Egypt Quiz

This change in artistic style was brought on by Akhenaton

A term for a monumental gateway that has a very narrow entrance area

Using clues from our existing artifacts, we can tell that many artworks:

This type of column is attached to the wall behind it

This artifact depicts the concept of bringing one's wealth with them to the afterlife

This Papyrus piece comes from the New Kingdom

This is the term for a temple with dense thicket of columns that support a ceiling

The Great Sphinx is most closely related to this artwork:

Many columns feature these items in their capitals

Egyptian artworks follow a specific, nonrealistic manner of representing the visible world. This is a _____ artwork

The Seated Scribe, when created, would be holding this:

Many Egyptian freestanding figures are "attached" to the material they are sculpted from. This can be seen in:

Many temples used this type of architectural plan

This early tomb is the precursor to the pyramids

This is the God of the underworld, who's symbol is the Crook and Flail - as seen on Tutankhamun's Sarcophagus.

The Palette of Narmer was believed to contain

The Pyramids at Giza are named after these 3 pharaohs

This is the term for the "city of tombs" that the Pyramids are a part of.

Which of these is not a freestanding structure?

The altar tablet of Akhenaton, Nefertiti, and Three Daughters is unusual because:

Egypt's history is broken into different Kingdoms. These Kingdom's change due to:

Egyptian artwork expresses the ideas of

This term is used for a colonnade that surrounds a building or courtyard

This Artwork was created in situ

Our period of Egypt covers:

The Last Judgement of Hunefer uses ________ to read the image left to right. The figures stand on a __________.

This structure bridges the gap between our initial burial tombs and the Pyramids of Giza

The Architecture of Egypt features all but these common structures

This type of tomb is carved out of the natural landscape.

This term represents the life force, soul, or spirit

The Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut:

This architectural invention allowed light to enter dark temples

This artifact allowed us to first translate hieroglyphics

Egyptian history begins with the unification of Upper and Lower Egypt around this period

Pharaohs are considered god kings, much like the divine law we see in this Near East Artwork