1. EGYPT UNDER THE PHAROAHS APAH – GARDINER CHAPTER 3-3 PP. 64-73

2. Quiz 3-3 pp. 73-78 1.

3. THE MIDDLE KINGDOM

4. SENRUSET III

5. BENI HASAN

6. THE NEW KINGDOM

7. TEMPLE OF HATSHEPSUT

8. TEMPLE OF RAMSES II

9. TEMPLE OF AMEN-RE, KARNAK  Axial plan is characteristic of much of Egyptian architecture  HYPOSTYLE HALL = a hall with a roof supported by columns  Central section and columns are taller than the rest created a clerestory to allow light into the interior  CLERESTORY = the fenestrated part of a building that rises above the roofs of the other parts  Columns in the hypostyle hall at Karnak are covered with bands of painted sunken relief sculptures

10. SENMUT AND NEFRURA  New Kingdom block statues  Senmut with Princess Nefrura from Thebes, 1470-1460 BCE, granite  The ka could find an eternal home in the cubic stone image of the deceased  Heads with the two bodies as a single cubic block covered with inscriptions  Hatshepsut’s chancellor holds the pharaoh’s daughter in his lap

11. TOMB OF NEBAMUN  Some of the best New Kingdom murals come from the tomb of Nebamun  Fowling scene, from the tomb of Nebamun in Thebes, 1400-1350 BCE, fresco on dry plaster  FRESCO SECCO  Scene of deceased official flushing birds from a swamp, enjoying eternal recreation  More movement than the Ti watching hippopotami