The document provides information about various aspects of ancient Egyptian civilization. It discusses how the Egyptians settled along the Nile River valley and learned to cultivate the land using irrigation. It describes Egyptian daily life, including their mud brick houses, family structure with women running households, and education system for wealthy boys. The document also covers Egyptian clothing made of linen, their love of feasting and games, and their respect for doctors. It discusses the Egyptian writing system including hieroglyphics and their numeral system. Additionally, it mentions Egyptian architecture such as pyramids and temples as well as their art including statues, coffins, and the Sphinx.

1. Ancient Egypt
Primary 6
2017-2018

2. LOCATION
By Ardaitz and Esti

3.  Egyptian civilization developed around the
Nile valley
 The Nile is one of the biggest rivers in the
world and runs along North East Africa
from the big lakes in Central Eastern Africa
to the Mediterranean Sea.

4. INTRODUCTION
The ancient Egyptians were
fascinating people
who settled in the Nille Valley
thousands of years ago.
By Luken and Aingeru

5.  At first , they survived by huting animals and gathering fruits
to eat.
 The Ancient Egyptians learned how to canalise the water to
use it during the rest of the year to cultivate the land.
 Egyptians believed in life after death and animals were very
important in Ancient Egypt .
That why most Egyptians gods had animal heads.

6. DAILY LIFE
By Itxaso and June
HOUSES:
Egyptian houses were made of mud bricks.
The houses were tall, sometimes up to 4
floors high.

7.  FAMILY LIFE:
 Women run the family and had children
while men cultivated the land.
 Education was based on money, because
to go to school families have to pay.
 So, only the rich and only boys went to
school.

10. CLOTHES
By Garazi and Irune
They liked fashion ad wore wigs
in parties and ceremonies. Noble
men clean shaved their heads.

11.  Most clothes were made of linen; rich people
wore fine linen and poor people thicker linen.
 Egyptians used no shoes, sometimes wore
sandals made of leather but most of the time
went barefoot.

12. FEASTING AND FUN
The Egyptians loved having fun. We know that because in their
tombs we have found lots of paintings of party scenes
By: Izaro and
Claudia

13. Rich Egyptians offered big parties for their friends.
In these parties enormous amounts of food
Poor Egyptians relaxed at home with their families,
telling stories and playing games.
Egyptians also loved hunting animals such as
crocodiles and hippos but hunting for birds was the
most elegant sport.

14. MEDICINE AND MAGIC
Kepa and Enaitz
Egyptian doctors understood quite a lot
about the body. They prepared drugs to cure
diseases.

15.  Egyptian doctors were very much respected
and usually passed their knowledge from
father to son.
 Once they have finished training and were
recognized as doctors they received a
government salary.

16. WRITING
AND
NUMERAL SYSTEM
This ancient language is one of the oldest
languages of the world.
By: Onintze Etxezarraga and Haritz

17. WRITING AND NUMERAL SYSTEM
 The Rosetta Stone was found in 1799 by Napoleonic
troops in Egypt.
 The hieroglyphic script was a very complex system of
more than 700 pictures.
 The Ahmes Papyrus was found in 1858. It was
deciphered using the Rosetta Stone.
 They represented numbers using numerals such as the
ones below.

18. ART SYMBOLISM
By:Beñat U and Onintze
S
Cats were very important in ancient Egypt.
They believed that cats had magic powers
to protect their homes and children from
danger.

19.  They prepared for the afterlife by filling their
tombs
 The statue of Anubis was part of a tomb.
 Coffins were also pieces of art that showed the
status of the dead person

20. ARCHITECTURE
The ancient Egyptians excelled in
architecture and their monuments are
the best evidence.
Beñat
The Sphinx of Giza
is the head of a human
and
the body of a lion.

21. THE PYRAMIDS
 Piramids: were funerary monuments and the first to
be built was that of Zoser.
 the Pyramids of Giza are the most famous and one
of the wonders of the world. They were used as
tombs for the Pharaohs.
Temples were also constructed and some of
them were huge.