some notes from class

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Today we finished the powerpoint. We discussed how Ancient Egyptian gods were half human and half animal. The Nile River was revered immensely and considered to be a god. The maat represents harmony and balance in the form of a goddess. 3100 B.C. was was the two land were united under the pharaoh Narmer. Women could inherit land and money but very few were put into political power. Ka is the spirit and soul for functioning life after death.

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