Follow the instructions in this printable to draw the Udjat, or Eye of Horus – an ancient Egyptian symbol of protection.
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Ralph Masiello's Ancient Egypt Drawing Book Coloring Page
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Ralph Masiello's Ancient Egypt Drawing Book
Step-by-step instructions in Ralph Masiello's Ancient Egypt Drawing Book help young artists create their own representations of this incredible culture, and annotations throughout the book provide a glimpse into the history and mythology of ancient Egypt. Bonus steps provide ways to customize drawings with historically accurate symbols and other details.
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