Around 5500 BC people started to
settle in the river banks
and cultivate the land

Primary 6
2014
The ancient Egyptians were
fascinating people who
settled in the Nile Valley
thousands of years ago.
In Ancient Egypt they
believed in life after death .
Animals were very
important and they believed
that cats had magic powers
to cure people.
Egyptian civilization
developed around
the Nile valley.

By: Mirari, Ane and Maider
The Nile is one of the biggest rivers in the
world and runs along North East Africa.
Every year in July the river inundated the valley.
The ancient Egyptians learned how to canalise this water
to use it during the rest of the year to cultivate the land.
DAILY LIFE
Egyptian houses were made of
mud bricks.
The streets were narrow,
crowded, noisy and filthy

By:Noah, Maitane
and Hodei.
FAMILY LIFE
Education was based on money,
because to go to school families
have to pay. So, only the rich and
only boys went to school.
Women ran the family and men
cultivated the land.
They liked fashion .
They wore wigs in ceremonies and gold
amulets, bracelets and other ornaments.
Noble men shaved their heads.
Most clothes were made of linen.

Egyptians used no shoes, sometimes wore sandals
made of leather but most of the time went barefoot.
•The Egyptians loved having fun.
•In their tombs there are lots of
paintings of party scenes
Poor Egyptians relaxed at home with their families,
telling stories and playing games.
Rich Egyptians offered big parties for their friends with
enormous amounts of food and drinks.
Egyptians also loved hunting animals : crocodiles,
hippos and birds.
To the Egyptians illnesses
were caused by evil spirits
entering the body, so
prayers to the Gods were
important to cure people.
By:Madalen, Ugaitz and Erlantz
MEDICINE

Egyptian doctors prepared drugs

to cure diseases and also recommended
rest and hygiene.
Egyptians
believed in the afterlife.
They prepared for the afterlife by filling their
tombs with small and large statues of pets,
Anubis, the jackal god.
Temples and pyramids were
a reflection of gods and pharaohs.
The pyramids were funerary monuments and the first
to be built was that of Zoser.
The Pyramids of Giza are the most famous and were
used as tombs for the Pharaohs
BY: Alain, Ane and Saioa
The Sphinx of Giza is a body of a lion with the head of a
king or god.
The sphinx has come to symbolize strength and wisdom.
The ancient Egyptian language is one
of the oldest languages of the world.

By: Iraia, Jon and Zuriñe.
The decipherment of hieroglyphs
was made possible by of the Rosetta
Stone . It was written in three ways:
Hieroglyphs, Egyptian demotic
script and Greek.
.

The Rosetta Stone was found
in 1799
by Napoleonic troops
in Egypt.

Egyptians also wrote numbers.

Ancient egypt 2014

  • 1.
    Around 5500 BCpeople started to settle in the river banks and cultivate the land Primary 6 2014
  • 2.
    The ancient Egyptianswere fascinating people who settled in the Nile Valley thousands of years ago. In Ancient Egypt they believed in life after death . Animals were very important and they believed that cats had magic powers to cure people.
  • 3.
    Egyptian civilization developed around theNile valley. By: Mirari, Ane and Maider
  • 4.
    The Nile isone of the biggest rivers in the world and runs along North East Africa. Every year in July the river inundated the valley. The ancient Egyptians learned how to canalise this water to use it during the rest of the year to cultivate the land.
  • 5.
    DAILY LIFE Egyptian houseswere made of mud bricks. The streets were narrow, crowded, noisy and filthy By:Noah, Maitane and Hodei.
  • 6.
    FAMILY LIFE Education wasbased on money, because to go to school families have to pay. So, only the rich and only boys went to school. Women ran the family and men cultivated the land.
  • 7.
    They liked fashion. They wore wigs in ceremonies and gold amulets, bracelets and other ornaments. Noble men shaved their heads.
  • 8.
    Most clothes weremade of linen. Egyptians used no shoes, sometimes wore sandals made of leather but most of the time went barefoot.
  • 9.
    •The Egyptians lovedhaving fun. •In their tombs there are lots of paintings of party scenes
  • 10.
    Poor Egyptians relaxedat home with their families, telling stories and playing games. Rich Egyptians offered big parties for their friends with enormous amounts of food and drinks. Egyptians also loved hunting animals : crocodiles, hippos and birds.
  • 11.
    To the Egyptiansillnesses were caused by evil spirits entering the body, so prayers to the Gods were important to cure people. By:Madalen, Ugaitz and Erlantz
  • 12.
    MEDICINE Egyptian doctors prepareddrugs to cure diseases and also recommended rest and hygiene.
  • 13.
  • 14.
    They prepared forthe afterlife by filling their tombs with small and large statues of pets, Anubis, the jackal god.
  • 15.
    Temples and pyramidswere a reflection of gods and pharaohs. The pyramids were funerary monuments and the first to be built was that of Zoser. The Pyramids of Giza are the most famous and were used as tombs for the Pharaohs BY: Alain, Ane and Saioa
  • 16.
    The Sphinx ofGiza is a body of a lion with the head of a king or god. The sphinx has come to symbolize strength and wisdom.
  • 17.
    The ancient Egyptianlanguage is one of the oldest languages of the world. By: Iraia, Jon and Zuriñe.
  • 18.
    The decipherment ofhieroglyphs was made possible by of the Rosetta Stone . It was written in three ways: Hieroglyphs, Egyptian demotic script and Greek. . The Rosetta Stone was found in 1799 by Napoleonic troops in Egypt. Egyptians also wrote numbers.