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| Concepts and related text | Works of art | Activities (A) and Lessons (L) |
| Images of dancers and musicians appear frequently in Egyptian art. Most often they are portrayed at elaborate banquets. Dancers and singers also performed in temple rituals honoring the gods. | Yuny and his wife, Renenutet, Riverboat | |
| Pose and Gesture | Section from a Book of the Dead, Magical stela (detail), West wall from a chapel built by Sety I for his father Ramesses I, Statue of Hatshepsut, Menna and his family fishing and fowling, Nikare and his family, |
You as an Egyptian (A) Body Language (A) |
| Bringing Narrative to Life | Fragment of a battle scene, Section from a Book of the Dead, Menna and his family fishing and fowling, |
Eyewitness News (A) Living Work of Art (L) |
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