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Landmark:
A landmark is an important and recognizable object or feature (building), it can be very old or new.
Archaeological site
An archaeological site refers to any location that has been a site of past human activity. filled with historical and cultural artifacts with valuable information.
Ancient civilization.
Ancient civilizations are groups of people who lived in the past. they have their own languages and way of life.
Examples: Greeks, Egyptians, Romans....
Expedition.
A journey by a group of people with to exploration and research about a place.
Artefact
An artifact or artefact (British English) is an item made or given shape by humans, such as a tool or a work of art, especially an object of archaeological interest.
Treasure.
Wealth such as money, jewels, or precious metals stored up,
Mysterious,
Hard, or impossible to understand, explain, or identify.
hidden
Hidden means something you cannot see because it is covered or kept out of sight.
Examples:
The ancient pyramid was hidden in the jungle.
The pyramid is hidden behind the trees, so people cannot see it easily.
Tomb
A tomb is a special place where a person is buried after they die.
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Hunter
A person who searches for something or who hunts game or other wild animals for food or in sport.
Area
a place or a time in history.
Examples:
This farming tool comes from the Anglo-Saxon area
Century
a period of one hundred years.
100 years
Jewels
a valuable gems or stones it can be a ring or necklace....
Your grandmother might keep her jewels locked in a safe to protect them,
Database.
A database is like a big, organized place where you keep lots of information so you can find it easily.
Definitely
Are you going to school tomorrow?
Yes, definitely!
(It means I am sure I will go.
Village.
A village is a small group of houses where people live, usually in the countryside.
My grandparents live in a small village near the mountains.
Faming tool
A farming tool is something a farmer uses to help grow crops or take care of animals.
Bark
Bark has two main meanings:
The sound a dog makes – “The dog barked loudly.”
The outer covering of a tree – “The tree’s bark is rough.”
Search
Search means to look for something.
Archaeologists search for ancient tools and bones in the desert.
Fascinating
very interesting or exciting.
It’s fascinating to see how people lived in ancient Egypt!
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Merchant
A merchant is a person who buys and sells goods
Scribe
A scribe is someone who writes things down or keeps records. In ancient Egypt, scribes were very important because most people couldn’t read or write.
Mummy.
A mummy is a dead body that has been preserved so it doesn’t decay,
Pharaohs like Tutankhamun were made into mummies.
Papyrus.
Papyrus is a type of paper made from the papyrus plant that grew along the Nile in ancient Egypt. Egyptians used it to write on
Hieroglyphics.
Hieroglyphics are the pictures and symbols that ancient Egyptians used for writing. Each symbol could represent a sound, a word, or an idea.
Archaeologist
An archaeologist is a person who studies ancient people and places by digging up old objects, buildings, and tombs to learn about history.
Pharaoh.
A pharaoh was the king of ancient Egypt. Pharaohs ruled the land, made laws, led the army, and were believed to be chosen by the gods.
Headdress.
A headdress is a special piece worn on the head, often for ceremony, power, or tradition.
Egyptology.
Egyptology is the study of ancient Egypt, its history, language, pyramids, mummies, gods, and all the things Egyptians created long ago.
Bury .
Bury means to put something under the ground and cover it with earth.
In ancient Egypt:
Pharaohs were buried with treasures, food, and objects for the afterlife.
Archaeologists find items that were buried thousands of years ago.
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Knowledge.
Knowledge means the information, facts, and understanding that a person has.
Appearance.
How someone or something looks from the outside.
Example:
The pharaoh’s appearance was very special because he wore a colorful headdress.
Horn.
A hard, pointed part that grows on the head of some animals
The bull has two big horns on its head.
Throne
A special chair for a king or queen.
The pharaoh sat on a golden throne in ancient Egypt.
Weak
Not strong; having little strength or power.
Suffer
To feel pain, sadness, or difficulty.
Example: Sisyphus is suffering because he has to push a huge stone up a hill every day, but it always rolls back down.
Kill
To cause someone or something to die.
Example:
The hunter killed a rabbit to cook for food, but the other animals in the forest are safe.
Injure.
To hurt a person or animal.
Example: One kid injured his head while climbing a tree, but the other kid is safe and not hurt.
Illness.
A sickness that makes someone feel unwell.
Example:
One kid has an illness and stays in bed, while the other kid is healthy and playing outside.
Curse.
magic that is meant to bring bad luck or harm.
The pharaoh was said to be under a curse, so anyone who opened his tomb might have bad luck,
Connected
Joined or linked together.
The bridge connected the two villages, so people could visit each other easily.
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Disappear.
To go away or stop being seen.
The magician made the rabbit disappear from the hat.
Post
To share a message, photo, or article online.
She posted a picture on her blog for everyone to see.
Comment
To write your opinion or reaction about something online.
He commented on his friend’s blog post.
Pirate.
A person who sails the sea to steal from other ships.
The pirate found treasure on a deserted island.
Spooky
Scary or strange in a way that makes you feel afraid.
The lake looked spooky at night.
Ghost.
A spirit or shadow.
- People say a ghost walks through the abandoned house at night.
Monster
A large, scary, and imaginary creature.
The children were afraid of the monster under the bed.
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