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WIN Class Winter/Spring 2012 EGYPTOLOGY WIN Class Winter/Spring 2012

Course Syllabus Mummies Pyramids Novel Movies Hieroglyphs Egyptian Religion/Mythology Pharaohs Video Games Sphinx Egyptian Art

Mummies Organ Removal Embalming Canopic Jars Bandage Wrapping Sarcophagus

Chicken Mummies

Pyramids How Many Giza Pyramids Why Build Them Who Built Them How They were Built

Movies

Hieroglyphs Number Meaning How to read them Rosetta Stone

Pharaohs King Tut Valley of the Kings Cleopatra Nefertiti Ramses II Menes

Egyptian Religion/Mythology Osiris Isis Horus Seth Anubus

Video Games

Sphinx Discovery Who & Why Truth of the missing nose

Egyptian Art Paintings Sculptures Pottery

Possible Field Trip? Mummies of the World http://mummies.discoveryplace.org/about-the-exhibit $15-leave after lunch, picked up approx. 6:30

“Fine Print” Semester Only FUN but also WORK-you will earn a GRADE Cost $20 (Chicken Mummy & Pyramid Kit)