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4
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Goddess of moisture
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6
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River that provided the Egyptians with fertile soil every year
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7
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Traditionally the ultimate god that the Egyptians praised
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9
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Jars that held organs of a dead body, the jars were stored in the tombs
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10
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Original god of the dead, portrayed with the head of a jackal
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11
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The sea that Egyptians used most for their trade route
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12
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God of vegetation and patron of the underworld
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14
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Red and white crown that symbolized unity
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17
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The Egyptians form of writign
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19
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Process of preserving a dead body
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21
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A natural process that preserved bodies due to the rapid drying of the bodies
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23
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Monument with head of pharaoh and the body of a lion
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1
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Queen, mother of tutankhamen
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2
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Pharaoh that practiced monotheism and worshipped Aton
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3
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Pharaoh that was considered the 'Napoleon of Egypt'
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4
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Became pharaoh at age 9, son of Akhenaton
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5
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Rectangular structures that had tombs, origin of the pyramid
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8
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Place where kings and queens were buried without individual pyramids
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13
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First pyramid to have accurate structure (two words)
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15
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Mother-figure, goddess of female fertility
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16
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Earth god
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18
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British Earl who funded the expedition of the archaeologists who found Tutankhamen's tomb
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20
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First powerful female ruler (was often portrayed with a beard)
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22
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Name of of step pyramid, it was essentially six Mastabas stacked on top of eachother
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