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Egypt key words CLIL lesson 2 HATSHEPSUT Egypt key words CLIL lesson 2 Mirella Leonardis

“Egypt a gift of the Nile” The term “ gift of the Nile “ was coined by the renowned philosopher and historian Herodotus. Mirella Leonardis “Egypt a gift of the Nile” Mirella Leonardis

A Mummy is: the dead body of a human being or animal preserved by the ancient Egyptian process or some similar method of embalming. Mummy Mirella Leonardis

'Pharaoh' is the term we use today to describe the rulers of ancient Egypt. Mirella Leonardis

The ancient Egyptians built their stone pyramids as tombs for their pharaohs, whom they considered gods on Earth. Pyramids Mirella Leonardis

Hatshepsut is one of only three Egyptian women to rule as an independent pharaoh. To reinforce her authority, she chose to have herself depicted with a beard and king’s garments in Egyptian imagery. Hatshepsut Mirella Leonardis

Thanks for your attention Mirella Leonardis