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November 4, 1922 a huge discovery was made by a band of Egyptian workers were excavating in the hills of Thebes. While digging in the hills of Thebes they soon chipped away a piece of rock which was guarding a famous tomb pathway. As they were digging they immediately alarmed the archaeologist named Howard Carter. As the excavation team kept on digging to uncover what was hidden they seen “priestly seals, including two of great significance”. Which was the sign of the jackel with nine captives, it

Alejandro Sánchez –Ávila Sánchez - Ávila 1 Mr. Fitzpatrick CHW3M1-03 December 1, 2014 The murder of Tutankhamun After the discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb in 1922, scholars determined that although the cause of death is still unknown, he died when he was only 19 years old. Why did he die at such a young age? From that moment there have been many studies focusing on explaining his death. One hypothesis is that Aye could be accountable for Tutankamun’s death on the basis of jealousness, need for

The topic I chose was the many theories that surround the death of the Egyptian king Tutankhamun. The main theory that I will focus on is that his death was because of assassination. There are many books and articles based on the research of King Tutankhamun’s assassination. I reviewed many scholarly sources that describe the life of King Tutankhamun as well as the discovery of his tomb. King Tutankhamun ruled over the land of Egypt as pharaoh. He is known as the boy-king, and for the lavish grave

King Tutankhamun has become world famous as a symbol of ancient Egypt, but his existence was only speculative until the early 20th century. The tomb of King Tutankhamun was unearthed in 1922, by Howard Carter. Several years later, a man named Lord Carvaveron arranged for a group of archaeologists to gather in Egypt for the massive project that was the unearthing of the tomb and removing the key materials inside. Within ten years of the dig, six people died including Lord Carnaveron. Carnaveron died

In ancient civilizations, the rulers were the backbone that tried to hold everything together. The rulers had to make laws, lead the citizens, and maintain order. There are many other things they had to do, but those are just three of the main ones. In most civilizations these rulers were called kings, but in Ancient Egypt the kings, or rulers, were also called pharaohs. One of these pharaohs was a boy that went by the name of King Tutankhamun, or King Tut for short. This young king is perhaps one

the sun god. These changes were very controversial (History.com). Pharaohs were kept a distance away from their subjects and spent most of their time with their close circle of friends and advisers (Caselli 21). Two of his most powerful advisers were Ay and Horemheb (History.com). When King Tut became pharaoh sometime around 1333 BCE, he would undo everything that his father did (Caselli 20). He would revive the practices of worshipping Amun and he would restore Thebes as the religious capital. Tut

Essay Loralye Reed Alicia Plant HUM 111 1/29/13 Tutankhamun (Tutankhamen) was born in Egypt in 1341 B.C. In 1323 B.C. Tutankhamun died of an unknown death; he was only 17 or 18 years old. Before he died he got to live a short time as a ruler. After his body was exhumed, there have been signs that Tutankhamus could have been murdered, or died from an infection from an injury. “Historians generally agree that he was the twelfth ruler of the 18th Egyptian Dynasty, who assumed the throne

PRELIMINARY REPORT: When I was choosing I was looking for one that had a *, but I had chose one that was under the sea and just looked like a big fat lump. Then I had got one that I can’t remember, and I thought it wasn’t something that had interested to me. Then I had got the tomb of king tut's tomb I had thought that I would be boring, but Mrs.Clayton had convinced me to stay with it because when she said that it might have a curse so I had to keep it. I am guessing that their is a curse,

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The first point, the failure to monitor and evaluate outcomes ay repeat mistakes. In some cases, it’s not possible to pursue the various stages of this cycle to their logical conclusion. So it’s important to compress many of these stages in the interests of providing a rapid response to pressing problems. However, a real danger of disability to reach a satisfactory solution could take place by replacing it by a series of crisis-response. The second point concerns uncertainty. If the given data is