Pharaohs & Pyramids: The Case of Tutankhamun
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This worksheet explores the causes and consequences surrounding the life and tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun, encouraging students to analyse historical significance and impact.
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Pharaohs & Pyramids: The Case of Tutankhamun
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Introduction to Tutankhamun
Source A: Excerpt from an Egyptologist's report
'Tutankhamun's tomb was discovered in 1922 by Howard Carter, revealing a wealth of artifacts that provided unprecedented insight into Egyptian burial practices. His relatively short reign and the sudden death have sparked numerous theories about his life and death.' Provenance: Report by Egyptologist Howard Carter, 1922.
Causes of Tutankhamun’s Burial Practices
Source B: Archaeological analysis
'The discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb showed that he was buried with many artifacts, possibly to ensure his journey into the afterlife. It is believed that his early death impacted how he was buried and the wealth of his tomb.' Provenance: Archaeological report, 1923.
Impact of Tutankhamun’s Tomb on Egyptology
Source C: Modern historian's view
'The find of Tutankhamun's tomb revolutionized Egyptology, transforming it from a primarily archaeological pursuit into a global phenomenon. It also raised questions about royal death and burial practices.' Provenance: Modern history publication, 2000.
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- 1/1/2026
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