Valley of the Kings
Basic Pyramids
Nile River Theory
Robbery Theory
Money, Resources, and Manpower Theory
100
The tomb inside the chamber.
What is decorated for the after-life?
100
A pyramid.
What is a monumental structure?
100
Flooded during construction.
What is the Nile River?
100
Valuables inside tombs.
What is what attracted tomb robbers?
100
Too costly.
What is the construction of the pyramids?
200
Chambers.
What is built for pharaohs and nobles?
200
Mummified bodies.
What is a sarcophagus?
200
Transportation blocks to construction areas.
What is flooding of the Nile River used for?
200
Traps.
What is devices used to prevent stealing valuables?
200
Not printable.
What is money?
300
Known to have 63 tombs and chambers.
What is the Valley of the kings?
300
Workers in the pyramids.
What is ordinary people, not slaves?
300
No water means no way of construction.
What is discontinuation of flooding of the Nile River.
300
Ways to lead robbers away from what they are looking for.
What is fake rooms and entrances?
300
Raids and taxes.
What is how money was gained?
400
Containing 3 corridors, an antechamber, and a sarcophagus.
What is a tomb?
400
Built for honorable pharaohs.
What is pyramid built for?
400
The reason the pyramids stopped.
What is the flood became less common and too difficult to transport resources.
400
Robbers were determined to find valuables.
What is the reason robbers usually made it in?
400
Egyptians were attacked.
What is stolen money and the reason behind stopped pyramids?
500
After the failure of the pyramids.
What is the beginning of the Valley of the Kings?
500
Valuables for the next life.
What is buried with the dead pharaohs?
500
It was easier to transport construction materials.
What is what is the reason the pyramids were built along the Nile River?
500
Pyramids discontinued.
What is too many valuables lost?
500
The loss of tools for building.
What is resources?
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