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Why is Tutankhamun’s tomb, the most complete pharaoh’s tomb discovered, such a significant discovery?

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Well for a few reasons, the two which are biggest to me would be

It gave the most detailed insights into life and death in ancient Europe.

And it sparked an interest into Egyptian archaeology
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The correct answer is C) it provides detailed insights into life and death of ancient Egypt.

Tutankhamun’s tomb, the most complete pharaoh’s tomb discovered, is such a significant discovery in that it provides detailed insights into life and death of ancient Egypt.

When archeologists discovered Tutankhamun’s tomb they were fascinated for the beauty and the historic significance of the place. The place was well preserved and many objects were found that give archeologists and historian a good idea of the importance of life and death had for the Pharaohs in ancient Egypt. In 1922, Howard Carter, a renown archeologist discovered the tomb In the Valley of Kings, next to Luxor, Egypt.

The other options of the question were A) it provides detailed insights into Tutankhamun’s many accomplishments. B) it provides detailed insights into Pharaoh's roles in society. D) it provides detailed insights into the social stratification of ancient Egypt.

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