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"past is not dead" prove this statement in the reference of the chapter discovering tut the saga continues​

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Answered by CharanHarshith2010
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Answered by LiFeSPOiler
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Question 1(iii):

Carter had to chisel away the solidified resins to raise the king’s remains.

ANSWER:

Due to the hardened resins, the King’s body was found cemented to the solid gold-bottom of the coffin such that “no amount of legitimate force could move them”. The mummy had to be separated as the thieves would escape the eyes of guards and rip the mummy apart to steal away the gold. He even tried to loosen the resins by putting the mummy under the blazing sun. However, every effort went in vain. The only way left for him was to “chisel” it “beneath the limbs and trunk”. Thus, Carter decided to remove the mummy’s head and break the major joints to separate it from its coffin.

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Question 1(iv):

Tut’s body was buried along with gilded treasures.

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King Tut was buried in a coffin made of pure gold “lavished with glittering goods”. The gilded treasures found included precious collars, inland necklaces and bracelets, rings, amulets, a ceremonial apron, sandals, sheaths for his fingers and toes. In those times, the royals believed in the idea of taking their wealth with them. Tut was adorned with all such riches for his journey after life. It also gives the idea of the Egyptian belief in resurrection.

disk, and changed his name to Akhenaten or ‘the servant of the Aten’.

He moved the religious capital from the old city of Thebes to the new city of Akhetaten.

He destroyed the images and temples of Amun, a major god.

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