November 4th is... (Includes Printable Freebies)
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| King Tut Exhibit at Seattle's Pacific Science Center, by Dave Nakayama |
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King Tut Tomb Discovery/King Tut Day-- In 1922, one of the most important archaeological discoveries of modern times occurred at Luxor, Egypt. It was the tomb of Egypt's child-king, Tutankhamen, who became pharaoh at the age of nine and died, probably in the year 1352 BC when he was 19 years old. Perhaps the only ancient Egyptian royal tomb to have escaped plundering by grave robbers, it was discovered more than 3,000 years after Tutankhamen's death by English archaeologist Howard Carter, leader of an expedition financed by Lord Carnarvon. The priceless relics yielded by King Tut's tomb were placed in Egypt's National Museum at Cairo.
Read: The Complete Tutankhamun: The King, the Tomb, the Royal Treasure
-- Tells the story of the boy-king, and describes his burial, the quest for his tomb, the riches found there, and the legendary curse. Buried in the 14th century BCE, unearthed by Howard Carter in 1922, the treasures entombed with Tutankhamun are an invaluable window into a long-extinct belief system. They create an intricate picture of how people of the time viewed the perilous journey to paradise, a utopian Egypt only entered following your final judgment.
• King Tutankhamun Sarcophagus -- Egyptian archaeologists found a rare intact mummy dating to pharaonic times when they opened a sealed limestone sarcophagus in the shadow of the world's oldest standing step pyramid at Saqqara. From that discovery, many other Sarcophagi were found as the world has a keen interest in these ancient civilization's wonders. • Funko POP King TUT -- From DC Heroes, King Tut, as a stylized POP vinyl from Funko! Comes in a window display box. Stylized collectable stands 3 ¾ inches tall, perfect for any DC Heroes fan!
• King Tut's Golden Throne Jewelry Box -- This scaled replica of King Tutankhamen's golden throne looks very much like the original chair discovered by Howard Carter in 1922 - except a hidden treasure box is revealed when you lift the seat! Cast in quality designer resin and hand-painted in a rich Egyptian palette. This Design Toscano exclusive is just the right size for a shelf, a tabletop or as a mystical gift!
• King Tut Coloring Books
Free Printables, Coloring Pages, Activities and Crafts:
• King Tut's Tomb | The Mini Page
• King Tut Word Search Puzzle | EgyptAbout.com
• Craft: Make Your Own Ancient Egyptian Headband | EgyptAbout.com
• Curse of King Tut ebook
• How To Draw King Tut | ArtProjectsForKids.org
• King Tut Paper Toy | SuperColoring.com
• How to Make a Tutankhamun Mask | WikiHow.com
• Free King Tut Teaching Resources
• Make Hieroglyphic Alphabet Magnets | CraftsByAmanda.com
• Make it: King Tut Mask with Cricut | SmallForBig.com - make this printable without a Cricut machine too!
National Candy Day
- A sweet way to celebrate all the different kinds of delicious candy eaten by people all over the world. There are hundreds of thousands of different types of candy, all with their own unique flavors, tastes, and histories.
Chicken Lady Day
- for honoring Dr. Marthenia
TinaDupree who was given this nickname because she worked for a major chicken fast food chain for many years of her life and many people in the community referred to her as the chicken lady.
Use Your Common Sense Day
- A day celebrating common sense in business and in life — on Will Rogers's birthday. Rogers said,
Common sense ain't all that common.On this day don't ignore your common sense — use it. Do at least one thing your common sense tells you to do: stop smoking for a day, have a talk with your children, begin an exercise program, etc.
Cash Register Birthday 1880
- The first cash register was patented by James Birch and John Ritty of Dayton Ohio, on November 4th, 1880.
Will Rogers Day
- Festival celebrating the birth and life of the famed Oklahoma humorist with a variety of events and activities at the Will Rogers Birthplace Ranch at Oologah, and at the Will Rogers Memorial Museum in Claremore. Includes a birthday party (at ranch), parade in downtown Claremore and wreath-laying ceremony at the museum.
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