Julius Caesar:
victorious general and subsequent dictator of Rome who was assassinated on the Ides of March in 44 B.C.
Juno:
Roman goddess of marriage and wife of Jupiter; known as Hera to the Greeks
Jupiter:
Roman king of the gods; known as Zeus to the Greeks
kandile:
footed bowl with perforated handles, perhaps used as a lamp or storage vessel in the Cycladic civilization of Greece
Kerameikos:
area in which potters lived in Athens, also used as a cemetery
Khnum:
Egyptian god of creation represented by a ram
kiln:
furnace or oven for drying and firing pottery
kilt:
skirt worn by men in ancient Egypt
kohl:
eyeliner made of powdered malachite (green) or galena (black)