FINAL Flashcards
(30 cards)
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Animal Cults
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- Popular religion during the Ptolemaic Period and Late Period
- Animals were asw particular deities
- Worshippers sought to hour the deity by donating bronze or mummified remains of the associated animals
- Dogs were linked to Anubis
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Apis Bull
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- Buried at Saqqara in huge granite sarcophagi
- ASW the Egyptian God Osiris
- At Memphis during Early Dynastic Period
- The Bull god was mourned throughout Egypt
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Beautiful Festival of the Valley
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- Honored the souls of the deceased and allowed for the living and dead to celebrate together
- People visited with their departed loved ones at their tombs and brought bouquets of flowers and food and drink offering
- Happened between harvest and the nile flood
- Divine boat of Amun traveled from the Karnak temple to the necropolis of Western Thebes
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Canon of Proportion
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- Images look alike do to this standard formula
- A grid system used to draw out the standard formula
- Artist would plot points on predetermined set of measurements then connect the dots ultimately creating a human figure
- Based on Hierarchy more important larger the person
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Canopic Jars
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- Organs were placed in individual jars
- Known as the 4 sons of Horus
- Liver, lungs, intestines, stomach were removed and wrapped separately
- Imsety (human), Hapy (ape), Kebehsenuef (falcon), Dauamutef (jackal)
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Edwin Smith surgical papyrus
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- Systematic analysis of injuries and their treatment
- Textual tradition stretching back to the ~Middle Kingdom
- Used for teaching and Reference
- Symptoms listed together with specific findings from physical exams
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Ennead
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- Written in hieroglyphs for “god” repeated in 3 groups of 3
- Atum’s evolution into the maj. elements and forces of the created world in generational terms as a group of 9 gods
- Often Considered as a collective designation fro maj. cosmic gods rather than a specific grp
- Shu and Tefnutm, Geb and Nut, Oriris and Isis, and Seth and Nephthys
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Entanglement
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- Unhappy of acculturation only looking at the dominate group to open side
- State run text top down, archy bottom up what’s happening on the ground what cant we get from the textual record
- Dynamic aspects of adoptiion of Nubian and Egypt culture
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Execration magic
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- Listing names of Egypt potential enemies is inscribed on pots or figurines
- Pots or Figurines are broken, incinerated and buried
- Intended to destroy the malign spirit
- pots and figurines are known as execration texts
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Faience
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- Fired to form a natural glazed
- created through molds
- Used to create game pieces for Senet
- Used for grave goods
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“God’s wife”
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- Most important position in the temple
- Usually held by the daughter of the king who never married
- Carry out ritual actions before the god such as shaking of the sacred rattle
- Hatshepsut was a prominent but after her death the importance declined
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Horapollo
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- 4 Bullet Points
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inw
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- 4 Bullet Points
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Mahirper
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- His guy a warrior and high official a royal fan barer
- Raised in the Egyptian court, son of Nubia prince poss
- He had a tomb of the valley of the kings
- Dark skin depicted in the book of the dead
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Meroitic Culture
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- late in time its own script and language
- Demotic Based alphabet
- Large increase on female rulings
- Art had more realistic body depictions
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Min
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- Fertility, virility, and reproduction
- Amun manifested as Min
- Usually represented in human form
- Had a fail in his right hand and erect penis
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Mummy Caches
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- 4 Bullet Points
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Ogdoad
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- Eight Deities “ group of eight”
- Venerated at Hermopolis known as “eight town”
- Thought to have existed before the creation, creator Deities
- Appear just before the Ptolemaic Period
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Opening of the Mouth
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- Priest wears the mask pf Anubis
- Last funeral rite before final offerings were made and the body was entombed
- Priest touches mummy mouth, eyes, and ears with adze to ensure the use in afterlife
- Larger funerals ceremony came after a great procession
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Opet Festival
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- Boat procession
- Held in late summer it celebrated the journey of the god Amun from Karnak to Luxor
- Priests would carry out the ceremonial boats to waters edge
- Ram head of Amun draped with necklaces would be placed on the Bow
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Osiris Myth
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- Rebirth of the Netherworld
- Murdered by his brother Seth
- Isis restores Osiris body in order to conceive Horus
- Horus fights Seth and ultimately wins and restores order and resurrects Osiris
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Pi-ramesses
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- Lost Capitol for Ramesses II
- The capitol took about 18 yrs to build
- Moved the capitol to be easier to locate by diplomats
- Known for its elaborate size
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Sacred Barque
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- Said to be gods of Egyptians transportation
- More elaborate boats appeared in the reign of Hatshesput
- May have been housed in special chapels in the temples
- Shrine with the cult statue is placed in the boats cabin
- Bow and stern were decorated with the haed of the god
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Sympathetic magic
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- Homeopathic is similarities between ideas,
objects, and people - Homeopathic similar to voodoo doll
-Contagious is once in contact, always in
contact - Contagious is Hair, fingernail clippings, etc.
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Temple of Karnak
- Located on the east bank of Thebe
- Series of temples built by succession of pharaohs and dedicated to the state god Amun
- monumental gateways, aves sphinxes and sacred lakes make to main axes
- Primary source for all aspects Ancient Egypt culture after the old kingdom
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Votive Objects
- Elite set up votive statues and steale in temple precincts
- Purpose was to link for eternity the donor with the deity of the temple and the cult perform there
- Depict deceased rulers
- believed that prayers and offerings to the late monarch would bring them benefits
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Wab Priest
- 4 Bullet Points
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Wadi hammamat
- Produced stone mainly for statues
- Location of the Fawakhir gold mines
- Blocks transported on sleds by ox or ment
- Exploited for its graywacke
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"Weighing of the Heart"
- Heart center of thought, memory, and personality
- Weighed on a balance by the god of Anubis while divine scribe Thoth records the verdict
- Heart and feather are equal weight the deceased is declared true
- He or she might also join the celestial circuit
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Ptah
- Chief god of Memphis
- United craftsmanship and the creative word into the theory of creations
- Father of Ramesses II
- Mummified man holding a scepter
