| Across 1. Kindly God of the Desert 3. A hieroglyphic sign for life similar to a cross 5. An administrative subdivision of ancient Egypt 6. A very simple hand operated lever used for lifting water to irrigate fields 7. The official seat, center of authority, jurisdiction, or office of a bishop 9. A band of images or ornaments usually on a wall 10. A type of glass and pottery decoration developed by Islamic craftsmen involving multiple firings 12. The outer vestibule of a church 15. The part of a cruciform style church which crosses at right angles to the nave 17. A collection of spells originally written on papyrus and buried with a mummy (4 wds.) 18. The Bird of Creation 20. A graphic representation, usually in its simplest form of the object itself, which represents the object in Hieroglyphics 22. A spirit that inhabits the body during life and may leave it in death, but requires the continued existence of the body for its survival 23. The Sun God 24. Centipede God 25. A caravan resthouse built of storage rooms for trade goods around a courtyard for the animals 27. God of air and sunlight 28. An aspect of the sun god Ra 29. The Astral God 30. Creator Goddess 33. A palace, fortress or mansion 34. One God of Chaos and Water | Down 1. A semi-circular domed recess, most frequently at the east end of a church 2. The inner or secret shrine of ancient places of worship 4. God of Magic and Medicine 5. god of the primeval lotus blossom 6. Scorpion Goddess 8. A tomb sanctuary 11. The sanctuary of a Coptic church 13. A sign in the script which is to indicate a dual or plural form 14. The outer part of a clad wall 16. A large pulpit raised on pillars 18. The cat goddess 19. A symbol of kingship in Egypt represented by a cobra in an upright position worn as a head ornament or crown 21. A guard of a temple or of a tomb 22. Hot winds that blow in from the southwest in Egypt during the spring and last for about fifty days 26. Another Moon God 27. festival usually celebrated after 30 years of a kings rule 31. A symbol of protection, consisting of an image of a herdsmans roll of papyrus which he used as shelter 32. tutankhamun's successor |