It seems to me that no matter how much I don’t want to go back to work and leave my son, that’s the one thing I will have to be doing shortly. Ben is growing so fast, though I don’t always notice it, since I see him every day, but he already can’t wear his […]
People seem to be very interested in Tut. Not that I mind answering those questions, but questions don’t have to just be about Tut. My sister has asked to know more about Tut’s family, and apparently she wants to know everything! 🙂 Of course, I won’t write about everything, but I will try to put
I normally don’t do things like this, but since I have a blog, I might as well. I have decided what I want my first book to be and I have already started on the research. I am going to write about Egypt! A young woman, early twenties, I think, is going to be touring
I was asked after my last post whether or not Tut’s body is on display anywhere. The answer is yes. Tut’s body is on display in his tomb, though whether that is open to the public right now or not, I am not very sure. I know that they had closed it to do some
Tut was not, although it is believed by so many, was not murdered. At least not by a crack on the back of the head. I believe that the dent found in his head was caused by Carter and his team when they found Tut’s tomb. Basically, not caring about the mummy itself, Tut’s body
Tutankhamen was the son of Pharaoh Akenaten and his wife, Kiya. Akenaten’s Chief Wife, Nefertiti, was Tutankhamen’s stepmother as well as his mother-in-law. You have to know that Egyptian rulers often married their siblings to keep the royal line going. It was a way to keep the throne safe. https://www.viagragenericoes24.com/precio-de-la-viagra Tutankhamen married Akenaten and Nefertiti’s daughter,
After my last post, I had some questions that were asked of me and I intend to answer them to the best of my ability. Rameses II and Nefertari were one of the many Pharaohs and queens of ancient Egypt. Rameses’ line was originally one of the military. His grandfather was Pharaoh Horemhab’s general and
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Tony said that I should blog about this. I told him all of this last night and he thought it would make a good blog. Now if only I could remember what I said… 😉 I have read that Nefertari was most likely the daughter of a noble family, because since she never claimed to
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