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What were most Egyptian homes built from?
Answer: Mud brick
Why: Even royal palaces were mud brick, while stone was generally saved for tombs and temples.
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Which liquid did Egyptians pour on sand in front of sledges?
Answer: Water
Why: The right amount of water makes desert sand about twice as stiff, halving the force needed to pull a sledge.
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Which building first rose taller than the Great Pyramid?
Answer: Lincoln Cathedral
Why: Its wooden spire, reputedly 160 m tall, blew down in a storm in 1548, ending a 237-year height record.
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What did rich Egyptians often wear over shaved heads?
Answer: Wigs
Why: The finest wigs were real human hair, styled and fixed in place with beeswax and resin.
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Where is the bust of Nefertiti on display?
Answer: Berlin
Why: A German team led by Ludwig Borchardt dug it up at Amarna in 1912, and it went to Germany.
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How many seasons did the Egyptian year have?
Answer: Three
Why: They were Akhet (flood), Peret (growing) and Shemu (harvest), each four months long.
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