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How did the Tombs of the Pharaohs gradually change during history of ancient Egypt?
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∙ 13y ago
Funny, you have the exact same question I have for my ancient Egypt quiz!! 6th grade.... sorry getting off topic {LOL} Okay, so I'm pretty sure this is the answer: First, there were mastabas, but then pyramids came because one of the pharaohs wanted something more than a mastaba, and then robbers robbed the riches from the pyramids, and they took a long time to build, so they decided just to bury them under the hills of the desert... and that's all I got :)
Hope this is okay
Haha, this is the exact question for mine : Write a paragraph describing how the tombs of the pharaohs gradually changed during the history of ancient Egypt.
so, summary : 1-mastabas, 2-pyramids 3-under the desert
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∙ 14y agoMy understanding is that the Egyptian pyramids have changed mainly via wind erosion and constant buffeting with abrasive sand. Of course, this is in addition to damage caused by earlier archaeologists. The pyramids in Nubia were made out of red mud brick and are much older than the ones in Egypt. The Egyptian started making their pyramids out of granite and they served as astrological observatories. Also, the Egyptians started encasing their pyramids in limestone.
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How did the Tombs of the Pharaohs change during history of ancient Egypt?
It influenced it by making pyramids tall and with steps so the Pharaohs could climb to the gods.
How did the ancient Romans change your history?
i dont know ask your teacher
Why is it important to know about ancient Egyptian gods?
I would like to research on Pharaohs because Pharaohs are kings of Egypt. They had many slaves and builders and commanded many people. They were also mummified after they were dead and they had, believed in the afterlife.Questions / Information trying or going to find outHow many Pharaohs ruled Egypt and how long does the empire last?Who built the most secure tomb?· Why do people get their attention and respect?· How long were pyramids constructed for?· What kind of life did they start off with (poor, okay or rich)?· Which Pharaoh died at a young age?· Which Pharaoh was the shortest?· Which Empire was the richest?· Was it the greatest civilization?· Where do Pharaohs Live?· Did pharaohs have war?· Why do they have war?· Why do Pharaohs build temples and pyramids?· How did people entertain them?· What food did they eat?· What transport did they use?· Do they prey to the gods?
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evolution
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How did the Tombs of the Pharaohs change during history of ancient Egypt?
It influenced it by making pyramids tall and with steps so the Pharaohs could climb to the gods.
How did the tombs of the Pharaoh's gradually change during the history of ancient Egypt?
Funny, you have the exact same question I have for my ancient Egypt quiz!! 6th grade.... sorry getting off topic {LOL} Okay, so I'm pretty sure this is the answer: First, there were mastabas, but then pyramids came because one of the pharaohs wanted something more than a mastaba, and then robbers robbed the riches from the pyramids, and they took a long time to build, so they decided just to bury them under the hills of the desert... and that's all I got :) Hope this is okay Haha, this is the exact question for mine : Write a paragraph describing how the tombs of the pharaohs gradually changed during the history of ancient Egypt. so, summary : 1-mastabas, 2-pyramids 3-under the desert
How did the ancient Romans change your history?
i dont know ask your teacher
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Why is it important to know about ancient Egyptian gods?
I would like to research on Pharaohs because Pharaohs are kings of Egypt. They had many slaves and builders and commanded many people. They were also mummified after they were dead and they had, believed in the afterlife.Questions / Information trying or going to find outHow many Pharaohs ruled Egypt and how long does the empire last?Who built the most secure tomb?· Why do people get their attention and respect?· How long were pyramids constructed for?· What kind of life did they start off with (poor, okay or rich)?· Which Pharaoh died at a young age?· Which Pharaoh was the shortest?· Which Empire was the richest?· Was it the greatest civilization?· Where do Pharaohs Live?· Did pharaohs have war?· Why do they have war?· Why do Pharaohs build temples and pyramids?· How did people entertain them?· What food did they eat?· What transport did they use?· Do they prey to the gods?
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