Religion in Egypt standard 6.2.3.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Ancient Egypt: Mummification & Burial Rituals

Advertisements

Book of the Dead Egypt had a unique belief system about the soul and the afterlife. Humans were two-parted Ba: the Body Ka: the Soul The Book of the Dead.

Enter Into the World of Mummification

Mummification & Afterlife. Mummification Ancient Egyptians mummified the bodies of their dead royalty. It was very important to their religious beliefs.

The mummification process begins with a ceremony conducted by four priests with one of the priests dressed as the jackal-headed god, Anubis. This takes.

The Mummification Process

Ancient Egypt The story of mummification. Ancient Egyptian mummification developed over time. The first burials in the hot desert sands led to natural.

MUMMIES Information taken from: Mummies and Pyramids Sam Taplin 2002

Worshipping the Gods & The Story of Mummification

Mummies. 1)In one word, what kind of religious beliefs did the ancient Egyptians have? 2)What is a scarab? 3)Approximately how many gods did the ancient.

Welcome to Mummification

Chapter 4 Section 2 The Old Kingdom

Egyptian Religion Gods, pyramids and the afterlife.

Mummification Egypt. General Information Earliest Egyptians were buried in pits in the desert. The heat from the sun and the salt in the sand dehydrated.

Main Menu Step 1: Information Mummification Gods and Goddesses The Afterlife Step 2: Application Practice Questions Quiz Step 3: Evaluation SourcesEnrichmentHelp.

The stages of mummification Why they mummified people The rituals performed before they were put in the tomb How they mummified people. Some of the objects.

Egyptian Gods 2017/4/21 Dr. Montoneri.

MUMMIFICATION. INTORODUCTION  Mummification is the preservation of a body, either animal or human.  During the prehistoric period ( BCE) the.

Mummification…  What is Mummification? Mummification is the preservation of bodies through many different phases of applying drying agents and embalming.

In your journal, explain the graphic organizer below. What can you tell about Egyptian society by looking at this image. Give at least three examples –

Mummification How did the Ancient Egyptians prepare people for the Afterlife?

Egyptian Religion and the Afterlife. Egyptian Gods & Goddesses: Osiris Isis Horus Over 2000!

Ancient Egyptian Pyramids & Religion of the Old Kingdom.

Egypt and Mummies December 12, Pyramids  Buildings for the dead  Built for the burial of kings of Egypt, also known as pharaohs  Furnished rooms.

Ancient Civilizations: Egypt. Geography & Environment.

Tasks 1.Copy the LEQ into your notebook 2.Copy the Drill and answer it in your notebook 3.Read through the slides, follow the directions, and take notes.

Do Now: What would you bring with you to the afterlife?

Mummification & Afterlife. Embalming the Body Wash the body with good smelling palm wines and rinse with water from the Nile. Cut a slit in the left side.

Egyptian Religion. Egyptian Religious Beliefs Polytheistic Amon-Re was the sun god. Amon-Re was the sun god. Osiris was the god of the underworld and.

TN State Standard TN 6.18 Site evidence from informational texts to explain the polytheistic religion of ancient Egypt with respect to beliefs about death,

Egyptian Mummification

Ancient Egyptian Afterlife Click to edit Master subtitle style.

Ancient Egyptian Religion CHW 3M. Complex polytheistic belief system Gods controlled nature and nature was divine itself Religion was a conglomeration.

Lesson 5: Egyptian Religion How did religion help the Egyptian people explain the world around them? How did religion shape Egyptian life and culture?

Ancient Egypt The gift of the Nile.

EGYPT - Religion Gods and Godesses, Book of Dead, Spirit of Dead, Mummification, and the Afterlife.

A) They gave away their stuffb) They believed in one god c) They built cities for the deadd) They preserved their bodies How did the ancient Egyptians.

Religion Ancient Egypt Religion MummiesPyramidsRituals Gods & Goddesses Quiz References.

Egyptian Gods and Goddesses. Amun-Ra and Horus Amun-Ra.

Ancient Egyptian Religion, Pyramids, and Mummification.

Ancient Egypt. Egyptian Geography  located in the northeast corner of Africa  surrounded by natural barriers: desert mountains Mediterranean Sea PROVIDED.

Geography Beliefs Mummies Pharaohs Social Pyramid.

Egypt’s Old Kingdom.

By Chloe and Abby Brandon

Warm up #6 Sumerians wrote on clay. What do you think would be the hardest thing would be about writing on clay?

The Mummification Process

Chapter 11 History of Ancient Egypt

The Old Kingdom.

Notebook Entry: In your notebooks, please answer: If YOU lived there …

Lesson 3 Egyptian Religion

Ancient Egypt: Gods and Mummies

Ancient Egypt The story of mummification.

Homework review 1a: What were the religious beliefs of the ancient Egyptians? Believed in many gods The gods controlled parts of nature 1b: In what ways.

Mummification By Class 4.

ARE YOU MY MUMMY? Seti I, whose well-preserved mummy rests in Cairo's Egyptian Museum, did much to promote prosperity during his 11-year rule. He overran.

Enter Into the World of Mummification

Ancient Egyptian Religion

Do Now What did the Egyptians believe happened to them after their death? What did the Egyptians believe they should do to make sure this happened to.

Religion & Mummification

Success Criteria To learn how to obtain life after death, the Egyptians studied what? Explain the roles of Osiris and Anubis in the journey to the afterlife.

EGYPT - Religion Gods and Godesses, Book of Dead, Spirit of Dead, Mummification, and the Afterlife.

Osiris and Isis Before You Read.

Enter Into the World of Mummification

Mummification Vocabulary

Lesson #14 Mummies.

Egyptian Religion Polytheistic: worshipped many gods.

Presentation transcript:

Religion in Egypt standard 6.2.3

GOAL: To make your own Book of the Dead in which you will explain Egyptian beliefs about religion and the afterlife.

Part 1: In this world

Nearly 2000 gods: some for households, some for cities, some for the whole kingdom.

Ka: the spirit. Hangs around the body and burial site after death. Had same needs as living person.

Funerary items help the dead live normally in the afterlife.

Mummification: so body wouldn’t decay. 1. Remove the brain by liquifying it. 2. Remove organs (except for heart) and put in canopic jars.

Mummification 3. Cover the corpse in natron and let it dry out for seventy days. 4. Wrap the mummy in treated bandages.

Average people not mummified. Hot, dry desert took care of it.

The sarcophagus: the final resting place.

Great Pyramid of Giza

Part 2: In the afterlife

In the Hall of Two Truths 1. Confront the gods and state your innocence.

From the 42 Negative Confessions I have done no evil against any man, plotted to make another grieve, caused death, hunger, or weeping to others. I never gave false witness in law courts. I have not done that which is hated by the gods, or obstructed a god’s image when he came forward in a festival procession. I have not lessened the corn measure, or tampered with the balance. I have not deprived children of milk. I have not stolen cattle from the meadows. I have not taken fish from holy lakes, or prevented the temple cattle from grazing on my land. I have not prevented the Nile water from running in channels, or stolen water from a channel.

In the Hall of Judgment 2. Anubis weighs your heart against a feather. Heart and feather must weigh the same. Ammit awaits.

Ammit the devourer

The Book of the Dead: 200 spells, prayers, rituals to help spirit of the dead go through Duat.

Duat: the underworld. An obstacle course of gods and creatures who tested and challenged the spirit of the dead.

Aaru: the Reed Fields (the Egyptian paradise). Osiris’s kingdom Aaru: the Reed Fields (the Egyptian paradise). Osiris’s kingdom. Where you go if you make it through Duat.

end

Religion in Egypt standard ___________ GOAL: ___________________________________________________________________________________ Part 1: In this world Polytheistic: had nearly __________________ gods. Ka: the __________________. Hangs around the body and burial site after death. Had same __________________ as living person. __________________ help the dead live normally in the afterlife. Mummification: so body wouldn’t decay. Remove the __________________ by liquifying it. Remove organs (except for __________________ ) and put in __________________. Cover the corpse in __________________ and let it dry out for __________________ days. Wrap the mummy in treated __________________. Average people not mummified. Hot, dry desert took care of it. The __________________: the final resting place. Great Pyramid of __________________. Part 2: In the afterlife In the Hall of Two Truths 1. Confront the gods and state your __________________. In the Hall of Judgment 2. Anubis weighs your heart against a feather. Heart and feather must weigh __________________. Ammit awaits. Duat: the underworld. An obstacle course of gods and creatures who __________________ the spirit of the dead. The Book of the Dead: 200 spells, prayers, rituals to help spirit of the dead go through __________________. Aaru: the Reed Fields (the Egyptian paradise). __________________ kingdom. Where you go if you make it through Duat.

Religion in Egypt standard 6.2.3 GOAL: To make your own Book of the Dead in which you will explain Egyptian beliefs about religion and the afterlife. Part 1: In this world Polytheistic: had nearly 2000 gods. Ka: the SPIRIT. Hangs around the body and burial site after death. Had same NEEDS as living person. FUNERARY ITEMS help the dead live normally in the afterlife. Mummification: so body wouldn’t decay. Remove the BRAIN by liquifying it. Remove organs (except for HEART ) and put in CANOPIC JARS. Cover the corpse in NATRON and let it dry out for SEVENTY days. Wrap the mummy in treated BANDAGES. Average people not mummified. Hot, dry desert took care of it. The SARCOPHAGUS: the final resting place. Great Pyramid of GIZA. Part 2: In the afterlife In the Hall of Two Truths 1. Confront the gods and state your INNOCENCE. In the Hall of Judgment 2. Anubis weighs your heart against a feather. Heart and feather must weigh THE SAME. Ammit awaits. Duat: the underworld. An obstacle course of gods and creatures who TESTED AND CHALLENGED the spirit of the dead. The Book of the Dead: 200 spells, prayers, rituals to help spirit of the dead go through DUAT. Aaru: the Reed Fields (the Egyptian paradise). OSIRIS’S kingdom. Where you go if you make it through Duat.