Egyptian Architecture

• Before beginning a paper, work out a very clear and detailed outline. • You must start your paper with a thesis statement. In that statement you should explain what the topic of the paper is and what points you are about to prove, or what issues you are about to discuss. after you have clearly explained what you intend to do, you may use the second paragraph for general background information. • When writing the paper each …

…material is included within a regular sentence. • A bibliography is not the same as footnote/endnotes. The form changes. The paper must contain both in the correct form. The form is clearly outlined in Barnet, p. 165-175. Footnotes/endnotes are numbered sequentially throughout the paper beginning with number one and continuing until the end of the paper. Bibliographical entries are organized in alphabetical order by the last name of the author and are not numbered.