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Rich Ancient Egyptians often wore elaborate collar necklaces. Kids can make and wear their own with this fun craft idea!
Sam models his collar necklace
You will need:
An old t-shirt
Fabric paints
Instructions:
Cut a curve from one shoulder to the other shoulder of an old t-shirt.
Open out and decorate with fabric paints.
During the mummification process the organs were removed from the corpse and placed in special containers called canopic jars. Have a go at a crafty version of the process!
This old-fashioned agricultural threshing tool (used to separate the grain from the husks) was, together with the crook, a symbol of office for the Ancient Egyptian pharaohs.
The crook and flail were symbols of office for the Egyptian pharaohs. The flail symbolised the pharaoh's role as provider of food for his people while the crook symbolised his role as the shepherd of his people.