Ancient Egyptian Crossword Puzzle 07/10/2006
Across
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Amun animal (3) |
| 4 |
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Southern land (5) |
| 6 |
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A symbolic tomb, honoring the dead but not containing the body (8) |
| 10 |
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Kindly God of the Desert (2) |
| 11 |
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A large pulpit raised on pillars (5) |
| 13 |
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An Islamic elementary school frequently attached to a mosque or situated above a fountain where boys are instructed on the Koran (6) |
| 15 |
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A gate (3) |
| 16 |
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Queen of the Gods (4) |
| 18 |
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An enigmatic hieroglyph and amulet linked to Osiris' backbone and resurrection (2 wds.) (10) |
| 20 |
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Strong man of Egyptology (7) |
| 22 |
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Ancient Cow Goddess (3) |
| 23 |
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Ram-headed God (6) |
| 25 |
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An Arabic word for a holy man or saint from any religion (3) |
| 26 |
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The Perceptive Mind (3) |
| 27 |
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A rectangular block placed on top of a column capital in order to support the architrave (6) |
| 28 |
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God of the Spoken Word (2) |
| 29 |
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The Astral God (3) |
| 30 |
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The interior courtyard of a Mosque (4) |
| 32 |
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The Bird of Creation (4) |
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Down
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A necklace that has several rows of beads that gather into a counterweight at the back of the neck (5) |
| 2 |
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Common housing such as an apartment house (3) |
| 3 |
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One God of Chaos and Water (3) |
| 5 |
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pyramid architect (7) |
| 7 |
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Tutankhamun's wife (12) |
| 8 |
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A main reception hall in an Egyptian house in which the central section is set off with a high roof (3) |
| 9 |
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A public drinking fountain (5) |
| 10 |
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An administrative title in the early Islamic period (4) |
| 12 |
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From pagan religion, the spirit that inhabits the body during one's life (2) |
| 14 |
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A canopy which is supported by columns over a throne, altar or tomb (9) |
| 17 |
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God of chaos and confusion (3) |
| 18 |
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The platform in a mosque where the Koran is chanted (6) |
| 19 |
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The Child God (3) |
| 21 |
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From Coptic art, the position of a figure with hands raised in adoration (5) |
| 24 |
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A framework of rigid design used as a means of supporting usually either a roof or a bridge (5) |
| 31 |
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Tutankhamun's successor (2) |
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