Gioca e scopri i segreti dell'Antico Egitto
Mi serve un portafortuna
A cosa servivano gli amuleti? Chi li usava? E dove si mettevano?
Si indossavano abitualmente o venivano solo nascosti sotto le bende?
Con questi giochi scoprirai qualcosa di più su alcuni piccolissimi reperti, testimoni di un mondo affascinante e misterioso.
A COSA SERVE QUESTO AMULETO?
Ogni amuleto ha una specifica funzione.
Osserva bene le immagini, pensa alle caratteristiche di ciò che è stato rappresentato, scegli e clicca sulla risposta che ti sembra più corretta.
Questo amuleto era in grado di donare elasticità a gambe e braccia e di far compiere grandi balzi a chi lo indossava.
Felino sacro alla dea Bastet, protettrice della casa e delle famiglie. A chi indossa il suo amuleto dona fertilità e abbondanza.
Animale sacro a Horus. Il suo amuleto permetteva di muoversi tranquillamente nelle notti più buie.
A CIASCUNO IL SUO
A seconda del lavoro che si svolgeva o della propria condizione, ogni persona nell’antico Egitto sceglieva un amuleto da poter indossare, nascondendolo tra i vestiti oppure usandolo come ciondolo.
Osserva bene l’immagine dell’amuleto e cerca e clicca sulla giusta associazione!
Gatto
Sappiamo bene quanto le mamme gatte siano attente e premurose con i loro cuccioli. Questa caratteristica trasformò i piccoli felini in «rappresentanti» della dea Bastet, protettrice della casa e della famiglia.
Per saperne di più esplora l’itinerario SIAMO DEI
Famiglia
Bambini
Donna Incinta
Artigiano
Dove lo metto?
Alcuni amuleti riproducono, in miniatura, oggetti che facevano parte del corredo funerario, ovvero di tutto ciò che sarebbe stato utile anche dopo la morte. Altri invece, le parti del corpo da proteggere o rendere forti in vista del viaggio nell’Aldilà.
Osserva l’amuleto e trascinalo sulla sagoma della mummia individuando la giusta posizione.
Amuleto Uadj
L’amuleto uadj, parola che significa «verde», rappresenta una pianta di papiro. Uadj è anche uno degli scettri che spesso accompagnano alcune divinità. Come il pilastro Djed, assicura salute e stabilità.
Amuleto raffigurante il collare usekh
Una riproduzione in miniatura del famoso collare usekh. Quello «vero» copriva spalle e petto e veniva solitamente indossato sia dagli uomini sia dalle donne e copriva la parte superiore del petto fino alle spalle. Questo amuleto garantiva la protezione di Osiride, Iside e Horus per l’eternità.
Amuleto raffigurante un poggiatesta
Anche se non sembra affatto comodo, il poggiatesta era il cuscino degli antichi Egizi. In una formula del Libro dei Morti si dice che questo amuleto serviva ad assicurare al defunto un sonno sereno e la certezza che il suo corpo non sarebbe mai stato toccato.
Amuleto raffigurante una mano
Questo amuleto veniva spesso infilato in un cordino e annodato sul polso del defunto. Gli egittologi pensano che potesse servire ad assicurare forza e agilità degli arti.
Siamo Dei!
Siamo Dei
Sapevi che le divinità spesso venivano chiamate con definizioni un po’ misteriose? Riusciresti a riconoscere un dio solo dalla sua ombra? Questi giochi ti aiuteranno a diventare super esperto/a di mitologia egizia.
MI RICONOSCI?
Piume, corone, ali, potenti scettri e teste di animali bizzarri.
Sono tantissimi gli indizi che ci permettono di riconoscere le divinità egizie!
Con questo gioco, potrai divertirti e imparare qualcosa in più sulla loro immagine, sulla loro storia e sui loro poteri.
Bes
Ra
Amon
Thot
DIO DELLA CONOSCENZA
Dio della luna, esperto di magia, eccellente matematico e scrittore, messaggero degli dei. Ama l’ordine e la precisione, infatti, è conosciuto come il dio che «respinge il caos». Adorato nella città di Ermopoli.
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