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They were important to King Tut for the same reason they were important to other pharaohs or kings of the time. It was believed they would need those things in the after life.
King Tuts treasures are so important to modern day people because his tomb was the first to be found complete, and not looted of it's treasure. King Tut's tomb is the first true glimpse we have of this ancient civilizations burial rituals, with all their possessions.
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∙ 13y agoThey were buried with the rich Egyptians because they owned the treasure when they were alive. Only important or royal people would be kept safely in a pyramid. If just a hobo or villager died they would be lucky to be buried in a cemetery. Peasants weren't treated very well...
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∙ 15y agoMany things that were buried were childhood toys because he became Pharaoh at a very young age as his father died when he was five and he was heir to the throne.
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∙ 15y agoThe Ancient Egyptians believed in an afterlife so they provided the Pharaoh's with items they believed he/she would need.
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∙ 13y agoThe ancient Egyptians believed he would need them in the "Afterlife".
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∙ 7y agoThe burial of items with people was to make sure that they had everything that they needed to live on the other side. Servants, animals, food, drink, and boats were put with the dead.
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Why did the Egyptians set up the tomb?
Egyptians built tombs to bury their dead kings in.
Did ancient egyptians bury their kings in huge spheres?
No they were either placed in pyramids or rock cut tombs
Why were tombs built with treasures?
tombs were filled with treasure because the kings, queens, and all of the egyptians believed that you must take your treasures that you would live with with you when you died so you could live in the afterworld.
Why did the egyptians bury dead rulers in tombs filled with material goods?
So that they would have all that they needed for a journey to the afterlife
What kind of stones did Egyptians use to build their tombs?
The Egyptians used limestone to build their tombs :) This is not correct <<<
Why did the egyptians bury their treasures deep inside the pyramids?
Pyramids served as tombs. The ancient egyptians believed that these treasures can be used by the dead person on the journey to afterlife/ the next world. Along with treasures they often buried pots, and other stuff you would normally need for a journey.
Why did the Egyptians set up the tomb?
Egyptians built tombs to bury their dead kings in.
Where did the Ancient Egyptians bury their kings?
they buried them in pyramids or special tombs some tombs were hidden underground.
Where did they bury the dead after the egyptians stop building pyramids?
They buried them in tombs in the ground and rock-cut tombs
How did the ancient egyptians bury their kings?
They buried them in sarchogus in tombs in the necropolis.
Why did the Egyptians have pyrimads?
so the pharous can live there and to make tombs and hide treasures.
Why did Egyptians do pyramids?
Pyramids are tombs , so the Egyptians would make them to bury there pharaohs in once they died....
Did ancient egyptians bury their kings in huge spheres?
No they were either placed in pyramids or rock cut tombs
Why were tombs built with treasures?
tombs were filled with treasure because the kings, queens, and all of the egyptians believed that you must take your treasures that you would live with with you when you died so you could live in the afterworld.
Why did the egyptians bury dead rulers in tombs filled with material goods?
So that they would have all that they needed for a journey to the afterlife
What was in the Egyptians Tombs?
Egyptian tombs were used to bury the dead, all the man's(or woman's) worldly possessions were put in his tomb.If the person was of great importance, its servants would have to die to go with him to the after life.
Why is there a valley of the kings?
So that the Egyptians could bury their dead kings, queens, and nobles in secret tombs where they would not be robbed and could go to the "afterlife".
