Ancient Egypt
Valley Of The Kings Tomb Entrance Coloring Pages
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Step into the mysterious world of ancient Egypt with the Valley of the Kings tomb entrances, where pharaohs were buried with incredible treasures over 3,000 years ago. These elaborate doorways led to underground chambers filled with golden artifacts, painted walls, and mummified rulers who believed they would live forever in the afterlife. The valley contains 63 discovered tombs, including the famous resting place of King Tutankhamun. Each entrance was carefully designed with hieroglyphs and symbols to protect the pharaoh's journey to the next world. Our free printable coloring page lets you explore these amazing archaeological wonders while learning about one of history's greatest civilizations. Color the intricate details of these ancient tomb entrances and imagine the secrets they once protected.
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Fun facts about Valley Of The Kings Tomb Entrance
The Valley of the Kings contains 63 discovered tombs, but archaeologists believe more remain hidden beneath the desert sand.
King Tutankhamun's tomb entrance was so well hidden that it survived over 3,000 years without being completely robbed by ancient thieves.
The longest tomb in the valley belongs to Queen Hatshepsut's father and stretches over 200 meters deep into the mountain.
Workers who built the royal tombs lived in a secret village called Deir el-Medina and were sworn to secrecy about the tomb locations.
The tomb of Ramesses VII was never finished because the pharaoh died unexpectedly, leaving behind incomplete wall paintings and corridors.
About Valley Of The Kings Tomb Entrance
Where is the Valley of the Kings located?
The Valley of the Kings sits on the west bank of the Nile River near Luxor, Egypt. Ancient Egyptians chose this remote desert valley because they believed the pyramid-shaped mountain above it resembled a natural pyramid, making it sacred ground for royal burials.
How old are the Valley of the Kings tombs?
Most tombs were built between 1550 and 1070 BCE during Egypt's New Kingdom period. The valley served as the royal cemetery for over 500 years, with pharaohs choosing this secret location to hide their treasures from grave robbers.
Why did pharaohs choose to be buried in the Valley of the Kings?
Pharaohs abandoned pyramid building because pyramids were too obvious to thieves. The Valley of the Kings offered a hidden, sacred location where tombs could be carved deep into rock cliffs, better protecting the royal mummies and treasures.
What do the symbols on tomb entrances mean?
Hieroglyphs on tomb entrances often included the pharaoh's name, protective spells, and religious symbols. Many featured the sun god Ra and scarab beetles, which Egyptians believed would help guide and protect the dead pharaoh's soul through the dangerous underworld journey.
How were the Valley of the Kings tombs discovered?
Most tombs were found by archaeologists in the 1800s and 1900s using careful excavation. King Tut's tomb, discovered in 1922 by Howard Carter, was found almost by accident when workers stumbled upon stone steps hidden under ancient worker huts.
What treasures were found in Valley of the Kings tombs?
Archaeologists discovered golden jewelry, ornate furniture, chariots, weapons, and religious artifacts. King Tutankhamun's tomb alone contained over 5,000 objects, including his famous golden burial mask weighing 21 pounds and made of solid gold and precious stones.
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