Inside the Tomb of Tutankhamun.

By:

Morley, Jacqueline

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York : Enchanted Lion Books, 2005.ISBN:

1-59270-042-X

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Summary: This story takes you to the ancient kingdom of Egypt. Kings had ruled there since before 3000 BCE. The ancient Egyptian term for "king" was "pharaoh." The pharaohs of Egypt had great power, for their people believed them to be gods on earth. In 1333 BCE a boy aged about nine became pharaoh, but he did not rule for long. Today, however, he is the most famous of all the pharaohs.

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This story takes you to the ancient kingdom of Egypt. Kings had ruled there since before 3000 BCE. The ancient Egyptian term for "king" was "pharaoh." The pharaohs of Egypt had great power, for their people believed them to be gods on earth. In 1333 BCE a boy aged about nine became pharaoh, but he did not rule for long. Today, however, he is the most famous of all the pharaohs.