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Ancient Egypt Clipart: Nile River, King Tut, Pharaoh Clip Art Black & White PNG
Ancient Egypt Clip Art: Study the art history of ancient civilizations with your budding visual arts and social studies students using this set of clipart. Create a virtual walking tour of the Fertile Crescent's sights and sounds unique to the region including King Tut's sarcophagus and the Sphinx. Design playing cards to teach about Egyptian symbols and Gods and the importance of each.WHAT IS CLIP ART?Clip art (or "clipart") are digital images that can be imported into graphic design or desktop
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PreK - 12th
Ancient Rome Clipart (Lime and Kiwi Designs)
::::: WE VALUE YOUR FEEDBACK! :::::At Lime and Kiwi, we strive to make the best possible clipart to help you produce engaging resources for your students! If you have any feedback or suggestions on how we can make our products better for you, please email us at contact@limeandkiwidesigns.com!Images included in this pack:An Ancient Roman Emporer (Emporer Caeser)A Roman ManA Roman WomanA Roman BoyA Roman GirlA Roman BabyRomulus and Remus with their Wolf MotherA Roman Murmillo Gladiator, with a swo
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PreK - 5th
Also included in:Â The Ancient World Clipart Bundle 1 (Lime and Kiwi Designs)
Egyptian Mythology | Egyptian Gods and Goddesses Coloring Pages Mindfulness
Egyptian Mythology Coloring Pages are coloring sheets that feature various figures, deities, and symbols from ancient Egyptian mythology. These coloring pages are designed to engage individuals, particularly kids and enthusiasts of ancient history, in a creative and educational way. They provide an opportunity to explore the fascinating world of Egyptian mythology while expressing creativity through coloring.The goal of Egyptian Mythology Coloring Pages is to combine fun and learning. As individ
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PreK - 2nd
Temple of Vesta, Rome
One of the most iconic temples in Rome because of its circular design (a rarity in ancient architecture, though all temples to Vesta were round), the Temple of Vesta stands in the middle of the Roman Forum. Vesta, Greek Hestia, was the goddess of the hearth (and so the home and family).
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Interior of the Colosseum / Coliseum
A 19th-century illustration of the interior of the Colosseum.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Plan of the Acropolis
A 19th century plan of Athens' Acropolis, with all buildings / structures labeled.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Cutaway Cross Section of the Colosseum / Coliseum
A 19th-century illustration of the interior and support structure of the Colosseum.
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Arch of Titus Outline
A 19th century line drawing of the Arch of Titus with the inscription visible. Located at the south-eastern end of the Roman Forum, it is a single arch constructed in the late 1st c. AD (c.82) to commemorate the sacking of Jerusalem by the emperor Titus.
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Temple of Zeus at Olympia
The Temple of Zeus at Olympia stood as one of the primary shrines at the ancient site of the Olympic Games. Built in the 2nd quarter of the 5th century BC, it represents one of the full flowerings of the Doric order of temples. It also housed the monumental statue of Zeus that was one of the seven wonders of the ancient world.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Amphitheater of Nimes Cross Section and Plan
A 19th-century cross section and plan of the amphitheater of Nimes, France. Constructed in 70 AD and updated in 1863 for modern use, it stands not only as a monument to Roman architecture and civil engineering but also as a testament to the lasting influence of the Romans. The amphitheater is still used today for performances.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Diagram of Doric Architectural Order
An annotated illustration of the Doric Architectural Order. Doric architecture is the most conservative of the three orders (Doric, Ionic, Corinthian), and is the order of the most famous Greek temple, the Acropolis on Athens' Acropolis.
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Temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus, Rome
The temple that crowned the Capitoline Hill, the temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus. Little remains of the temple except for a few foundation stones, but it was one of the most famous temples in Rome.
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Illustration of Ionic and Corinthian Architectural Orders
An illustration of exempla of the Ionic and Corinthian Architectural Orders. Ionic architecture is characterized by the round volutes at the top of its columns and has its origins in western Turkey. Corinthian architecture, originating in Corinth, is the most elaborate of the architectural orders, with its columns topped by leaves.
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Reconstruction of the Theater of Pompey
A 19th-century image of what the Theater of Pompey would have looked like. The image shows the exterior of the seating area, including the exterior of the temple at the top of the seating area. The Theater of Pompey was the first permanent theater in Rome and was built in the mid-1st century BC by the Roman general Pompey as part of his campaign to accumulate power in Rome, with Julius Caesar as his main, and to some extent victorious, competitor. It is in the portico adjacent to the Theater of
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Exterior of the Colosseum / Coliseum
A 19th-century illustration of the exterior of the Colosseum.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Roman Temple Plan with Interior Labeled
A plan of the temple of Mater Matuta or Fortuna Virilis with the cella and portico labeled. A classic example of Roman temple architecture and useful for illustrating its frontality as compared to Greek temple architecture.
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Isometric Section of the Colosseum / Coliseum
An illustration of the interior and support structure of the Colosseum. Image is high quality and large, measuring 2200 x 2900 and so is suitable for enlarging and printing.
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Diagram of Corinthian Architectural Order
An annotated illustration of the Corinthian Architectural Order. Corinthian architecture, originating in Corinth, is the most elaborate of the architectural orders, with its columns topped by leaves.
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Exterior of the Colosseum / Coliseum #2
A 19th-century illustration of the exterior of the Colosseum.
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Athens' Theseum (Hephaistion; Temple of Hephaestus)
A 19th-century etching of Athens' Theseum, also known as the Hephaistion or Temple of Hephaestus. One of the best preserved of Greek temples, it has inspired countless modern buildings, including the Vermont State House.
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Arch of Constantine
A 19th-century etching of the Arch of Constantine. The Arch of Constantine is a triumphal arch that stands in Rome next to the Colosseum. It is a three-arch structure, lavishly decorated with relief sculptures and medallions, commemorating Constantine's victory over Maxentius.
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Arch of Titus
A 19th century drawing of the Arch of Titus. Located at the south-eastern end of the Roman Forum, it is a single arch constructed in the late 1st c. AD (c.82) to commemorate the sacking of Jerusalem by the emperor Titus.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Medieval & Renaissance, and German Border 30 pages!
Medieval Renaissance, and German Borders/Frames 30 pages!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Gryphon coloring page
Fun drawing of a mythological animal, the gryphon (griffin, griffon, or gryphon) . Part lion, part eagle.
Common in the art and lore of Ancient Greece.
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PreK - 4th
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Map Making
With map-making activities you can not only teach students about ancient civilizations, but also incorporate geography into your lessons. As they label and color maps, students can learn about important places in ancient civilizations, chart trade routes, and learn how empires expanded (and fell) over time.
Primary Source Analysis
One of the best ways to learn about ancient civilizations is through the artifacts and writings of people from that particular period of time. Encourage students to analyze primary sources to gain a deeper understanding about bygone eras of history. For instance, you can have students read accounts of the destruction of Pompeii and discuss it as a class.
Centers & Stations
Through the use of centers, students can collaborate and discuss topics and content they examine for each era in history. For example, you can have students navigate through four or five different centers or stations to help them learn about different aspects of Ancient Chinese culture, like literature, geography, government, and major historical events or achievements.
By making ancient history come to life through a variety of interactive and immersive activities, teachers can help students develop a deeper appreciation for the subject.
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Ancient history refers to the period of human history that takes place from the invention of writing to late antiquity (spanning from about 3000 BC to AD 650). This era includes the study of various ancient civilizations, such as Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece, Rome, China, India, and others. Ancient history plays a critical role in helping us understand the origins and development of human civilizations and the influence it had on contemporary cultures and societies.
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