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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.
For shelter and for there kings as a gift.The Pharaohs had pyramids built as burial monuments. It is thought that they believed they precise location and structure of the pyramids would provide a direct pathway to the heavens.Why did pharaohs build pyramids? They believed they would rule the land after their death.
they built the pyramids for burial purposes. they lived to be dead. they spent their whole lives preparing for their deaths.
No , only ancient Egyptians used it Ancient Egyptians believed in the concept of life after death. The death masks for men consisted of red paint tones while yellow was for women. The death mask was a part of the preserving the dead and funeral rites. After the body of the deceased was carefully mummified, a sculpted mask was put on the face of the dead. The ancient Egyptians believed that this mask would strengthen the spirit of the dead person and also protect its soul from the evil spirits. These death masks showcased the status of the person in the soiety before his death. The best known mask is that of Tutankhamun's burial mask which was made of gold.In the event of the death of a person of royal class, the mask had expensive jewels and lapis lazuli on it.
which were royal tombs for a+ -m&m moua
because the egyptians believed that it kept the royal blood lines pure.
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.
The ancient egyptian kings and royal family heart and organs were taken from the body then wrapped in muslim cloth that kept the body preserved for burial and the afterlife.
For shelter and for there kings as a gift.The Pharaohs had pyramids built as burial monuments. It is thought that they believed they precise location and structure of the pyramids would provide a direct pathway to the heavens.Why did pharaohs build pyramids? They believed they would rule the land after their death.
they built the pyramids for burial purposes. they lived to be dead. they spent their whole lives preparing for their deaths.
Egypt no longer has a royal family. It is a republic
"Interment" means "burial". You mean, "What instruments were played at the royal wedding?"... and I don't know the answer.
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The Great Sphinx of Giza is important because it is one of The 7 Wonders of The World. It is also important because it is about 4500 years old. Also, because it was built for the pharaoh Kahfra by ancient Egyptians.
It was one of the utmost important subjects in egypt because egyptians strongly believed in the afterlife. Therefore the more money you had, the more chance you would be able to afford the embalming process in order to make it to the afterlife.
They were built to be used to house burial chambers. These chambers were linked by ascending and descending passages. The 3 great pyramids at Giza were for Kings, the smaller ones were for other less important mebers of the Royal Family later, however, they realized that people (called grave robbers) were stealing the valuable things the great kings were buried with. The Egyptians believed that the deceased would need all of their riches and food and everything else in the happy, care free afterlife they believed in. If the stuff was taken away, they would not enjoy the afterlife so much. they started hiding the tombs in the Valley of the Kings. this did not stop the grave robbers though, but the graves were harder to spot than a huge pyramid in the middle of no where :P
They were built to be used to house burial chambers. These chambers were linked by ascending and descending passages. The 3 great pyramids at Giza were for Kings, the smaller ones were for other less important mebers of the Royal Family later, however, they realized that people (called grave robbers) were stealing the valuable things the great kings were buried with. The Egyptians believed that the deceased would need all of their riches and food and everything else in the happy, care free afterlife they believed in. If the stuff was taken away, they would not enjoy the afterlife so much. they started hiding the tombs in the Valley of the Kings. this did not stop the grave robbers though, but the graves were harder to spot than a huge pyramid in the middle of no where :P