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    his tomb in 1922. Since then‚ studies of his tomb and remains have revealed much information about his life and times. B. British archaeologist Howard Carter had begun excavating in Egypt in 1891‚ and after World War I he began an intensive search for Tutankhamun’s tomb in the Valley of the Kings. C. THESIS: The discovery of King Tut’s tomb was a turning point in the history of Egyptology. Not only did it led to further discoveries in the Valley of the kings‚ but his tomb was almost

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    were taken by archaeologists to find and enter it. The last and perhaps most famous is the Tomb of Nefertari‚ named after one of Ramses II’s queens. The tomb itself is a marvel of ancient Egyptian art. The walls are covered with paintings that still look magnificent. The ceilings were painted to look like the night sky. The different chambers are massive. Originally‚ it was filled with a massive array of treasure and precious materials but it was looted by grave robbers long

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    or burial rooms for the dead or the people. When someone dies‚ the body is simply buried or thrown away. With the development of human society‚ superstition has been gradually implemented‚ burial gradually becomes an important thing. Therefore‚ the tomb came into being and developed into an important part of the hierarchy. Most ancient people believe when people died their souls were still alive‚ leaving their bodies for the other world and sometimes go back to the human world to influence life. Ancient

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    King Tutankhamun The discovery of King Tutankhamun’s tomb has greatly impacted Egyptian Archeology. Although King Tutankhamun was a young ruler‚ his tomb was well preserved. This factor is what caused the tomb to be such a find. It has also caused King Tutankhamun to become one of the most well known pharaohs of all time. His treasures are preserved in museums to this day. The term Ancient Egypt represents a span of time about twenty-five hundred years. Ancient Egyptian culture was

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    the only queen present during the rule of Ramses II‚ he had a household filled with many queens. His children were estimated at one hundred or more. Nefertari’s disappearance still is considered as a mystery although her tomb has been found and remains a precious treasure to Egypt. It is located in The Valley of the Queens. Ramses referred to Queen Nefertari as the “most beautiful one” which is one of her many names she is known by. Nefertari Mery-en-Mut name meant “most beautiful

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    Pre-Axial Chinese Religion Did not develop religion as a separate realm of human concern Rites‚ rituals‚ ethics that bound the Chinese people were cultural phenomena (daily routine) Chinese approach toward ultimate reality stressed NATURE No clear creator outside nature Chinese thought always emphasized people (family and community) Peasant Heritage Numerous festivals timed by agricultural calendar Politically: single empire; emperor until 1911 Language diversity (Mandarin in north and Cantonese

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    powerful in the minds of regular Egyptians! The Ancient Egyptians believed that the pharaoh ’s spirit could live for an eternity‚ which means forever. They believed that the pharaoh would become a god after he died‚ so pharaohs were buried in a tomb with many treasures which could be enjoyed in their Afterlife. Many of the statues of pharaohs have cobra heads on them. Pharaohs wore a cobra figure to protect them from evil. There were many different pharaohs‚ some woman and some men. They ruled Ancient

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    they instantly think of mummies‚ pyramids‚ and Pharaohs. However the most important part to ancient Egyptians are the burial tombs and the mummification process. The whole time they were alive they thought about how to keep living in the afterlife and to prepare themselves for the extraneous journey. Mostly the wealthier Egyptians think of the afterlife and how to prepare for it. Mainly the royal court and always the Pharaohs and Queens have a plan for their burial tombs. Which usually will house

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    Kimberly Schmutzler Petry English 101 09 26 October 2011 Ancient Egyptian Art The combination of geometric consistency and keen observation of nature are characteristics of all Egyptian arts. “Ancient Egyptian art reflected that civilization ’s religious beliefs‚ according to which the terrestrial life was merely a brief interlude compared to the eternal life which followed”(Egyptian art). Everything had to be represented from its most characteristic angle. Egyptian crafts in all the statues

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    process‚ they were sent to these places to begin the afterlife. “The first pyramid to be built was the Step Pyramid at Sakkara (Saqqara). It was built by Imhotep for the King Djoser. The step pyramid was originally intended to be a large square mustaba (tomb) built over an underground burial chamber but further extensions were added making a six-layered step pyramid 62 meters in height” (The Egyptians-Pyramids). All together‚ there have been about one hundred

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