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    these people come to know how did these creatures look like‚ what were their food habits‚ how did they live and how did they evolve? A question came to my mind‚ ‘CAN PAST TALK TO US?’ . 2. A few years later another movie was released‚ ‘The Mummy’. This time it was the Egyptian culture that was depicted. Incidentally this culture has also been extinct for thousands of years. It is believed that this culture was in existence some 4500 years ago. Where did the knowledge of the life style of the

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    drawn carriage – light‚ highly mobile Hyksos brought: -large standing loom – wider fabric‚ improves spinning technique -new cattle – Hump Back Bull (beast of burden) -olives and pomegranate trees Roles of Pharaohs in expulsion of Hyksos: Sekenare: Mummy found with axe of Hyksos embedded in his head Lawless: “it was at the end of D17 that the pharaohs from Thebes began to rekindle nationalistic spirit” “Sekenare consciously tried to expel Apophis and the Hyksos” – military conflict between them Hayes:

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    The pyramids were not built in isolation but as part of a larger complex dedicated to the dead. The Egyptians believed that the physical body has a vital spiritual force‚ which they called ka. If the physical body was properly preserved and the tomb furnished with all the various objects of regular life‚ the ka could return and continue its life despite the death of the physical body. The Egyptians also had other means of burial practices. Many of the pharaohs were buried in hidden temples

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    Egypt's Pharaoh Influence

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    buried in a tomb in the Valley of the Kings but was later moved. His tomb was raided after 150 years and his remains were discovered in 1880. After being examined in Paris‚ they are now on display in the Cairo Museum. Strength As a Leader: Ramses II spent the early part of his rule building cities and monuments. He oversaw the building of a new capital at Pi-Ramesses which served as the base for his military campaigns into Syria. No other pharaoh built as many monuments‚ statues or tombs as Ramses

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    Heinrich Schleimen

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    Schliemann is notorious for chasing Homer’s description of Troy. It was a childhood dream for him to find the ruins of the marvelous city. During Schliemann’s search for the vast city of Troy‚ he discovered numerous of cities‚ jewels‚ and unearthed tombs that were full of gold. With each one of the objects that he unearthed‚ Schliemann was able to associate it with a verse from Homer’s Iliad. He knew every line from the Iliad‚ and used it as a guide to find Troy. Even though his discoveries were absolutely

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    Abstract Of Hypocephalus

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    Hypocephali is Greek word ὑποκέφαλοι or hypokephalos which means (What is beneath the head). It is called in hieroglyphs as Xr Tp referring to its place below the head of the mummy. Hypocephalus is a small rounded pillow made of different materials which were believed to magically cover the head and the body of the deceased mummy with natural warmth and heat which in its turn gives the soul the capability to reach the eternity as the deities in the netherworld. All the information about hypocephalus

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    King Tut was one of Ancient Egypt’s most mysterious Pharaohs. When the door to his tomb was breached‚ most of his life and family secrets were revealed. King Tut was a very famous Pharaoh who had an extremely interesting family. One may know who king Akhenaten was‚ he was King Tut’s father. King Akhenaten also wasn’t very popular and still isn’t too popular today. The reason King Akhenaten wasn’t remembered throughout history‚ was because when he was Pharaoh he only believed in one god! And the

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    the students figure out what the picture is a) Picture 1 b) Picture 2 c) Picture 3 b) c) Let each group compete‚ the group to guess the picture will get extra points After they guess‚ show the whole image of the pictures d) a) Picture 1 – Tomb b) Picture 2 – Turbine c) Picture 3- Philippines e) f) b) ANALYSIS g) After the activity‚ ask the following questions: a) Is it easy to guess a cropped picture? b) Would it help you guess if you see a bigger portion of the pictures? c) What are

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    stain the fingers and toes of the Pharaohs prior to mummification. 4. Ancient Egyptians were also big about their hygiene. a. Cleanliness was a top priority in Ancient Egypt due to the fleas‚ parasites‚ and lice which were found in the hair of the mummies. They had to shave their entire bodies with razors to keep the pests

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    Danny Caceres ART 201 Reaction Paper: Visit to the Metropolitan Museum of Art Professor Applegate Reaction Paper: Visit to the Metropolitan Museum of Art The Metropolitan Museum of Art has one of the largest art collections in the world. The museum also known as The Met is an enormous‚ marvelous architectural structure that takes up the entire block on 82nd street in Manhattan. The Met has around two billion art pieces stored and displayed in its art galleries. Entering inside‚ I recognized myself

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