This page contains a series of lists of the significant visuals that appeared in class on any given class day. These include certain images, maps, illustrations, photos, etc., that were presented as overhead transparencies, slide projections etc., as well as drawings on the blackboard. Having access to these images may help students, as they review for the term paper or examinations. These images are listed chronologically according to the class-date in which they first occurred.

1. Map of Modern Egypt

2. Map of the Nile River Basin, East Africa

3. Map of Egypt (color)

1. Plan: Egyptian System of Basin Irrigation.

2. Drawing: Low Water: The Basins Prior to Inundation.

3. Drawing: Opening the Feeder Canals and Filling the Basins.

4. Drawing: High Water Level: The Filled Basins.

5. Wall Scene: Ancient shaduf in use.

6. Animation: Inundation and basin system at work

7. Drawing: Narmer Palette, Hierakonpolis. Left side depicts Narmer as King of Upper Egypt performing the ritual execution of a Lower Egyptian captive. The right side depicts him as King of Lower Egypt inspecting ten decapitated corpses.

8. Map: The Egyptian Empire

1. Egyptian hieroglyphic alphabet

2. Map: The Languages of Africa and the Near East