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| one of the world's first writing systems, developed in ancient Egypt (p.102) |
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| long-lasting paper-like material made from reeds of the same name (p.102) |
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| a stone slab inscribed with hieroglyphics; the key to our understanding the ancient language (p.103) |
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| their walls are covered with impressive paintings and carvings (p.104) |
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| imaginary creatures with the bodies of lions and heads of other animals or humans (p.104) |
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| a tall, four-sided pillar that is pointed on top (p.104) |
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| one of ancient Egypt's largest temples (p.104) |
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| over the years, they emptied most of pharaoh's tombs (p.106) |
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| In 1922, his tomb was found. Treasures found inside have taught us much about New Kingdom Egypt. (p.106) |
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| jewelry, robes, a famous burial mask, and ivory statues were among things found in Tut's tomb. (p.106) |
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