Unit 1 - Tomb of Tutankhamun 2.0 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? ArchaeologyASAQA Created by: HannahCreated on: 05-05-13 21:56 Where is the Tomb of Tutankhamun The Valley of the Kings 1 of 21 Why is the tomb different to other pharaonic tombs from the period? It was originally meant for his Vizier Ay, because he died unexpectedly. 2 of 21 How is the descent into the underworld represented by the burial chamber to the north of the antechamber? 1m depression. 3 of 21 Where can Tutankhamun be seen being welcomed into the afterlife? The southern wall of the burial chamber. 4 of 21 Which is the only decorated room? The burial chamber. 5 of 21 Who welcomes him? Hathor, Anubis and Isis 6 of 21 What was found in Tutankhamun's wrappings? A wadjet pendant; the Eye of Horus. 7 of 21 What was this a sign of? Royal power and protection. 8 of 21 What does this tell us about Tutankhamun's embalming process? It was expensive. 9 of 21 How many items in total were found in Tutankhamun's wrappings? 143 10 of 21 Where is the Opening of the Mouth ceremony depicted? The North wall of the burial chamber. 11 of 21 Who is shown as performing it? Ay 12 of 21 What does this symbolise? That Ay took on the role of his heir. 13 of 21 What reinforced this? Ay wears the blue crown. 14 of 21 What were found among the king's grave goods? Four Shabtis. 15 of 21 Where can inscriptions from the Book of the Dead be found? On the East wall of the burial chamber. 16 of 21 What depiction do they accompany? Tutankhamun's funeral procession. 17 of 21 Because the tomb was not meant for him, were Tutankhamun's grave goods also not intended for him? No. 18 of 21 What else was found amongst his grave goods? A life-size ka statue. 19 of 21 Is there evidence of Akhenaten's monotheistic religion in reliefs? No. 20 of 21 Is there evidence of Akhenaten's Amarna period anywhere? Yes, on the golden throne the Aten can clearly be picked out. 21 of 21
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