What items were in pharaoh's tomb?

Answer 1

Egyptians dedicated their lives to their death. Egyptians believed that there was an afterlife, a life after they die that is supposed to be a continuation of their life on Earth. Pharaohs spent most of their lives preparing for their death. A pharaoh's tomb or pyramid's construction usually began as soon as they became pharaoh. Instead of a pyramid, pharaohs of the New Kingdom had tombs cut deep in the rock of the Valley of the Kings, in Thebes. When a pharaoh died he was mummified and placed in his sarcophagus, with his goods,jewelry and treasurea,for the deceased to use in the afterlife.

Answer 2

The Pharaoh's tombs are carved out of rock right into a cliff side in the Valley of the Kings. No pyramid in Egypt has ever officially been documented to even have a mummy found in them, let alone a Pharaoh. It is simply a traditional archaeological assumption that the pyramids were built for Pharaohs.

Answer 3

1. Money, jewelry, and other riches

2. food, wine, elaborate boxes and chests that contained the Pharaoh clothes and linens, mirrors, brushes, wigs, perfumes, furniture, weapons

3. The most important item a dead pharaoh was buried with was a boat. This was the dead pharaoh's transportation to the afterlife

4. Pets were also mummified and buried in their owner's tombs. Archaeologists have found the remains of hunting dogs, cats, Gazelles and even pet baboons.

5. Shabtis

Answer 4

Mainly a lot fo things, but the mostly common was gold, but to be more simple, jewelry. Why? because The ancient egyptians wanted their pharaohs to be happy in the afterlife.

Answer 5

You would find pots, gold, jewelry, the mummy, shabtis , (these are statues of Pharaoh's servants), boats, and jars with the organs of the pharaoh.