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Temple
History; Egyptian history
A "house" in the form of a building or complex of buildings dedicated to a particular god or goddess. Within the temple was a shrine with an image of the god which priests tendered to every day. The ...
Sistrum
History; Egyptian history
A musical rattle with discs threaded onto bars across a fork. They were often used by women involved with temples, particularly in association with the goddess Hathor.
Shabti
History; Egyptian history
A model servant figure which was supposed to do the hard work for the deceased in the afterlife. Also known as a ushabti.
Pschent
History; Egyptian history
Once Upper and Lower Egypt were unified, the King wore the Double Crown which combined the elements of the White and Red crowns.
Double crown
History; Egyptian history
Once Upper and Lower Egypt were unified, the King wore the Double Crown which combined the elements of the White and Red crowns.
Ushabti
History; Egyptian history
It is a small mummiform figure placed in tombs to do work in the afterlife on behalf of the deceased. Literally translated it means "to answer. "
Ra
History; Egyptian history
From very early times Ra was a sun god. He took on many of the attributes and even the names of other gods as Egyptian myths evolved. He is often pictured as a hawk or as a hawk headed man with a ...