King Tut's "Temple?"

Feb 16, 2004, 12:06 AM ET9 posts by 6 posters
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Park Luck

It was a tomb, not a temple.

I'm also surprised that Lisa didn't contact the local archaeological authorities.

Otherwise, I actually enjoyed most of this new school episode, and that's coming from someone who thinks it's all been downhill since 1995.

evan

ZozoPark Luck

In my opinion, it goes downhill since 1989.

On 16 Feb 2004 05:06:00 GMT, [email] (Park Luck) wrote:

That GuyZozo

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Is that when top-posters got involved? ;-)

somedudePark Luck

Lisa *is* the local archaeological authorities.

Nathan Mulac DeHoffsomedude

somedude:

Yeah, if she had alerted the authorities, another mall would probably have been built on top of it.

Nathan [email] http://members.aol.com/jinnicky/ "And the silver chauffeur says it's all in your head, when you're 24 karat
That GuyPark Luck

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Actually, it's a toomple.

JsonitsacThat Guy

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Well some Egyptian tombs are temples in the sense that people did worship there (other then the funeral). For example many times there would be sacrifices of food and wine to the spirit of the deceased. That said it was nothing like the Chinese form of ancestor worship.

Park LuckJsonitsac

Find me one example of King Tut's tomb referred to as a "temple" by an archaeologist.

evan

JsonitsacPark Luck

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I'm not saying that they didn't make a mistake! I'm just saying that they kinda had different ideas about what a tomb was then what we do.