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    Tutankhamen

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    Tutankhamun’s (Tut) tomb is not typical of the tombs of the 18th Dynasty. Even though there are some similarities‚ this report will outline that key differences such as size‚ structural design and decoration‚ make Tutankhamun’s tomb somewhat unique for the time. Analysis of typical tombs such as Amenhotep II will be used to highlight the differences between the resting places of the once famous kings. Firstly‚ Tuts tomb is not the typical size of the tombs that were found in the Valley of Kings

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    Amenhotep II Case Study

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    The Tomb of Amenhotep II‚ is located in Valley of the Kings‚ in the East Valley‚ Thebes West Bank. Amenhotep II is the son of Thutmose III and Merytre-Hatshepsut‚ and he was born and raised in Memphis (Redford‚ 2005). Thutmose III raised Amenhotep II to possess strength‚ sportsmanship skill‚ and knowledge of war tactics (Redford‚ 2005). He served as coregent with his father for approximately 2 years before taking the throne at around age 18. Amenhotep II had several wives‚ however‚ two routinely

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    cleaned out or moved to storage. Once a person died‚ they were laid out to be viewed for 2 days‚ in which this time people came to pay their respects. Women sung and grieved while men prayed to the gods. On the 3rd day the cart was taken by cart to the tomb. During the Minoan period‚ their methods of burying the dead changed dramatically. After the Neolithic times onwards at first the dead were buried in caves. The bones found in these caves are usually in a disordered state with many bodies all in one

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    King Tut's Stereotypes

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    Carter poked a hole in a sealed door and became the first person to enter the tomb of King Tut in 3‚000 years. Tut’s tomb was special because it was the most complete tomb ever found. Grave robbers had disturbed other tombs scientists had discovered‚ but King Tut’s looked the way it did thousands of years ago‚ when it was sealed. 2The keeper of the archive of Carter’s excavation explained why finding the entire‚ untouched tomb was important. He said‚ “We can study how these objects were made‚ the materials

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    Etruscan times are derived from the excavation of their tombs. Etruscan tombs provide evidence of an organised and sophisticated society‚ which had the capacity for development and deep thinking. This is revealed by the conclusions which can be drawn about the way they lived. The contents and structure of the tombs reveal the importance of religion in the Etruscan society. In addition‚ their inventive-like entertainment is indicated through their tombs‚ revealing a flourishing culture. An understanding

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    Tutankahmun Essay

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    PRACTICE ESSAY- “TUTANKHAMUNS TOMB WAS CURSED”. There are those who think that tutankahmuns tomb was cured. Seemingly mysterious events surrounded the opening of the tomb. A number of people associated with the opening of then died shortly afterwards and some unusual events were associated with the opening of the tomb and the death of certain individuals‚ like lord Cameron. However others are more sceptical about the idea that the tomb was cursed. Some think that many of these deaths were not

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    day needs were met by the morgue religion whose ministers completed their ceremonies in the upper part of the tomb. Offerings were set at a conciliatory site and taken up by the spirit of the perished. This religion site was set apart by a false entryway‚ which from the season of Cheops was ensured by a tomb house of prayer that fronted the principle structure. The dividers of this tomb sanctuary were enhanced with outlines and messages whose essential representation was the perished. He or she was

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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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    Juliet’s tomb but to this day the church is a museum for tourists to see the tomb that “belongs” to Juliet. They say that the tomb really does belong to Juliet because her family built the church. Well I believe that the tomb belongs to someone else who could have been related to Juliet or just some random person. The Venetian government say that they took the remains and cleaned everything out from the tomb. They told the people that they took Juliet’s body to a unknown location. The tomb couldn’t

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    Hoi an

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    Hoi An ancient town The ancient town of Hoi An‚ 30 km south of Da Nang‚ lies on the banks of the Thu River. Occupied by early foreign traders as Japanese‚ Chinese‚ Portuguese‚ Spanish … Hoi An was one of the major trading centers of Southeast Asia in the 16th century and was very popular with the name Faifoo. Hoi An has a distinct Chinese atmosphere with low‚ tile-roofed houses and narrow streets; the original structure of some of these streets still remains almost intact. All the houses were

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