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Egyptian Life and Death Artefacts
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Helping to Support Teaching and Learning
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Authentic Replicas
Includes a terracotta soul house, winged scarab, faience figure of Osiris, Eye of Horus plaque, and two papyrus paintings. Each item accurately represents ancient Egyptian artefacts.
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Engaging Learning
These artefacts create an immersive learning environment about Ancient Egyptian history. They offer hands-on experiences that enhance children’s understanding of Ancient Egypt's geography and culture.
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Historical Insight
The set covers ancient Egyptian life and death, including mummification rituals and burial customs. This comprehensive approach aids in teaching important facts about Ancient Egypt effectively.
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Curriculum Support
Supports Key Stage Two history curriculum by providing tangible examples of ancient Egyptian symbols and practices. Helps children grasp complex concepts through visual and tactile learning.
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Stone Age to Iron Age
Illustrates changes in Britain from the Stone Age to the Iron Age, with examples of Bronze Age religion and Iron Age tribal kingdoms, aiding the history curriculum.
Egyptian Death Ritual Artefacts Collection
Implement Ancient Egyptian death rituals to captivate your class before exploring Egyptian life.
Overview
To make lessons more engaging and memorable, this set includes authentic replicas that illustrate key aspects of mummification rituals and burial customs. These resources provide a tangible connection to ancient Egypt's geography and culture.
The terracotta soul house offers insights into the daily lives and beliefs of the poor in Ancient Egypt. It typically depicts a modest rural dwelling with offerings of bread, beer, meat, fruit, and vegetables. This model helps children understand the importance of food and shelter in Ancient Egyptian symbols and practices.
The winged scarab, faience figure of Osiris, Eye of Horus plaque, and papyrus paintings of Tutankhamun and mummification scenes are excellent tools for discussing the significance of the scarab beetle, Osiris, and other symbols. These artefacts support lessons on Key Stage Two topics, providing a comprehensive understanding of Ancient Egyptian history and culture.
Supports the National Curriculum
History, Key Stage 2, Stone Age to Iron Age
Changes in Britain from the Stone Age to the Iron Age. From late Neolithic hunters-gathers. Bronze Age religion, technology and travel. Iron Age hill forts, tribal kingdoms, farming, art and culture.
Technical Summary
Overview
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1 x Terracotta Soul House,1 x Winged Scarab,1 x Faience Figure of the Underworld God Osiris,1 x Eye of Horus Plaque,1 x Gold Tutankhamun Papyrus Painting,1 x Mummification Scene Papyrus Painting
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