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Amehotep IV
a pharaoh of eighteenth dynasty of Egypt who ruled for 17 years
Amulets
An object whose most important power is to protect its owner from danger
Ankh
Egyptian hieroglyphic = meaning life
Aulos
wind instrument (like a recorder)
Book of dead
funerary text used from the beginning of the new kingdom to 50 BCE

Bust
sculpted or casted representation of the upper part of the human figure depicting head or neck
Cosmos
science of the origin and development of the universe
Cult
system of religious veneration and devotion directed toward a particular object
Effigy
Sculpted model of a person
Embalming
art of preserving human remains to forestall deocmposition
Generation
art of producing off-spring
Genesis
first book of Hebrew bible and Christian old testament
Harp
musical instrument that is played by plucking the strings
Hieroglyphics
enigmatic pictographic script
Icon
visual images and symbols used in a work of art
Inlaid
set into a surface in a decorative design
Ka
Cathode
Maat
Egyptian concept of truth, balance, order, law, morality and justice
Mesolithic
culture between Paleolithic and Neolithic
Monotheism
belief in one god
Mummy
deceased human that has been preserved
Myths
traditional story involving supernatural beings
Nefertiti
Egyptian queen and wife of Akhenaten
Neolithic
part of stone age when polished stone weapon prevailed
Paleoithic
early phase of stone age, stone implement's were used
Pharaoh
ruler in ancient Egypt
Post and Lintel
system with header as horizontal member over a building void supported at its ends by two vertical columns
prehistoric
denoting of the period before written records
Pyramids
ancient pyramid shaped masonry in Egypt
Re (Ra)
god of sun and creator
Shaman
person regarded as having access to the world of good and evil
Sphinx
mythical creature with head of a human and body of a lion

Talisman
object typically inscribed ring or stone that has magic powers or good luck
Theocracy
system of government where priests rule in the name of god
Three-dimensional design
media occupies space defined through dimensions of height, width and length
Tutankhamen (Tut)
Egyptian pharaoh of 18th dynasty, youngest pharaoh
Verisimilitude
appearance of being true or real

Venus of Willendorf - ?

Caves at Lascaux-?

Stonehenge -?

Bull-Headed Lyre -?

Egyptian Wall Fresco - ?

King Tut Mummy Case - ?

Mycerinus and his Queen - ?

Bust Statue of Nefertiti - ?

Pyramids-?

Sphinx -?