Egyptian Wooden Headrest

• This artefact supports the head of a person whilst asleep or resting. • An intriguing artefact encouraging children to explore ancient Egypt, enhancing curiosity and historical enquiry. • This wooden headrest, constructed from wood, accurately replicates those found in ancient Egyptian tombs, including those of Tutankhamun. It sparks curiosity and discussion about daily life and burial practices, helping children to grasp historical contexts through tangible examples. • Incorporating this into Key Stage 2 history lessons can enhance understanding of ancient Egyptian practices and allow children to compare them with other historical periods. It serves as an excellent addition to any ancient Egypt classroom display, supporting visual learning and engaging children's critical thinking skills. By examining this artefact, children are encouraged to ask questions and explore ancient Egyptian customs, fostering deeper historical enquiry. This practical resource aligns with Key Stage 2 history topics on changes from the Stone Age to the Iron Age.