Who was Howard Carter?
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Fill in the missing words throughout the video. Students will need to listen carefully and add the missing word.
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This is a video talking about who Howard Carter was and why he is important and what his role was in finding King Tut's tomb.
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1 minute 47 seconds
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The above lesson is a great teaching resource for:Intermediate (B1)
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This resource is intended for:Elementary schoolers
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23/11/2021
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1. Fill the gap.
Most people thought the idea of discovering anotherin Egypt's Valley of the Kings was foolish.
2. Fill the gap.
There was nothing left to find onearchaeologist Howard Carter disagreed.
3. Fill the gap.
He believed the tomb ofTutankhamen or King Tut was there.
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But nothing was found Carter asked for one more try. In his last chance in 1922, a waterboy hit a step with his
5. Fill the gap.
Why was a step in theof the desert?
6. Fill the gap.
So, who was this archaeologist Howard Carter had alwaysfascinated by Egyptian history.
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When he was 17, he went to Egypt to worka tracer, a person who copied ancient drawings and writings for people to study.
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Carefully took photographs and tagged everything before items could be touched or.
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… seven weeks to clearthe first room,
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After finishing this excavation Carter wasn't through, he went on to find the remains ofHatshepsut's tomb.
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