A king. A tomb. A dagger forged from the stars.
Hidden among the treasures of Tutankhamun lay an artifact unlike any other—an iron dagger crafted centuries before iron became common in the ancient world.
For more than three thousand years, the blade rested beside the boy king in silence. When modern scientists finally examined it, they uncovered a remarkable truth: the metal did not come from Earth. It came from a meteorite that had fallen from the sky.
Dagger from the Sky takes readers on a fascinating journey through ancient Egypt, archaeological discovery, royal mystery, and scientific investigation. From the burial chamber of Tutankhamun to modern laboratory analysis, this book explores one of the most extraordinary artifacts ever discovered in a Pharaoh’s tomb.
Blending history, archaeology, mythology, and science, the story reveals how ancient Egyptians recognized and valued celestial materials long before modern technology could explain their origins.
Inside this book, you will discover:
The story behind Tutankhamun's mysterious dagger
The discovery of the king’s untouched tomb
The scientific evidence proving the blade came from a meteorite
The beliefs of ancient Egyptians about objects that fell from the sky
How a single artifact challenged long-held assumptions about ancient history
The connection between human curiosity, scientific discovery, and the cosmos
Perfect for readers interested in Ancient Egypt, archaeology, historical mysteries, and scientific discoveries, Dagger from the Sky reveals the incredible story of a weapon that connected a young Pharaoh to the stars.
Some mysteries are buried beneath the sand. Others fall from the sky.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. A king. A tomb. A dagger forged from the stars.Hidden among the treasures of Tutankhamun lay an artifact unlike any other-an iron dagger crafted centuries before iron became common in the ancient world.For more than three thousand years, the blade rested beside the boy king in silence. When modern scientists finally examined it, they uncovered a remarkable truth: the metal did not come from Earth. It came from a meteorite that had fallen from the sky.Dagger from the Sky takes readers on a fascinating journey through ancient Egypt, archaeological discovery, royal mystery, and scientific investigation. From the burial chamber of Tutankhamun to modern laboratory analysis, this book explores one of the most extraordinary artifacts ever discovered in a Pharaoh's tomb.Blending history, archaeology, mythology, and science, the story reveals how ancient Egyptians recognized and valued celestial materials long before modern technology could explain their origins.Inside this book, you will discover: The story behind Tutankhamun's mysterious daggerThe discovery of the king's untouched tombThe scientific evidence proving the blade came from a meteoriteThe beliefs of ancient Egyptians about objects that fell from the skyHow a single artifact challenged long-held assumptions about ancient historyThe connection between human curiosity, scientific discovery, and the cosmosPerfect for readers interested in Ancient Egypt, archaeology, historical mysteries, and scientific discoveries, Dagger from the Sky reveals the incredible story of a weapon that connected a young Pharaoh to the stars.Some mysteries are buried beneath the sand. Others fall from the sky. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798250681162
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