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Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2004 9:10 pm Post subject: King Tut? Anyone? |
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| I have a report due soon on king tut. Does anyone know mysteries about king tut? |
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redstar0860 Servant
Joined: 21 Apr 2004 Posts: 14
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Posted: Wed Apr 21, 2004 4:54 am Post subject: king tut |
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yep i doin a report on tut 2 and i got a lot of info. howard carter found his tomb in 1922. suspects of who killed him r ay, his wife (ankhsunamun), horernhab or vizier. tut had 3 coffins. 1st was wood covered in a thin layer of shining beaten gold. 2nd hadbeaten gold and decorated with brightly colored glass. 3rd was solid gold. egyptians believed the deasd had ana after life so they gave the rich food drinks and anything he would need in the after life. im in a rush so i cant put wuts in his tumb sry but go to the library and get the book into the mummies tomb by nicholase reeves. i got all my info there!!  |
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Lostris Prince/Princess

Joined: 05 May 2005 Posts: 385 Location: Miskolc, Hungary
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Posted: Wed May 18, 2005 2:07 pm Post subject: |
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I was wondering why is everybody asking information on King Tut before they check the kingtutone.com's infos (not on the board, on the site). There are many topics here like "hey, I need information on King Tut" and I think they have a lot of information in this site. _________________ http://belldandy.freeblog.hu --> my blog site |
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Psusennes I Pharaoh

Joined: 09 Sep 2004 Posts: 913 Location: England
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Posted: Wed May 18, 2005 3:54 pm Post subject: |
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Garrgh! His name was HOREMHEB! So far I've heard Horernab, Heremneb and now Horernhab. Heheh. _________________
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Niankhkhnum Egyptian Architect
Joined: 27 Jan 2005 Posts: 110 Location: Oregon
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Posted: Fri May 27, 2005 5:20 pm Post subject: |
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I feel yer pain, Pooshennes!!
Tut, Tut, children. Sorry, but I'm Tutted Out. Why don't some of you take the road less traveled and write up somebody really interesting like Pepi II who had the longest reign in Egypt's history, or Seqenenre Tao II whose mummy shows the signs of a terrible death in battle? Or Hatshepsut or Sobeknofru? There's really so much more to choose from!!!
Good luck,
Niankhkhnum (Tutted to death) _________________
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the_tutness_is_here Pharaoh

Joined: 09 May 2005 Posts: 574 Location: The palace of Tutness!
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Posted: Sun May 29, 2005 12:11 am Post subject: |
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| Psusennes I wrote: | | Garrgh! His name was HOREMHEB! So far I've heard Horernab, Heremneb and now Horernhab. Heheh. |
The funniest I've heard was "Hornyheb"!!!
| Quote: | | Tut, Tut, children. Sorry, but I'm Tutted Out. Why don't some of you take the road less traveled and write up somebody really interesting like Pepi II who had the longest reign in Egypt's history, or Seqenenre Tao II whose mummy shows the signs of a terrible death in battle? Or Hatshepsut or Sobeknofru? There's really so much more to choose from!!! |
I assume that King Tut is popular among the young, and he IS a very famous pharaoh. The majority of this planet think of either him, pyramids, the sphinx and mummies when they even HEAR the word Egypt. And besides, I've learned about Tut in middle school, THEN learned about Ancient Egypt...Tut was my little "Introduction" to Egypt!! What's more, I didn't learn about Akhenaten until my Junior year of high school, and I learned about Tut in 6th grade. Which is, indeed, a WIDE gap!!
Lostris, I agree....though...shouldn't they post this in the HOMEWORK section? I mean, it's OK to ask questions, but if they're writing a report and need info, then they should look on the KTO site itself first, and if they need help filling in the blanks, then they can come on and ask us for help.
And I believe Akhenaten is WORTH researching, that is, until you hit dead ends like I have. But he is also a GREAT pharaoh to research, a heretic, a rebel pharaoh...his looks intrigue millions around the world...he's Tut's father (Hopefully!!! ). So, why not him? There's actually more info on him then Tut....Tut's past is more mysterious and too hidden, and not enough info on his personal life, and especially, his death.
As of this time, I am NOT Tutted out....yet... _________________
How does it FEEL to lose the one who understood you the MOST? He died to protect you, and YOU were supposed to protect HIM. What a shame... |
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Lostris Prince/Princess

Joined: 05 May 2005 Posts: 385 Location: Miskolc, Hungary
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Posted: Sun May 29, 2005 10:45 am Post subject: |
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As you could guess from my posts, my absolute favourite is Akhenaten, but I like Tut, too. He was a little, childish, but awesome little pharaoh.
Oh!My mind is clearer now! I'm interested in Sobeknoferu, Pepi II and others, too, but we have to say still Tutankhamon is the most famous pharaoh. May we can give the second place to Cleopatra and the third to Rameses II
When I was in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo last year, the most of the people was in the room where are his wonderful necklances, money, etc.
And there was only one-two man in the Amarna room...
And then, I first heard about Egypt when I was in the 5th grade (10-11 year old...) but I only remember we learned 'slave-keeping community', 'Nile' and 'Tutankhamon'. No Akhenaten or Pepi, either...
I think all pharaohs are interesting, but only we know who is Sobeknofru... I mean us, who are really care with egyptology.
Tutness, I wait your dancing Akhenaten!  _________________ http://belldandy.freeblog.hu --> my blog site |
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