Ancient Egypt

Yes it was in the late 196o's by W.B. Emery at North Saqqara, tomb 3518.B (as there is also a 5th Dynasty tomb with the same number at Saqqara North cemetery). The discovert is only described Emery's preliminary reports, published in the Journal of Egyptian Archaeology as Emery died in 1971 before he could write a final report.

His body was mummified.

the soft organs except the heart were removed from his body,

the remains, mostly muscle & bone, was dried,

then he was wrapped in linen, put in a sarcophagus and buried in a pyramid, or tomb, with all his treasures, because the egyptians beleived they would need these thngs for the afterlife.

Also, they put charms on the pharaoh and chanted hymns for good luck.

After years of war with the Hittites, Rameses II made a treaty with the Hittite king Hattusilis III to respect each other's borders and provide mutual protection.

King Tut had no living descendants. There are two female fetus mummies who were found together in his tomb. They appear to be different ages, but likely both premature and stillborn. There is some speculation that they are in fact twins in spite of their very different sizes. DNA testing is planned to determine if they are in fact Tut's daughters. If they are, then they only lived briefly, quite possibly only in utero. One is thought to have been as much as 4 months premature, and certainly not viable.

Copper melts at a lower temperature than iron. Therefore, in order to remove it from the ore in which it is found, and in order to work it, a hotter fire is needed to for iron than for copper. Making a fire hot enough to extract and work iron is more difficult, so iron tools were more difficult to obtain than copper tools.

In the tomb beside the pharaoh was many of the ruler's most prized possessions. For example, there were mini gods and goddesses statues, as well as paintings on the wall expressing the many deeds of the pharaoh. There were also containers that contained the pharaohs intestines and much more.

Ahmose I is the one who drove the Hyksos out of Egypt. Ahmose I was an Egyptian Pharaoh who ruled from 1539 to 1514 BCE.

yes the egyptians did use clay tablets to record trade and to write laws and stuff.

brick and stone.

The dry climate

14 hours dawn to dusk ten days work and three days rest

The Pharaohs in the Middle Kingdom allowed their people to trade with other kingdoms. Through this, they allowed their humanity to shine.Ê

Ive gone and its amazing I personally recommend you to go to the valley of the kings.

Historians generally agree that pyramids were used as monuments for rituals and sometimes burials. Recently; work done by Chris Dunn and others have pretty much proved that pyramids were capable of generating energy, and probably were surrounded by vast arrays of focus mirrors. Online viral videos, based on this type of research has lent more credibility to these theories, if not outright proving it.

Please watch a few of these easily accessible videos before concluding otherwise.

This recent development in Pyramids as a power plant has led to university studies, and a wide field of acceptance. What this power was used for and its application method is currently being hypothesized.

There are thousands of pyramids in the world. 100+ in Egypt,300+ in China,Italy,South America,Bosnia,Russia,Greece, etc. Some pyramid building supplies were shipped over 3500 kilometers. The riddle now is what they were used to power.

It was a big event because he died mysteriously and just ruled for 10years...... I think this will be enough

They preserved The Bodies of their dead.

Blended with oil, it was an early form of soap. It softens water while removing oil and grease. Undiluted, natron was a cleanser for the teeth and an early mouthwash. The mineral was mixed into early antiseptics for wounds and minor cuts. Natron can be used to dry and preserve fish and meat. It was also an ancient household insecticide, was used for making leather and as a bleach for clothing. Natron is a naturally occurring mixture of sodium carbonate decahydrate and about 17% sodium bicarbonate along with small quantities of sodium chloride and sodium sulfate.

Nefertiti was a Pharaoh and I'm pretty sure no one who of givien her a nickname, but when she died they named her the Hertic Queen and her niece who was Pharaoh Ramesses Chief Wife Nefertari. Ramesses nicknamed her Nefer so I guess you can use Nefer for Nefertiti to! :)

Nobody knows because the robbers robbed his pyramid and took everything even his mummy!!! (I watched a boring vidio about it in class im eleven!!!)

The bodies of pharaohs and other ancient egyptians that could afford to be mummified. And the bodies were wrapped in linen with leaves, and sawdust inside the body to replace the internal organs.

Another Answer: A mummy is a human being who had his internal organs removed, his flesh rubbed down with preservatives and wrapped up with cloth, and was placed in a sarcophagus (a type of coffin). This was done to keep the body from rotting. Though eventually they rotted pretty good anyway.

Gods are the creation of men and clever men use them to extort advantage from their less crafty fellows. i.e the Bishop is always the last to starve, If one God is discredited then it is a simple matter of creating another one.

they provide egyptian foods and egyptians plants.

he built the white chapel

The pyramid of Khafre is the second pyramid to be built. It is slightly shorter at 430ft than the great pyramid of his father Khufu. In pictures it always looks taller because it was built on higher ground. It is the pyramid with some of its casing stones left at the top.