Egyptian Artifacts Demo Lesson Essential Question What do artifacts tell us about the culture of ancient Egyptian civilization and modern society?

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Egyptian Artifacts Demo Lesson

Essential Question What do artifacts tell us about the culture of ancient Egyptian civilization and modern society?

Activating Strategy The year is 5011 A.D. Archeologists have just discovered a site in Chambersburg which dates to the early 21 st century: Based on our artifacts, what will these people be able to tell about life in the present day? What will they think is most important and/or valuable to us?

What is an artifact? Definition: A material object of culture such as a tool, article of clothing, or prepared food

Today we will examine artifacts from... Ancient Egypt 3100 – 30 B.C.

Artifact #1 Ushabti

Artifact # 2 Canopic jars

Artifact #3 Amulet

Your Artifact Please draw a picture of an artifact that you consider to be very important to your culture and society. Be prepared to explain your choice!

“Exit Slip” Questions What do these three artifacts tell us about culture, society and everyday life in ancient Egypt? What does your chosen artifact tell us about culture, society and everyday life in today’s world?