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Anthropology 138TS: Archaeology of Egypt Final Study Guide, Exams of Psychology

University of California - Santa BarbaraPsychology

A study guide for the final exam of anthropology 138ts: archaeology of egypt course. It includes picture identifications, short answer questions, and essay topics. The picture identifications section requires students to name ancient egyptian deities and artifacts from the silverman text and provide one bulleted point for each. The short answer questions section covers various topics such as myths, soul parts, urbanism, and comparisons between state cults and private worship. The essay topics allow students to choose one out of eight topics and write a 40-point essay. Topics include ancient egyptian deities, state cults vs private worship, fundamental myths in egyptian theology, parts of the soul, evolution of private burials, egyptian urbanism, organization and layout of amarna, formalist and substantivist approaches to ancient economies, kerma and napatan civilizations, and egypt's contribution to western civilization.

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ANTHRO 138TS: ARCHAEOLOGY OF EGYPT
FI N A L ST U D Y GU I D E
Picture Identifications:
The following list refers to images from the
Silverman text. Name and one bulleted point each, 20 points (10 @ 2 points).
Artemidorus
Ba
Bastet
Bes
Buhen
Canon of Proportion
Execration Figure
Hathor
Horus
Hunefer
Ka-aper
Khamuas
Mastaba
Meresankh
Mutemonet
Opening of Mouth
Rahotep & Nofret
Ramesses II – Ra-mes-su
Ramose
Sat-Hathor-Iunet
Scarab
Selqet
Sennedjem
Sobek
Taharqa
Taweret
Thoth
Thuya
Wedjat (Eye of Horus)
Short Answer Identifications:
Some overlap with the mid-term – emphasize
the 2nd half of class. 4 bulleted points for each, 40 points (10 @ 4 points).
Am Duat
Amanatore
Anubis
Apedemak
Ba-Ka-Akh
Bes
Book of the Dead
Canopic Jars
Deben
Deffufa
Deir el-Medina
Edfu
El-Kurru
Elephantine
Ennead
Formalist-Substantivist
George Reisner
Harem Conspiracy
Hekanakht
Hellenism/Hellenistic
Hermetic Philosophy
Hor-Apollo
John Wilson
Kahun
Karl Polanyi
Letter to the Dead
Mastaba
Medamud
Meketre
Meroe
Merwer
Min/Min-Amun/Min-Horus
Mummification
Napata
Ogdoad
Ostraca
Palermo Stone
Paneb
Per-aa
Ramesseum
Sed Festival
Semna Dispatches
Serapis
Serdab
Shuty
Sympathetic Magic
Syncretism
Taweret
Temple of Satet
T-Shaped Tomb
Ushabti
Wilbour Papyrus
“White Chapel” (perip-
teral shrine)
Œ Ñ ú, etc.
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ANTHRO 138TS: ARCHAEOLOGY OF EGYPT

F I N A L S T U D Y G U I D E

Picture Identifications: The following list refers to images from the Silverman text. Name and one bulleted point each, 20 points (10 @ 2 points). Artemidorus Ba Bastet Bes Buhen Canon of Proportion Execration Figure Hathor Horus Hunefer Ka-aper Khamuas Mastaba Meresankh Mutemonet Opening of Mouth Rahotep & Nofret Ramesses II – Ra-mes-su Ramose Sat-Hathor-Iunet Scarab Selqet Sennedjem Sobek Taharqa Taweret Thoth Thuya Wedjat (Eye of Horus) Short Answer Identifications: Some overlap with the mid-term – emphasize the 2nd^ half of class. 4 bulleted points for each, 40 points (10 @ 4 points). Am Duat Amanatore Anubis Apedemak Ba-Ka-Akh Bes Book of the Dead Canopic Jars Deben Deffufa Deir el-Medina Edfu El-Kurru Elephantine Ennead Formalist-Substantivist George Reisner Harem Conspiracy Hekanakht Hellenism/Hellenistic Hermetic Philosophy Hor-Apollo John Wilson Kahun Karl Polanyi Letter to the Dead Mastaba Medamud Meketre Meroe Merwer Min/Min-Amun/Min-Horus Mummification Napata Ogdoad Ostraca Palermo Stone Paneb Per-aa Ramesseum Sed Festival Semna Dispatches Serapis Serdab Shuty Sympathetic Magic Syncretism Taweret Temple of Satet T-Shaped Tomb Ushabti Wilbour Papyrus “White Chapel” (perip- teral shrine)

Œ Ñ ú, etc.

ANTHRO 138TS: ARCHAEOLOGY OF EGYPT

F I N A L S T U D Y G U I D E

Essay: You will choose one out of a selection two of the following essays (40 points). For the maximum score, be sure to use specific examples drawn from the textbooks as well as lecture. You should focus on the second half of class, but may need to draw upon the first half for the best answer.

  1. How were ancient Egyptian deities represented (e.g.: human, animal, other)? How do these representations reflect the ancient religious concepts of aspect and manifestation? How did art and magic overlap?
  2. Compare and contrast the state cults with private worship. Be sure to consider the different deities involved, as well as the sacred spaces and manner of worship for each sphere.
  3. What were the fundamental myths in Egyptian theology? What impact did they have on the layout and decoration of temples and tombs?
  4. What are the different parts of the soul? What kind of grave goods and tomb chapel scenes went with each?
  5. How did private burials evolve from the Old Kingdom to the Greco-Roman period. How was this related to the “Democratization of the Afterlife.”
  6. What did Wilson say about Egyptian urbanism? What were the strengths and weaknesses of his argument? What was the nature of Egyptian urbanism? Be sure to consider the archaeological evidence discussed by Kemp and in lecture.
  7. Describe the organization and layout of the city of Amarna. Compare and contrast the activities revealed through archaeology in the city center and the suburbs.
  8. Characterize formalist and substantivist approaches to ancient economies. How do they apply to ancient Egypt? What did the state control in the economy? How was private demand met? Compare and contrast Kemp’s and Janssen’s views. Be sure to consider the mechanisms for exchanging goods in an economy without money.
  9. Compare and contrast the Kerma and Napatan civilizations. What forces stimulated the rise dramatic rise of each? To what extent did they imitate Egypt and to what extent was their achievement an adaptive transculturation or ethnogenesis?
  10. What is Egypt’s contribution to the emergence of Western civilization? Be sure to consider Bernal’s Black Athena diffusionist theory and Egyptian influences on Hellenistic civilization and the impact of ancient Egypt on Western Philosophy and Judeo-Christian theology.