Despite his brief nine - year reign, Tutankhamen is probably the most
famous pharaoh of ancient Egypt.
Swansea University Egyptology lecturer Dr Ken Griffin has found a depiction of one of the most
famous pharaohs in history — Hatshepsut (one of only a handful of female pharaohs)-- on an object in the Egypt Centre stores, which had been chosen for an object handling session.
«The new expansion immerses players in Egyptian mythology, challenging them to battle
famous pharaohs and mystical beasts, as they investigate the temples of Karnak and Luxor as well as well the secret tombs of the Valley of the Kings,» Ubisoft adds.
The Curse of the Pharaohs focuses on Egyptian mythology, pitting players against
famous pharaohs and Egyptian beasts, as they investigate the cause of the curse that has brought the dead pharaohs back to life.
With a focus on Egyptian mythology, players will face off against many
famous Pharaohs and beasts which have been mysteriously brought back to life.
Not exact matches
For the first time in half a millennium, church officials have allowed access to a tomb even more
famous than that of «King Tut,» the Egyptian
pharaoh Tutankhamun.
Players advance from hard - working farmers to
Pharaohs, building the Pyramids, Sphinx and 18 other
famous monuments.