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King Tut Visits London
- Watch this video to see part of the King Tut show now visiting London. Even the royal Prince Charles wanted to visit King Tut and see the treasure. Tutankhamun became king at nine-years-old and ruled until he was 18-years-old. The pharaoh king's tomb was discovered by archaeologist Howard Carter in 1922.
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King Tut Visits London
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Watch this video to see part of the King Tut show now visiting London. Even the royal Prince Charles wanted to visit King Tut and see the treasure. Tutankhamun became king at nine-years-old and ruled until he was 18-years-old. The pharaoh king's... More »
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Uncanny Ability to Detect Royal Mummies
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Watch this video about determining royal mummies on HowStuffWorks. An expert claims he can determine if a mummy is a royal one or not at first glance. Learn about royal mummy testing in this NOVA segment from PBS.
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Discovery Reveals Lost Tomb of Christ
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Watch this video about the new documentary called the "Lost Tomb of Christ". Titanic director James Cameron and a team of filmmakers unveil what they believe may be the coffin Jesus was buried in.
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The Caves of Rome
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Archaeologists explore the caves of Rome.
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How to Make Stone Age Weapons
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Watch this video about making Stone Age weapons on HowStuffWorks. 13,000 years ago, Stone Age explorers made most of their weapons out of flint. Learn how they made their weapons in this NOVA segment from PBS.
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The American Revolution: The Roman Republic
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The Unites States' Constitution borrowed the concept of a three-tiered, representative government from the ancient Roman Republic.
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The American Revolution: Democratic Athens
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The United States' government borrowed ideals from democratic rule in ancient Athens, Greece.
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Anasazi: Kivas
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Architectural structures called kivas were likely used as religious gathering places.
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