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Ra was the most important god, he was god of the sun and the lord of the other gods. Another important god was Anubis, he was god of the dead and was often seen with a head of a dog. |\n| 􀂉 Tutankhamen was known as the boy king, famous because his tomb was one of the only tombs found with everything in it in 1922 by Howard Carter. |\n| 􀂉 The River Nile is the life source upon which life in Ancient Egypt flourished. It created (and still creates) banks of fertile soil for the Egyptians to live and farm on. |\n| 􀂉 The Egyptians were the first civilization to invent writing. |\n\n| Subject Specific Vocabulary |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| archaeologist | People who work out our history by looking at artefacts that have been found. |\n| pharaohs | The supreme ruler of all of Ancient Egypt. |\n| tombs | Ancient Egypt is known for its magnificent and beautiful tombs. The most well known are within the pyramids in the Valley of the Kings. |\n| pyramid | A geometrical term that refers to part of the burial complexes for Egyptian pharaohs. |\n| hieroglyphs | A type of writing that used a combination of pictures and symbols\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>|\n| afterlife | The place where Egyptians believed they would go after they died. |\n| scribe | A scribe recorded in writing the everyday life and extraordinary happenings in ancient Egypt. |\n| sarcophagus | A large stone box that held a mummy’s coffin. 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