Journey Into King Tut's Tomb
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I found this powerpoint on Mr. Donn's Egypt website. The link is below. http://egypt.mrdonn.org/powerpoints-kingtut.html Students who view this will be taken on a "virtual field trip" into King Tut's tomb
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- 1. A Journey into tutAnkhAmun’ s tomb
- 3. The site of the tomb
- 4. Outside the tomb of King Tut shortly after it was opened in 1922.
- 6. The corridor looking into the anti-chamber
- 7. Antechamber
- 8. Annexe
- 9. Entrance to burial chamber
- 13. The Treasury
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