1. Ancient Egypts Inventions,Specializations and LawsMedicalGovernment,Makeup Specialists Rules & LawsVisit the Curator Museum EntranceWelcome to the Lobby

2. Name of MuseumMuseum TitleCurator InformationHi! We are Safa andMicky. Our museum iscalled Ancient Egyptsinventions, specializationsand laws. Back to LobbySite your sources of information here: 3. Ancient Egypts Inventions,Name of Museum Specializations, and LawsAncient Egyptian Makeup 4. Ancient Egyptian Inventions, Name of MuseumSpecializations, and LawsAncient Egyptian Medical Specialist 5. Name of MuseumEgyptian inventions, specializations& laws Ancient EgyptianGovernment, Rules & Laws 6. Name of MuseumMakeup pot & applicatorThis jar is made out of alabaster and was used to hold eye makeup.And the applicator was used to apply the eye makeup.Back to Room 1 7. Name of MuseumKohl Eye makeup was used to keep insects and the suns rays out of the Egyptians eyes. This particular type of eye makeup is called kohl. Kohl prevented an ocular eye invention that was caused by the flooding of the Nile. Kohl was made out of galena, the dark grey ore of lead Back to Room 1 8. Name of MuseumMakeup pots The rich had more elaborate jars holding their makeup than the poor. Eye makeup was also used as a disinfectant. Back to Room 1 9. Name of MuseumAncient Hieroglyphic In this hieroglyphic a woman is wiping her face with remedy of gum to treat wrinkles that was applied daily. Oils were used to help fight wrinkles, as ancient Egyptians wanted to preserve their youthfulness.Back to Room 1 10. Name of MuseumDoctors There were many doctors, and besides ordinary doctors, there were senior doctors, inspectors, overseers and masters of physicians. There were doctors who specialize in the head, eyes, ears, and the stomach.Back to Room 2 11. Name of MuseumAncient Hieroglyphic Egyptian doctors used effective medical treatments such as setting broken limbs and massaged aching legs and calves. Back to Room 2 12. Name of MuseumTools Tools such as scalpels were used to perform surgery in ancient Egypt. Back to Room 2 13. Name of MuseumStatue of Scribe Scribes were well educated. They assessed taxes, kept records, and were responsible for administration.Back to Room 3 14. Name of MuseumAncient Hieroglyphic We learn from one Greek writer that lived in the Late Period that there were probably eight books that set out the legal code in ancient Egypt. Back to Room 3 15. Name of MuseumPharaoh The pharaoh controlled the religion of the ancient Egyptians. Ancient Egyptian government was dominated by the Pharaoh because Egyptians thought he was not only a king but a god so he got control of the empire and its people. Back to Room 3