Bibliography

Begin keeping track of your sources right from the very beginning. Try to include 10 sources in your bibliography of different types: websites, books, videos, articles, etc. Each time you use a new source, add it to your wiki bibliography. It will make your life much easier if you document your sources as you go along so that you can avoid trying to remember them later. Anytime you use an idea from another source in your research paper or anytime that you use more than 3 words in a row you should site the source that you got the information from. Please look for more information on this to follow. Please see my "in-progress" bibliography below:

I used the EasyBib site to create my bibliography:

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I also saved a copy in Google Docs:

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Works Cited "Egyptian Mummies | Ancient Egyptian Mummification." KingTutOne.com | Ancient Egypt Online. Web. 25 Jan. 2012. []. Gutner, Howard. "Life After Life." Egypt. New York: Childrens', 2009. 26-27. Hart, George. "Everlasting Bodies." Eyewitness Ancient Egypt. New York: DK, 2008. 14-19. "HowStuffWorks "Egyptian Mummification"" HowStuffWorks "Science" Web. 25 Jan. 2012. .

"Middle School Research Paper Format." Term Paper Writing Blog | Custom Term Paper Writing and Term Paper Writing Tips. Web. 25 Jan. 2012. []. "Mummy Tombs: Herodotus & Mummymaking." Enter the Mummy Tombs for Information about Mummies from Egypt and Around the World. Web. 25 Jan. 2012. []. "Reading Rainbow: Mummies Made in Egypt - YouTube." YouTube - Broadcast Yourself. Web. 25 Jan. 2012. []. Sands, Emily. "Back to Philae - Tuesday 4th January 1927." Egyptology Search For the Tomb of Osiris. Cambridge: Candlewick, 2004. 24-26. Strachan, Bruce. Ancient Egypt-A First Look at People of the Nile. New York: Henry Holt &, 2008. 17-21.