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On November 4th, 1922, British archaeologist Howard Carter discovered the intact tomb of the Egyptian Pharaoh Tutankhamun in the Valley of the Kings. Upon removing the royal seal from the tomb entrance, Carter found staircases leading to three nested sarcophagi containing Tutankhamun's mummified remains. Over 3,500 objects were found in the tomb, including gold funeral masks, shrines, and thrones. Modern scanning technology has provided insights into Tutankhamun's appearance. His treasures can now be seen in museums around the world, and hundreds of tourists visit his tomb daily, keeping the pharaoh's spirit alive over 3,000 years after his reign.
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On November 4th, 1922, British archaeologist Howard Carter discovered the intact tomb of the Egyptian Pharaoh Tutankhamun in the Valley of the Kings. Upon removing the royal seal from the tomb entrance, Carter found treasures belonging to Tutankhamun, including gold death masks and sarcophagi. Over 3,500 objects were uncovered, providing insight into life during ancient Egypt's 18th dynasty. Today, Tutankhamun's artifacts are displayed around the world and his tomb continues to fascinate visitors over 3,000 years after his reign.
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The Treasure of Tutankhamun is the greatest treasure ever found in anywhere in the world and possible of all times. In the year 1922 Howard Carter astonished the world by the discovery of the tomb of Tutankhamun and the rich treasure which it contained. Tutankhamun, in spite of the almost incredible wealth of material objects discovered in his tomb, was still relatively unknown to the world. He was on the throne for 9 years. Tutankhamun reversed many of his father’s Akhenaten unpopular policies. People were allowed to worship the oid gods again and damaged temples were re[aired He moved the Egyptian capital back to Thebes.
Lighthouse of Alexandria
The Lighthouse of Alexandria was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Built in the 3rd century BC on the island of Pharos in the harbor of Alexandria, Egypt, it was designed by the Greek architect Sostratus during the reign of King Ptolemy II. Standing between 115 and 150 meters tall, it was the tallest structure in the world for many centuries and guided sailors into the city harbor for over 1,500 years until it was destroyed by earthquakes.
Egypt
Egypt has a rich and varied history divided into periods when it was ruled by pharaohs who developed hieroglyphic writing, calendars, medicine, and architecture. Egypt's economy depends on agriculture, petroleum exports, and tourism and is improving with more liberal policies. Some of Egypt's most famous monuments include the Great Sphinx, the Giza Pyramids dedicated to different pharaohs, and the Valley of the Kings tombs including King Tutankhamun's tomb.
The valley of the kings (1)
The Valley of the Kings is located in Luxor, Egypt and was used during Egypt's New Kingdom as a royal burial ground for pharaohs such as Tutankhamun. King Tut began his reign at age nine and died at seventeen, with his golden coffin and over 5,000 priceless treasures buried in his tomb in the Valley of the Kings. The valley was discovered in 1825 by James Burton but important discoveries were also made there by Howard Carter in 1902 and Kent R. Weeks in 1987.
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Tutankhamun was the last ruler of the powerful Egyptian Pharaoh dynasty who died mysteriously at a young age. His tomb was discovered in 1922 and contained great wealth. After 80 years, his mummified remains were taken for a CT scan to learn more about his life and death. The scan revealed intriguing details about his anatomy and helped shed light on the mysteries surrounding his short rule and untimely demise.
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Passport to magonia on uf os, folklore and parallel worlds - by jacques valle
The document provides context on discoveries made in the Mayan city of Palenque in Mexico in 1952. Archaeologists exploring the Pyramid of Inscriptions discovered a tomb beneath the pyramid containing an elaborate sarcophagus carved with an image that seemed to depict a man operating advanced machinery, prompting speculation that the Mayans may have encountered extraterrestrial visitors. The document also discusses other ancient sites and artifacts around the world that suggest possible contact with extra-terrestrial beings, including statues from ancient Japan that resemble modern space suits.
Passport to magonia on uf os, folklore and parallel worlds - by jacques valle
The document provides a summary of 3 chapters from a book that discusses evidence of contact between ancient humans and intelligent extraterrestrial beings. It describes several archaeological discoveries that suggest interactions, including a sarcophagus carved with an image resembling a space capsule and ancient Japanese statues resembling spacesuits. It also discusses descriptions of flying objects and beings in ancient literature and historical accounts from cultures around the world. The document speculates that these provide evidence that humans had contact with more advanced civilizations in antiquity.
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The document provides an overview of various unexplained phenomena reported throughout history, including:
1) Accounts from ancient Mayan and Japanese cultures that describe strange beings and advanced technologies not otherwise explained, leaving open the possibility of contact with extra-terrestrial visitors.
2) Numerous reports from medieval Japan of unusual lights and objects in the sky that were often linked to social unrest or supernatural events on Earth. This led the Japanese to conduct early investigations into such phenomena.
3) Stories from European history of strange sights in the sky alongside claimed encounters with unusual creatures, paralleling modern reports of UFOs and potential contacts with non-human intelligences.
Unsolved mysteries
This document discusses several mysterious phenomena including black holes, the Maya calendar, UFOs, the Easter Island statues, the Bermuda Triangle, ghosts, the pyramids of Egypt, and crop circles. It provides brief descriptions of each topic, noting that black holes absorb all light, the ancient Maya calendar cycle will end in 2012, UFO sightings sparked public interest, the Easter Island statues are mysterious in their size and construction, and locations like the Bermuda Triangle have seen unexplained disappearances of aircraft and vessels.
Discovering tut the saga continues..
The document provides details about the discovery of King Tut's tomb in 1922 by Howard Carter. It describes Carter's years of excavation work in the Valley of Kings until he finally discovered Tutankhamun's intact tomb on November 22, 1922, making it one of the most significant archaeological finds of the 20th century. The document also discusses some of the treasures and artifacts found within Tut's tomb, as well as theories about the "King Tut curse" that was believed to have afflicted some of the tomb's excavators.
Old Kingdom Egypt: Royal Tombs
The ancient Egyptians placed great importance on burial and the afterlife. Royal tombs evolved over time from simple pit tombs to large pyramid complexes. The Egyptians mummified the dead and included canopic jars, coffins, and funerary items to protect the soul's journey to the afterlife. Statues of the pharaoh were also made to provide the soul a place to inhabit if the mummification failed.
DISCOVERING TUT: THE SAGA CONTINUES
The document provides details about the discovery of King Tut's tomb in 1922 by Howard Carter. It summarizes Tut's life and reign, including restoring worship of Amun and moving the capital back to Thebes. It describes some of the magnificent treasures found in his tomb, including gold coffins and a famous golden mask. It discusses theories about Tut's lineage and the possibility of the "mummy's curse" being responsible for early deaths of those involved in opening the tomb.
14th century sg artifacts and info links
The document summarizes 7 artifacts from Singapore's history:
1) A 14th century gold armlet found at Fort Canning Hill in 1928 of Javanese style.
2) A 15th century lead statue of a headless horseman found at Empress Place in the 1990s, the only ancient lead statue found in Southeast Asia.
3) 14th century Indian glass beads and Yuan dynasty coins found at Fort Canning Hill in 1984, providing evidence of ancient Temasek's trade networks.
4) Samples of 14th century spices - cloves and nutmeg - from the Spice Islands.
5) A poster about the Belitung shipwreck, an 830 AD Arabian d
Bulgarian Treasures by Lili
The document summarizes several important archaeological treasures that have been discovered in Bulgaria, including a 2,400-year-old golden mask of a Thracian king, the Panagyurishte gold treasure consisting of objects depicting Thracian myths and life, and the Varna Chalcolithic Necropolis containing over 3,000 golden objects dating back 6,000 years. It also mentions the Rogozen treasure of over 160 silver vessels and an antique theater built in the second century in Plovdiv that could seat 5,000-7,000 people.
Art-in-early-civilization.pptx
During the prehistoric period, early humans transitioned from nomadic lifestyles to more permanent settlements, leading to early civilizations. Unearthed artifacts provide glimpses of their beliefs and activities. One civilization where art flourished was ancient Egypt. Throughout Egypt's three kingdoms and the Amarna period, art was prominently used for religious and spiritual purposes. Discovered artworks give modern insights into the past and its influences on the present.
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- 1. POWERPOINT
- 2. PRESENTS
- 3. A Powerpoint presentation inspired by the greatest archeological event ever ….
- 4. On November 4th, 1922, archeologist Howard Carter discovers something remarkable in the Valley of the Kings, Egypt.
- 5. First, there is a thick wall, then there is a staircase… then he removes the Royal Seal and then … he stands ‘eye-to-eye’ with …..
- 6. TUTANAKHAMUN TREASURES OF THE PHARAO
- 7. DEATH MASK
- 9. INNER SARCOPHAGUS – SOLID GOLD & LAPIS-LAZULI
- 11. CEREMONIAL HEAD GEAR, BACKSIDE, ENGRAVED WITH HYROGLIEPHS
- 14. KING TUTANKHAMUN AND HIS WIFE
- 15. GOLDEN SHRINE – DETAIL THE GODDESS SELKKET
- 16. CEREMONIAL THRONES FOR THE PHARAO AND HIS WIFE
- 18. VALLEY OF THE KINGS – BURIAL CHAMBER
- 19. IN 2005, A TEAM OF SCIENTISTS APPLIED THE MOST MODERN TECHNIQUES TO DETERMINE HOW TUTANKHAMUN WOULD HAVE LOOKED – BASED UPON THE REMAINS OF HIS HEAD. THIS IS THE RESULT …
- 21. IN TOTAL, 3500 OBJECTS WERE FOUND AT THE SITE OF PHARAO TUTANKHAMUN THEY CAN BE ADMIRED IN THE NATIONAL EGYPT MUSEUM IN CAIRO AND IN MUSEUMS AROUND THE WORLD
- 22. MUSIC THEME : “ CARAVANS “ THE ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA CONDUCTED BY MIKE BATT
- 23. 3000 YEARS AFTER HIS REIGN, HUNDREDS OF TOURISTS VISIT TUTANKHAMUN’S TOMB EVERY DAY ………. HIS SPIRIT LIVE S ON…
- 24. THE END WB PPS © OCTOBER 2006