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    wield unprecedented power as queen‚ and possible co-regent· All forms of art characterised by a revolutionary new style SmenkhkareAnkhkheperure 1335-33 · Everything about this pharaoh is subject to controversy: sex‚ identity‚ length of reign‚ spouse‚ tomb· Reign sees the beginning of the return to orthodoxy TutankhamunNebkheperure 1333-24 · An interim reign featuring aspects of both Amarna and traditional religious and artistic forms · Egypt’s political capital returns to Memphis; Thebes re-established

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    Howard Carter was a British Archaeologist and Egyptologist who rocketed to fame when he discovered the pristine tomb of King Tutankhamun in 1922. This discovery and his work in Egyptology made a huge impact on the world of archaeology. Carter was born in Kensington‚ London‚ in 1874. His father was a fairly successful artist‚ and Carter himself was talented. He grew up near Didlington Hall‚ the mansion of the Amherst family‚ which contained a decent collection of Egyptian artifacts which sparked

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    with the capital being Memphis near current day Cairo. The reason I chose to write a research paper on King Tut is because he is one of the most well known pharaohs of ancient Egypt. Tutankhamun is most well known only by the discovery of his intact tomb in 1922 by Howard Carter and Lord Carnarvon. King Tut was born in 1343 B.C. into the 18th Dynasty. Early in his life Tutankaten meaning the "Living Image of the Aten" changed his name to the well-known Tutankamun meaning "Living Image of Amun".

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    The paper presents the geotechnical‚ geophysical investigations and the numerical static and seismic analysis of selected underground monuments in Alexandria‚ Egypt i.e. the underground tombs in Mustafa Kamil Necropolis. The analysis of the static stability and the behavior of complex monuments of this kind under seismic loading‚ are the key factors for the efficient restoration and retrofitting of these underground monumental structures. In the present paper‚ we present in a first phase a comprehensible

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    Valley of the Kings The Valley of the Kings is a web of tombs made for pharaohs of the New Kingdom. The Valley of the Kings is located in the west banks of Thebes. Thebes was the political and religious capital of the New Kingdom. Its exact location is (25°N‚ 32°E). The Valley of the Kings was built during the New Kingdom period of Egypt around 1550 to 1100 B.C. The Valley of the Kings was made because New Kingdom pharaohs wanted to be closer to the source of their dynastic roots and lay undisturbed

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    example Mycenaean tomb was compared to the tombs of the New and Middle Kingdom. The tombs were made in two separate time periods; the views of the after life are different. The perception or preparing of he the dead is similar to each other. Showing how the Egyptians had an influence on many cultures. Tombs are placing for the dead. In most cultures of the Ancient world‚ there were tombs. Tombs were erected and built usually for the highest official in the time period. In Egypt tombs were made‚ there

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    culture. This thesis reviews the Egyptian polytheistic way of religion and its famous aspect of afterlife. Two art forms are included to demonstrate that religion influenced Egyptian art. The two art forms that will be analyzed in this excerpt are The Tomb of Seti I‚ and pyramid texts such as The Cannibal Hymn. Egyptian Art and Religious Influences “The art of Egypt is heavily influenced by spiritual and religious ideas and culture that extends back thousands of years” (Dagan‚ 2008)

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    Robert Ousterhout (2003) notes that while the location of the Tomb of Christ was immutable‚ the architecture of the building was not (p. 4)‚ and that “the church not only housed the most important sites in Christendom‚ but in the Middle Ages the very fabric of the building came to be regarded as a sacred relic (p. 20). When the Church was rebuilt in the Middle Ages‚ the architects added their own features to it. The significance of the Tomb of Christ went from just the religious significance of Jesus

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    The first excavation season in the tomb of Tutankhamen.Part 1: October 28 to December 31‚ 1922 © Griffith Institute‚ Oxford OX1 2LG Otter Box This document provides an in-depth description of Howard Carter’s initial discovery of the ante-chamber to King Tutankhamen’s tomb. November 26th describes the discovery of an unidentified room filled with artifacts‚ while November 27th describes the initial excavation of this room and identifying it as Tutankhamen’s tomb. Howard Carter’s passion for Egypt

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    When these two cultures are examined‚ they will show a contrast in women hierarchy and language. Though the main focus will be on how the Etruscans treated their women compared with Greek women. We do have some inscriptions on artifacts and tomb paintings‚ but the only written accounts we have of the Etruscan society comes from Greek and Roman Historians‚ which are all a little bias (Bonfante‚ 245). The longest account we have of the Etruscan society comes from Theopompus. He stated

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