Burial Chamber

Hieroglyphics We enjoyed making a diorama of a burial chamber. First we covered the outside of a shoe box with self adhesive paper.
Hieroglyphics Then we covered the inside walls of the box with hieroglyphics. We did this by writing a story about the first mummy using the Archibald Font on the computer. After printing this out on gray paper we colored in some of the shapes. We also printed out a stone pattern for the floor of our burial chambers. We covered the entire inside of the box with the hieroglyphs and stone patterns.
Mummy

Next we made mummies, canopic jars, and other objects using modeling clay. We used white clay and colored them with markers after everything dried.

Burial Chamber These are the final projects.
Burial Chamber Notice the drawing on the wall of Anubis. He had a human body and the head of a jackal. Anubis was the son of Nephthys. His job was to prepare the bodies of the dead to be received by Osiris.
Burial Chamber This burial chamber has a boat to take its master to the next world. Notice the Orisis drawing on the wall.