Question

Discovering Tut: The Saga Continues Word. write meaning.
saga
teenager
heir
tomb.
forensic
reconstruction
pharaoh
cemetery
mummy
murals
gilded
coffin
antiquities
archaeologist
legend
artefacts
resurrection
board games
linen
cases
treasures
.nested
shroud
willow
wild celery
cornflowers
resins
chiselled away
collar
bracelets
amulets
sheaths
adornments
archaeology
tomography
dynasty
cross section
pallbearers

Answer 1

• saga – long story of a series of happenings
• teenager – between 13 and 19 years of age
• heir – legal successor
• tomb. – a large grave built of stone above or below the ground
• forensic – process of reconstruction of the face and
• reconstruction – body based on the information in the CT scan
• pharaoh – Egyptian king
• cemetery – place where dead bodies are buried
• mummy – a preserved dead body
• murals – paintings on the wall
• gilded – thinly covered with gold
• coffin – box in which dead body is kept
• antiquities – very old objects
• archaeologist – a scientist who studies ancient objects dug up from the ground
• legend – an old story handed down through generations
• artefacts – objects of art made by hands
• resurrection – rebirth
• board games – games like chess
• linen – a fabric cloth made from flax used to make high quality clothes
• cases – boxes
• treasures – collections of valuable objects
• .nested – fitted one inside another.
• shroud – cover of the dead body
• willow – soft wood
• wild celery – a wild plant
• cornflowers – bluish-purple flowers of a wild plant
• resins – a sticky flammable organic substance, insoluble in water
• chiselled away – separated with a chisel
• collars – necklaces
• bracelets – ornaments of the wrist
• amulets – ornaments worn round the neck or arm or waist (Taaveez) to keep away the evil
• sheaths – coverings to keep the sword in
• adornments – items used for decoration and make-up
• archaeology – science of studying ancient sites / buildings
• tomography – a technique for displaying a representation of a cross section using X-Rays or ultrasound
• dynasty – family line
• cross section – parts seen when an object is cut in the middle
• pallbearers – those who carry coffins

Answer 2

Heir = a person legally entitled to the property or rank of another on that person’s death.

Tomb = a large grave built of stone above or below the ground.

CT scan =  A computerized tomography combines a series of X-ray images taken from different angles and uses computer processing to create cross-sectional images, or slices, of the bones, blood vessels and soft tissues inside your body.

Forensic = (here) examining dead bodies to find out the cause of death

Reconstruction = constructing the same thing again.

Pharaoh = an Egyptian king

Forensic reconstruction = is the process of recreating an individual from their skeletal remains through an amalgamation of artistry, forensic science, anthropology, osteology, and anatomy.

Cemetery = the place where dead bodies are buried.

Mummy = a preserved dead body.

Murals = paintings on the wall.

Coffin = box in which dead body is kept.

Antiquities = very old things.

Archaeologist = a scientist who studies ancient remains.

Legend = an old story handed from generations.

Artefacts = things of art made by hands.

Resurrection = rebirth

Board games = games like chess

Linen = a fabric cloth made from flax used to make high quality clothes.

Cases = boxes

Treasures = a collection of valuable things

Nested = fitted inside each other.

Shroud = cover of the dead body.

Willow = a tree that has soft wood.

Celery = a wild plant

Cornflowers = bluish-purple flowers of a wild plant.

Resins = a sticky flammable organic substance, insoluble in water, exuded by some trees and other plants.

Chiselled away = separated with a chisel

Collars = necklaces

Bracelets = ornaments of the wrist

Amulets = something worn round the neck or arm or waist (Taaveez) to keep away the evil.

Sheaths = coverings to keep the sword in.

Adornments = things for decoration and make-up.

Archaeology = science of studying ancient sites/buildings.

Tomography = a technique for displaying a representation of a cross section through a human body or other solid object using X-rays or ultrasound.

Dynasty = family-line

Cross section = parts seen when a thing is cut in the middle.

Pallbearers = those who carry coffins.

Orion = a constellation

Constellation = group of stars

Osiris = the god of afterlife

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