Egyptian / Roman Civilization

3. A way of preserving a dead body so that it does not rot or decay.
4. A special bridge built to carry water from one place to another.
6. A type of ancient paper made from a tall plant that grows near rivers.
7. A long piece of cloth wrapped around the body that people in Ancient Rome wore to show they were important citizens.
8. A jar used by Ancient Egyptians to hold and protect organs during mummification.
12. An open-air building, like an outdoor stadium, used for performances, sports, and shows.
15. A professional fighter in Ancient Rome who performed in front of large crowds in an outdoor stadium.
17. A person who buys and sells goods, like food or cloth, to make money.
18. A person who belongs to an army and is trained to fight and protect their country.

1. A large group of people who live together in a very organized way.
2. A type of writing that uses pictures instead of letters to tell a story or share information.
5. A person who uses science and math to design, build, or fix things like machines, bridges, buildings, or even computer programs.
9. A large, beautiful house in the country that wealthy people use as a place to live or relax.
10. A fast, two-wheeled cart pulled by horses that people in ancient times used for racing, traveling, or fighting in battles.
11. Simple flat shoes held onto the foot by straps, which people in history wore to protect their feet while staying cool.
13. A simple, long shirt made of two pieces of cloth sewn together that people in the past wore as their basic everyday clothing.
14. A special stone building or room used to hold the body of a person who has died.
16. Special parts of your body that each has a specific job to do to keep you alive and healthy.