Ancient Civilizations

2. The study of ancient cultures and civilizations through the excavation and analysis of artifacts and structures.
6. A system of writing used by ancient Egyptians, consisting of pictures and symbols.
8. A ruler of ancient Egypt who had great power and was considered a god-like figure.
9. A group of territories or nations ruled by a single leader or government.
10. A complex society with advanced social, cultural, and technological development.
11. The remains of ancient buildings, cities, or civilizations, often preserved for historical and archaeological study.
12. A three-dimensional sculpture representing a person or deity, often made of stone or metal.
13. A prehistoric monument in England consisting of massive stones arranged in a circular pattern.
14. A preserved body, often wrapped in bandages, created through the process of mummification in ancient Egypt.

1. Large structures with a square or triangular base and four triangular sides, built by ancient civilizations as tombs or monuments.
2. A fortified hilltop or elevated area containing ancient Greek buildings, typically temples and other important structures.
3. A religious structure or building used for worship and ceremonies in ancient civilizations.
4. Relating to the ancient civilization of the Maya, known for their advanced calendar system and monumental architecture.
5. An ancient amphitheater in Rome used for gladiatorial contests, public spectacles, and other events.
7. Relating to the ancient civilization of the Inca, known for their remarkable stone structures and road networks.