3D Printed Egyptian Alphabet Stamps & Clay Cartouche

TL;DR — An ORISE middle-school lesson plan: 3D-print hieroglyph stamps, press a cartouche in clay.

⬇ Download the archived copy — kept here so the document survives its source going dark. US federal government work (17 USC §105).

A grade 6–8 lesson plan, two hours over two days, from Jonathan Edwards Classical Academy via the Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education.

Students 3D-print a set of hieroglyphic alphabet stamps and press their own cartouche into clay. It is a small, well-made example of a genre that barely circulates — a complete, free, classroom-tested plan that joins a maker technique to a humanities unit.

Where this came from

• Tim Hwang’s “greatest, rarest PDF” thread

13 pages. A copy is archived locally against link rot; the header links the original source.