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Explanation:
- **Date of Construction:** Approximately 2500 BCE.
- **Builder:** Pharaoh Khafre.
- **Features:** Carved from a single piece of limestone; depicts a mythical creature with a lion's body and a human head.
- **Significance:** Symbol of strength and wisdom, guarding the pyramids.
- **Virtual Tour Link:** [Virtual Tour of the Sphinx]
### Slide 5: **Temple of Karnak**
- **Image:** High-resolution image of the Temple of Karnak.
- **Facts:**
- **Location:** Luxor, Egypt.
- **Date of Construction:** Began in the Middle Kingdom (around 2000 BCE) and expanded over the centuries.
- **Significance:** One of the largest religious complexes ever built, dedicated to the god Amun.
- **Key Features:** Great Hypostyle Hall, Obelisks, and Sacred Lake.
- **Virtual Tour Link:** [Virtual Tour of Karnak]
### Slide 6: **The Valley of the Kings**
- **Image:** High-resolution image of the Valley of the Kings.
- **Facts:**
- **Location:** West Bank of the Nile near Luxor.
- **Date of Use:** New Kingdom period (around 1550–1070 BCE).
- **Significance:** Burial site of many pharaohs including Tutankhamun.
- **Notable Tombs:** Tomb of Tutankhamun, Tomb of Ramses VI.
- **Virtual Tour Link:** [Virtual Tour of the Valley of the Kings]
### Slide 7: **The Rosetta Stone**
- **Image:** High-resolution image of the Rosetta Stone.
- **Facts:**
- **Date of Discovery:** 196 BCE.
- **Significance:** Key to deciphering Egyptian hieroglyphs; contains the same text in Greek, Demotic, and hieroglyphic script.
- **Current Location:** British Museum, London.
- **Virtual Tour Link:** [Virtual Tour of the British Museum]
### Slide 8: **The Statue of Ramses II**
- **Image:** High-resolution image of the Statue of Ramses II.
- **Facts:**
- **Date of Construction:** Approximately 1279–1213 BCE.
- **Significance:** Depicts Ramses II, one of Egypt’s most powerful pharaohs.
- **Current Location:** Egyptian Museum, Cairo.
- **Virtual Tour Link:** [Virtual Tour of the Egyptian Museum]
### Slide 9: **Daily Life in Ancient Egypt**
- **Images:** Artifacts such as pottery, jewelry, and everyday items.
- **Facts:**
- **Artifacts:** Describe items like scarabs, amulets, and pottery used in daily life and religious practices.
- **Significance:** Provides insight into the daily lives, culture, and beliefs of ancient Egyptians.
### Slide 10: **Conclusion**
- **Summary:** Recap the importance of these artifacts and monuments in understanding ancient Egyptian civilization.
- **Future Exploration:** Encourage further exploration through virtual tours and scholarly resources.
