pyramid construction

STRAIGHT RAMPS


ZIGZAG AND SPIRAL


INTERNAL RAMPS

Ex of corridor tomb



It was the royal necropolis of ancient egypt where kings & powerful nobles were buried

VALLEY OF THE KINGS

One of the smaller tombs in the valley of the kings

TOMB OF TUTANKHAMUN

Temple used for the ministrations to deified pharaohs

MORTUARY TEMPLE

Temple for the worship of the ancient & mysterious gods

CULT TEMPLE

A monumental gateway in an e. temple

PYLON

Part of e. temple surrounded by columns

GREAY COURT

Forest of columns, portraying the illusion of infinity & vastness of space

HYPOSTYLE HALL

Holiest part and accessible only to the kings & pharaohs

SANCTUARY

A tall 4-sises narrow tapering column terminating pyramidion, its most sacred part

OBELISK

Characteristic of sloping walls



Designed with inward inclinations

BATTER WALLS

Grandest of all egyptian temples & built by many kings, has 6 pairs of pylons

GREAT TEMPLE OF AMUN

Most important sanctuary of the cult who worshipped the sun god, amun-ra

GREAT TEMPLE OF AMUN

Built from sandstone blocks and the most completely preserved of all temple remains

TEMPLE OF HORUS

Temples commemorating divine births

MAMMISI