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Pyramids of Prosperity
Who doesn't want to control almost all of Mesopotamia
Our most famous Pharaohs
Ramses II
Tutankhamun
: ( Everybody loves King Tut because he changed the religion back to the original one. Also, his tomb wasn't robbed surprisingly.
Thutmose III
Be sure to visit Abu Simbel
Foods of Egypt
Tutankhamun
Email: tut@tut.com
Website: mywebsite.tut
Location: Cairo, Cairo Governorate, Egypt
Phone: 555-555-5555
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Twitter: @fly_like_a_chariot_sting_like_a_hippo
Thutmose III
Email: cool@royal.com
Website: royal.com
Location: Cairo, Cairo Governorate, Egypt
Phone: (555)-555-5555
Facebook: facebook.com/royalswag
Twitter: @faceofegypt
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Ra's Birthday
Monday, Jan 1, 2001, 06:30 PM
East of the Nile river
whats up with Fashion
So the Egyptians were decorative people. Most of the wealthy people men and woman wore jewelry. Egypt was plentiful in gemstones and minerals. Most jewelry was made of gold and gemstones. Some jewlrey was made of copper. For queens and kings their hats were made of gold decorated with precious stones. The Egyptians also used copper. The lower class (if they could afford it) would have copper neclaces and bracelets. They couldn’t afford gold. The king and queen had the most jewlrey in the kingdom. One of the reasons why Egypt is so wealthy is because they have so much gold. They would trade gold for materials and money. Everyone wanted gold and it was on high demand and was very expensive. Egyptians also made jewlrey for statues of god. The Egyptians put little ornamets made of precious stones or gold on mummies. They believed this would cast spells of protection and prosperity on the mummy. Recently the arrogant Ramses II made a 5 pound gold neclace and… put it on his dog. An outrages citizen exclaims “This is an outrage! I could have made enough money to feed my family for a year from that neclace! But what does Pharoh do? He gives it to his dog!” Ramses II’s dog was part god he said in defence at the royal intervention. Ramses II thought he himself was the most important god. No one liked Ramses because of this.