Challenge 2: Who is my mummy?These two parts of the coffin belonged to two different people – a man and a woman.

Which part of the coffin belonged to a woman?

How long is the mummy? (Use your feet to measure)

What job did the man have?

Sekhmet’s Ancient Egyptian Quest!

Name: Class:

Go to Discoveries gallery, Level 1 and find the Mummy

Challenge 1: Egyptian drawings The drawings on the coffin gave magical protection to the mummy. Find and copy these drawings:

Falcon Cow Choose one more

I am Sekhmet. I am the sun goddess of war and protector of the pharaohs. Today, I’m sending you on a quest around the museum.

There are 8 challenges for you.

Challenge 4: Coffin CluesThink about how this coffin is different from the one in Challenge 1. Write down three differences:

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3.

Find the Egyptian stelae (gravestones) hidden under the stairs. How many are there?

Look closely to see me on one!

Coming from Discoveries gallery, go down the left-hand set of stairs towards the Entrance Hall and stop on the landing

Go downstairs into the Entrance Hall and find the Coffin Lid

Challenge 3: Looking and smelling good! Find these objects. They were put in tombs for mummies to use in the afterlife to keep them smelling and looking good. Finish the pictures.

Perfume bottleMake-up palette

Challenge 6: Searching Skills Search for these objects found by archaeologists! What are they?

Go to Level 5, using the lift or stairs, and find ‘Traditions in Sculpture’ on the balcony

Go to Inspired by Nature gallery on Level 5

I’ve lost my outfit! Can you

draw it in?

Challenge 5: What am I wearing? We can tell this man had an important job in Egypt because of his clothes.

Fill in the missing letters to spell what he is wearing: t _ g _

Well done! You’ve completed all the challenges and are now ancient Egyptian experts and friends of Sekhmet!

Go to Level 3, using the lift or stairs, and into the Animal Senses gallery

Go to the balcony of Level 3 and find the stone statue of Sekhmet

Challenge 7: Animal RiddleMany Egyptian gods were animals, just like me. Solve this riddle:

I’m Sobek, the god of the Nile I’m covered in scales and have sharp teethYou can find me swimming in the river I’m a

Challenge 8: Seeking SekhmetYou’ve found me! I was made for King Amenhotep III, the grandad of Tutankhamen. What is missing from my statue?

Draw your own picture of me. Can you work out which animal’s head I have?