Ägypten

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four different pictures of the same woman's head with colorful designs on her face
Art Lesson - Egyptian Pharaohs
Art works in progress and original art lessons for kids
an image of a book cover with the title's page in black and white
Diorama piramidale o triorama
an origami paper boat sitting on top of a table
Diorama piramidale o triorama
an image of a book cover with the title's page in black and white
Diorama piramidale o triorama
a drawing of a pyramid with people and animals on it, all in black and white
a hand holding a paper pyramid with writing on it
Ancient Egypt Pyramid Project - Ashland Middle School (AMS) Arts Education
a drawing of the head of an egyptian pharaoh
King Tut: Mirror Image Drawing Lesson Week 2, Cycle 1
King Tut: Mirror Image Drawing Lesson Week 2, Cycle 1 | Renee's blog
two pieces of art made to look like camels and palm trees on a shelf
Pyramids at Sunset Project
Pyramids at Sunset Project | Fun Family Crafts
an egyptian frame with the image of pharaohs and other ancient egypt items around it
Egyptians A4 Page Borders (SB4984)
an article in a magazine about the art of falcon necklaces and bracelets made out of plastic beads
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a drawing of a camel with four legs and three feet in the shape of a hand
an egyptian poster with the text ma'at goddess of truth and justice
Maat or Ma'at refers to the ancient Egyptian concepts of truth, balance, order, harmony, law, morality, and justice.
an ancient egyptian man holding a staff
Ancient Egypt Gods and Goddesses
The ancient Egyptian god Shu is represented as a human with a feather on his head, as he is associated with light and air.
an ancient egyptian man holding a staff and standing in front of a white background with the word
Khonsu : is an Ancient Egyptian god whose main role was associated with the moon. His name means "traveller" and this may relate to the nightly travel of the moon across the sky. Along with Thoth he marked the passage of time. Khonsu was instrumental in the creation of new life in all living creatures.
the god of the sun with an egyptian background
Homage to RA Khepera Day 16 Window One in the form of the Rising Sun.