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What were the three periods or kingdoms of Ancient Egypt?

They were called Old Kingdom, Middle Kingdom and New Kingdom.

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What do people believe happened when Carter opened Tutankhamun's tomb?

They believe a powerful curse was released.

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Why did the Nile River flood each year?

It flooded because there was heavy rainfall from June to September.

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Where is the Valley of the Kings?

It's near the city of Luxor.

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What did they find in the Valley of the Kings?

They found the tombs of many pharaohs.

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Who were Lord Carnarvon and Howard Carter?

They were two famous Egyptologist

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During which period were the pyramids built?

They were built during the Old Kingdom.

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Mention two excavation sites.

Valley of the Kings and Abu Simbel

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Who discovered the tomb of Tutankhamun?

Howard Carter did

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What was the main ingredient of paper in Ancient Egypt?

It was Papyrus

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Egypt is more than 90% ____________

desert

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How do we know about Ancient Egyptians?

Archaeologists learned a lot from Ancient Egyptian tombs.

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why did the Egyptians plant along the Nile riverbanks?

Because the soil was rich and fertile.

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