Dust off your headdress and show off your pyramid prowess—if you can tell a Rosetta Stone from a mummy wrap, you're the pharaoh of fun!
During ancient Egyptian mummification, embalmers removed the brain using a hooked instrument—a process called excerebration. Through which body part was it extracted?
Nostrils
Which natural ingredient, famous for its stickiness and sweetness, was used to bind ancient Egyptian breath mints together?
Honey
Which ancient Egyptian god, associated with mummification and the afterlife, is depicted with a jackal head?
Anubis
Which Egyptian queen’s 3,300-year-old bust, discovered in 1912, remains one of ancient Egypt’s most celebrated artifacts?
Nefertiti
Which pharaoh reigned for 67 years and commissioned the iconic Abu Simbel temple?
Ramses II