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Ancient Egypt Links
**Featured Site**
The Big Picture - Yahooligans - Ancient Egypt
This website has many great links and up to date news on archaeological discoveries from the region.
**More Sites**
Check out some of these fun interactive Egypt websites and learn something in the process. Send someone an egyptian Postcard!!
Ancient Egypt- a 6th grade curriculum
Created by a teacher for 6th graders. Very useful. Great clip-art.
A set of links to Egyptian Archeology resources.
This site has many useful ideas
and links. It is deep and useful.
Sites chock full of images of ancient egypt!
Hellenistic Greece- from About.com
An amazing set of links from this comprehensive website.
A website created by a student team that covers many useful topics.
This set of hand-outs for kids is created by Sea World. Cute printable activities.
Meet the Egyptians...and find out more about their daily life!
Read and do math like an ancient egyptian!
Did you know that there were several types of Glyphs? Find out more here.
Metropolitan Museum of Art - Egyptian Collection
This amazing resource has many works of art for you to enjoy. View the 1, 10 or 50 at a time!
If you can't find it here....it doesn't exist! :-) Get ready to be overwhelmed.
Kids Click Ancient Egypt Links
A big set of links on this topic.
Read more about this amazing discovery and how it helped us understand hieroglyphs!
Everyone loves their Mummy! Find out more!!
The British Museum - Egypt Page
An interactive learning module created by the museum.
Nice info and graphics. Worth a peek!
A nice starting point with info on Pyramids, Mummies, Heiroglyphs and more. Be sure to see the kids section.
NOVA On-line - The Great Pyramids
A great TV show produced this great website!
Egyptologists Electronic Forum
This is a bulletin board for REAL egyptologists. Dig into the Archives and FAQ's for fantastic information. It may be over a bit over our heads or maybe not! Check it out.
Head to this website in the Fall of 2001 for an amazing resource produced by PBS to support a TV special on this topic.
