Religious Beliefs |
Egypt is of the countries in Africa and the Middle East. The ancient name for Egypt is Kemet meaning 'black land'. It had obtained its name owing to the fertile black soil found on the plains of the Nile river which flows through Egypt.  Egypt is also known for its historical monuments like the Giza pyramid complex and even the Egyptian civilization holds a lot of importance. Egypt is a country which has political and cultural significance for the Middle East. Egypt derived its English name from various sources like the French word Egypte, from Latin Aegyptus and ancient Greek Aigyptos. The ancient Egyptians strongly believed in God and life after death. The rule of Pharaohs was laid on the foundation of Divine Rights of Kings. The Egyptians were of the view that to please gods they should make some offerings and pray to god. Gods were worshiped in temples that were under the care of the priests who acted on behalf of the King. The statue of the God was placed in the heart of the temple. It was only on selected few occasions that the statue of the god was open for public worship. After the New Kingdom, the role of the King as a mediator between God and people received less emphasis. In fact, the priests created a system of revelation wherein people could directly communicate with God.  Another dominant belief was that humans are made of physical and spiritual aspects and every individual has his own shadow, soul, life force and a name. It was believed that heart was the place for emotions and thoughts. After the death of the person, the final goal of the deceased was to unite his life force and soul to be regarded as the 'blessed dead'. |
| Money & Coins | Recreation Part 1 | Trading of Goods |
| Famous Monuments | Recreation Part 2 | Translation Of Hieroglyphics |
| Mummies / Mummification | Religion Part 1 | Transportation System |
| Music in Ancient Egypt | Religion Part 2 | Viziers Ranking |
| Musical Instruments | Religious Beliefs | Famous Wars Fought |
| Myths Part 1: Creation, Eye of Ra | Sarcophagus | Weaponry & Chain of Command |
| Myths Part 2: Death | Children's Schools | Common Weapons Used in War |
| Names and Meanings | Science and Technology | Women's Life Part 1 |
| Numbering System | Role of Scribes | Women's Life Part 2 |
| Obelisks Designs | Life of Slaves & Slavery | Status of Women |
| Paintings Style, Colours | Social Classes in Ancient Egypt | British Museum and Ancient Egypt |
| Papyrus Invention | Soldiers in the Army | Burial Tombs In Ancient Egypt |
| Pharaohs Dynasties | Sphinxes - majestic monuments | Concept of Afterlife |
| Pottery Designs | Common Sports Played | Farming In Ancient Egypt |
| Priests' Role | Famous Statues | Common Food and Drink |
| Process Of Embalming | Symbols and Meanings | King Tutankhamun of Egypt |
| Famous Proverbs | Tattoos and Designs | Sun God: Ra |
| Queens Part 1: Cleopatra | Technology Advancements | The Pyramids of Ancient Egypt |
| Queens Part 2: Other Queens | Temples' Significance | Valley of The Kings |
| Popular Quotes | Commonly used Tools | Pictures/Photos |
