Symbols of the Pharaoh’s Power
Match the term with the correct image
Bull’s tail: The pharaoh was often depicted with a
Bull's tail hanging from the back of his kilt. It
emphasized his strength and power
Double crown: comprised of the red crown of Lower
Egypt, and white crown of Upper Egypt. It was a
symbol of unification of Lower and Upper Egypt.
Red Crown: the Crown of Lower Egypt
Crook and flail: curved stick, and whip (symbol of
Osiris) carried by the Pharaoh as a symbol of his royal
power
False Beard: a symbol of the Pharaoh’s divinity, and
god-like qualities.
White crown: the crown of Upper Egypt
Ankh: The ankh is a symbol of eternal life. It was
carried in the hand, and gods are often seen holding
the ankh, such as in Tutankhamun’s tomb.