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The British
Museum:
Ancient Greece - The website gives a story, then an opportunity
to explore and finally a challenge often in the form of a game.
For example, students read about different Greek people and what
their daily lives are like. Next they explore Greek pots to see
what they tell about daily life. Finally they must place people
in a Greek house in the room they would most likely be found in.Students
can also investigate gods and godesses, festivals,geography and
war.
Ancient
Peoples - Aztecs, Mayas and Incas
Mr. Dowling's
Electronic Passport - Browse the world in a virtual
classroom. Ancient Egypt, the World Wars, the Middle Ages, Ancient
Rome, South America.
Exploring
Ancient World Cultures - The Ancient Near East, Ancient
India, Ancient Egypt, Ancient China, Ancient Greece, Ancient Rome,
Early Islam, and Medieval Europe.
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Mystery
of the Maya - Excellent site for students. Includes:civilization,
exhibits, artifacts, inventions and people.
The
Maya -writing, numbers, calendar, social structure,
gods, agriculture and diet.
Why
do Civilizations Fall? - Explore the ancient city of Copan
to discover why it collapses.
Mayan Ruins
- photos and maps of many different Mayan ruins.
Mayan
Civilization: Then and Now - lots of photos and information.
Mayan
Indians - A lot of information and pictures, astronomy,
gods and godesses, pyramids, society, writing, etc.
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Interactive
Adventure: Explore the Pyramids
- From National Geographic. Explore the pyramids of ancient Egypt
through diagrams, photos, and facts; plus get related links, kids
content, news stories, and more. Interactive features include
Treasures of Egypt (photos, e-postcards), At the Tomb of Tutankhamun,
Mysteries of Egypt Movie Preview, How to Make a Mummy. There are
also games and standards-based lessons for grades K-12.
You
Wouldn't Want to be an Egyptian Mummy! - What's
it like to really be embalmed. Read on for all the gory details.
Daily
Life in Ancient Egypt - Includes:
ancient plumbing, marriage, sanitation, furniture, hairstyles,
beauty aids, food, houses, women and growing up. And lots more.
The
Army in Ancient Egypt - warfare,
structure, weapons, chariots, life as a common soldier.
Clickable
Mummy - Click on different parts of the Mummy to view
interesting facts and information about the mummification process.
Virtual
Mummy -
Pyramids
- Why were they built?, inside a pyramid, virtual pyramid.
Ancient
Egyptian Social Life - Professions and the social strata,
homes, women, jewelry and food.
The
Quest for Immortality - Treasures of Ancient Egypt
Anthony's
Egyptology - Many topics and links
Ancient
World Cultures: Egypt - lots of links to Egyptian sites.
Guardian's
Egypt - lots of information.
Mysteries
of Egypt- daily life, gods and goddesses, temples, geography,
Pharoahs, trades, writing, etc.
King TutOne.com
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Mr.
Dowling's Electronic Passport - The Land of the Dead -The
Pharaoh-The Rosetta Stone -Cleopatra.
Secrets
of the Pharaohs - From PBS. Fly through a 3-D model of
the Great Pyramid.
Tutankhamun:
Anatomy of an Excavation. Howard Carter's diaries.
Egyptian
Clip Art
More Egyptian
Clipart
Pyramids:
the Inside Story
Ancient
Egypt WebQuest - You have successfully traveled back in
time to the year 1250 BC, Ancient Egypt." Homebase: "Your mission
is of the utmost importance! You must locate the burial mask of
the Ancient Egyptian Pharaoh, Tutankhamen (King Tut.) On the inside
of the mask is written a message. If you successfully decode
this message you could solve our earth's environmental crisis.
Your quest is to decode the Ancient Egyptian message and return
to our time. To be successful, you must utilize all your available
resources (books, experts, and your computer.)
Explore
Ancient Egypt - at the Museum of Fine Arts
Mr. Pitonyak's
Pyramid Puzzle - What would an Egyptian pyramid cost to
build today? During this project you will be asked to estimate
the cost of building a pyramid using modern materials and ancient
methods. In teams you will plan, collect data, submit a bid for
the job (only the owest bidding company will be awarded
the job), create a scale drawing and model, and
present a final report to the class.
Ancient
Egypt Map - 1450 BC
Ms. Evans Egyptian Links
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