HomeColoring pagesHistory coloring pages & printablesEgyptian crook and flail History coloring pages & printables, Symbol and icon coloring pages & printables Note: This article may feature affiliate links to Amazon or other companies, and purchases made via these links may earn us a small commission at no additional cost to you. These ancient Egyptian symbols — the crook and flail — became the symbols of a pharaoh’s authority. The shepherd’s crook (heka) meant “kingship”, while the flail (nekhakha) represented the fertility of the land. They are well-known today since being seen on the coffin of the boy prince King Tutankhamun (otherwise known as King Tut). Just click on the picture to see a larger, printable version. More to see! ALSO SEE THIS: Christmas chapel
