Egypt is known as a land of the pyramids. ... The pyramids had a profound effect on many Egyptians, not only those who were to be buried there, but the many people who designed and executed the plan for them to be built. ... Inside the pyramid's burial chamber the Egyptians would try to preserve body from decay. ... The early portraits from the pyramid age, the fourth dynasty of the Old Kingdom, are among the most beautiful works of Egyptian art. ... From the diagrams that we see in the temples and pyramids, we observe the ancient Egyptians were very particular about cle...

• Word Count: 1586
• Approx Pages: 6
• Grade Level: High School

His campaigns " caused Egypt to be in its condition as (it was) when Re was in it as king- indicating the prestige of Egypt during this period. ... For Egypt, the annals give historians an insight to the ruler Thut-mose III and his reign over Egypt, while also indicating the wealth of Egypt. ... Egypt had a good source of written information in such things as king lists, annals, royal inscriptions, tomb inscriptions, love poetry, stories, pyramid texts and autobiographies. ... The story also has a sense that overtime Sinuhe has come to understand what it means to be an Egyptian and he has to b...

• Word Count: 1695
• Approx Pages: 7
• Grade Level: Undergraduate

The Egyptian culture was and maybe still is one of the most fascinated and underestimated culture to have ever existed. ... The Egyptians were liberal and yet had admirable conviction and commitment to their religion and faith. ... The complexity and gradual elaboration of the Egyptian belief system has been explored by Egyptologists, thanks to surviving funerary artefacts and tombs from ancient Egyptian times. ... From the age that the Egyptians were able to save they began to prepare for their burial. They believed in the afterlife so strongly and to the actions it required of them to suc...

• Word Count: 1803
• Approx Pages: 7
• Grade Level: Undergraduate

The Egyptian culture was and maybe still is one of the most fascinated and underestimated culture to have ever existed. ... The Egyptians were liberal and yet had admirable conviction and commitment to their religion and faith. ... The complexity and gradual elaboration of the Egyptian belief system has been explored by Egyptologists, thanks to surviving funerary artefacts and tombs from ancient Egyptian times. ... From the age that the Egyptians were able to save they began to prepare for their burial. They believed in the afterlife so strongly and to the actions it required of them to suc...

• Word Count: 1800
• Approx Pages: 7
• Grade Level: Undergraduate