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Explore the Mysteries of Ancient Egyptian Monarchs

Dive into the enigma of Ancient Egyptian rulers through a unique interactive experience. From the unification of Upper and Lower Egypt around 3100 B.C. to the monumental legacy of the Great Pyramid, discover the stories of significant figures like the first female pharaoh, powerful kings, and influential viziers. Unravel the mysteries of King Tutankhamun's tomb and the intrigues of their reigns. Each character comes with fascinating details, highlighting their contributions, challenges, and legacies that shaped Egyptian civilization.

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Explore the Mysteries of Ancient Egyptian Monarchs

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  1. Ancient Egypt: Who am I? Who am I?

  2. 1.) Who am I? • Some credit me with uniting Upper and Lower Egypt. • I was the king of Upper Egypt around 3100 B.C.

  3. 2.) Who am I? • I was somehow omitted from your textbook. • I ruled Egypt around 2600 B.C. • The Great Pyramid at Giza is my legacy.

  4. 3.) Who am I? • I donned a beard around Memphis. • I would have been a fan of Mulan. • I was the first woman pharaoh of Egypt.

  5. 4.) Who am I? • I wrote an ancient book on the role of a vizier. • I was the most well-known one in history.

  6. 5.) Who am I? • I took pride in my children. • I defeated the Hittites at Kadesh (sort of). • I ruled for 66 years. • I enslaved many Hebrews who then revolted and fled. • I died at the age of 85.

  7. 6.) Who am I? • I married my half-sister. • I reigned from ages 9-19. • I allowed polytheism to regain power in Egypt. • I cursed my tomb.  • I was murdered, died of gangrene, who knows?

  8. 7.) Who am I? • We may have had a hand in the death of King Tutankhamun. • We were military viziers while King Tut was young.

  9. 8.) Who am I? • I persecuted the polytheists of my kingdom. • I forced everyone to worship one god Aton. • My son was King Tut.

  10. 9.) Who am I? • According to biblical traditions I was the adopted son of Seti I • I helped lead the Hebrews out of Egypt in what became known as the Exodus.

  11. 10.) Who am I? • I discovered King Tut’s tomb in 1922. • I lived to be 66 years old. • I never bought into the idea of some “curse.”

  12. 11.) Who am I? • I was a wealthy Englishmen. • I funded the King Tut excavation. • I died after an insect bite got infected, which bares the same mark King Tut had on his cheek.

  13. 12.) Who am I? • I was famous for my beauty. • I was married to Akhenaton.

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