Websites

= = The British Museum: http://www.ancientegypt.co.uk/menu.html

This is an amasing site. It has all the information you need to know about Ancient Egypt. From sourced maps and geographical features to aspect of every day life including writing, building and trades. There is lots of interesting photographs as well as much information as you like to read. It has a great glossary and uses lots of primary sources (from the time) to present you who the Ancient Egyptians were, how they lived and what they believed in. Look in here for architecture, writing, papyrus, temples.

Eternal Egypt: [|http://www.eternalegypt.org/EternalEgyptWebsiteWeb]

A truly fantastic site. Fully interactive, students will be able to rotate objects, see inside temples and see the amasing influence Ancient Egypt has had in our world. It focuses on the technology used byegyptians, including irrigation and mathematics, astronomy, medecine, libraries and crafts. It is full of photographs of beautiful primary sources. Can be tricky to navigate, but well worth it. It will be helpful to try this site after deciding which invention you are researching as it has detailed information.

Discovering Ancient Egypt By Mark Millmore: http://www.eyelid.co.uk/numbers.htm

This site has been designed by a computer graphic designer. The illustrations are exceptionally good with lots of colour creating an exotic and vivid website full of interesting facts, especially those related to technological development in science, mathematics and architecture. The information is clear and concise with many interactive aspects. This site will suit those students that like doing activities such as puzzles, rebuilding temples and completing egyptian mathematical work.

Minnesota State University,Mankato eMuseum: Ancient Egypt Exhibit: http://www.mnsu.edu/emuseum/prehistory/egypt/

In this exhibition you will find very detailed information on most cultural aspects of Egyptian Life. There is a lot of reading on each technological development including weapons. there is a table of weapon development throughout Egyptian history. This website is for those who truly enjoy finding lots of interesting details.

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