Ancient Egypt
General
sites, history
Most of
these sites cover many topics on Ancient Egypt.
Egypt
- an excellent site and a good place to start.
It has dozens of useful links leading to information on mummies, pyramids,
daily life and customs, buildings and much more
Mr
Donn's Ancient History Page
Egypt
Antiquities - Information presented by Tour Egypt: Official Site of the Ministry
of Tourism, Egypt. Links to many sites
related to Ancient Egypt from the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism - History,
Monuments, Rulers, Mythology, Virtual Museum, Glossary, Pyramids, Christianity,
and the Book of the Dead
Egypt
-
good general site
Ancient
Egypt - many useful links to explore
Ancient
Egypt - clear and useful links with plenty of
photos - tombs, temples, mummies and every day life
Egypt
and Art - art, pyramids, mythology, mummification,
hieroglyphs, design, history and much more are covered
Egypt
- Guardian's Egypt - extensive site with information
about a wide range of material. Includes a kids' section as well as specific
links to: pharaohs, pyramids, mummies, art, music, museums and sites of
monuments and buildings
Egyptian Ministry
of Tourism presents Tour Egypt
Ancient
Egyptian civilization - dense text historical
overview
Land
of the Pharaohs - attractive, organised and clearly
written site
Photo
Album of Ancient Egypt - covers life by the Nile,
death and burial, history
Ancient
Egypt - time line, maps, religion etc
History
of Egypt - very clear and basic outline
Reeder's
Egypt Page - art, archaeology, religion and history
are covered in these colourful pages
EAWC
Chronology: Egypt - a very useful time line
Ancient
Egypt Index - full set of links to information
on art, society, women, pyramids, religion, education, writing and more
ArabNet
-Egypt, History - text only history from ancient
times to the present day
Africa
and Egypt, to 1750 B.C. - the rise of civilization
along the Nile, and agriculture
Anthony's
Egyptology & Archaeology - a site with lots
of information
Everyday
life
Mummies
CyberMummy
-
modern technology is used to examine a mummy. Questions are asked about
the clues the mummy can give us about life in Ancient Egypt and the information
is supported by audio and movie presentations
Mummification
-
scientific explanation of mummification. Includes activities and experiments
for students to try
Animal
Mummies in the Cairo Museum
Make
a Mummy
Mummies
unmarsked
Egyptian
Mummies - Pharaoh Mummies, animal Mummies and Mummy methods
People
Pyramids
NOVA
Online/Pyramids - interactive exploration of
the pyramids of Egypt. The site includes movies that enable panoramic views
of the interiors of some pyramids
The
Tomb of the Chihuahua Pharaohs
Secrets
of the lost tomb - multimedia tour of
Tomb 5, a burial site that was almost destroyed
Djoser
Pyramid Complex
Cities
and buildings
Abydos
- Holy City of Ancient Egypt - a city of great
importance to the cult of Osiris
The
Great Temple of Abu Simbel
The
Seven Wonders: The Great Pyramid of Giza -
location,
history and links to other pyramid sites
The
Seven Wonders of the Ancient World
Color
Tour of Egypt - tour of famous archaeological
sites in Egypt with images and brief descriptions of each
Games
and activities
Hatshepsut's
revenge - an adventure game that takes you back
to Ancient Egypt. The pharaoh of Egypt, King Tut, is disturbed by strange
things happening in the palace.. Only you can help him!
Chariot
to Heaven - a story taking place in the capital
of ancient Egypt, during the reign of King Tutankhamun. The historical
background and information about ancient Egypt are true, but the story
is fictional
Egypt
fun guide - basic information on mummies, Nile
and irrigation, pyramids. mummies etc
EgyptQuiz
Egyptian
Hieroglyphs - writing, numbers, fractions and
downloads
Ancient
Egypt - activities and questions for middle school
students
Neferchichi's
Egyptian Graphics - plenty of great graphics
to dress up your presentation
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Immanuel College Library Resource Centre
Last revised 1st May
2003
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