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In social studies we learned all about the three major rooms in a pyramid. The first room is the gold room. It is filled with all gold objects the king owns. It is believed this will protect the king in the afterlife. The next room is the Furtic room. It contains frogs, beetles, ravens, and dogs for food in the afterlife. The final room is the sarcophagus room. It holds the Pharaoh surrounded by water to help him sale to the afterlife.
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Did ancient Greeks have living rooms?
no
Where were Mayan rulers buried?
They buried them under the houses...aka their rooms
Why did the ancient Egyptians build secret tunnels inside the pyramids?
Because they had secret rooms within the tunnels and hid goods in there. Also none of the robbers knew there were tunnels in the pyramid so it was a good place for the Pharoh's to be buried and to keep special stuff in.
Where did people stay in ancient Greece?
People in Ancient Egypt lived in houses, the size depending on their wealth and class. They lived along the river. They slept in special rooms, in the sitting room, or on the roof.
What were the ancient Greek's shelters like?
Ancient Greek shelter is made of stone or clay bricks the floors of the rooms usually is made of tiles the rooms has a maximum of 3 rooms inside on very sunny days women sheltered under a covered area in their shelter
