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TUT IS DEAD!
Last night at 8:15pm our beloved pharaoh Tutankhamen died. Our pharaoh was born on February 2 1341bc. Even although he only lived for nineteen years he ruled our kingdom for nine years. He switched our religion back from what our horrible king Akhenaten did he moved our capital back and overall changed our lives back. We have been well assured that our greatest tomb makers have put many curses on his tomb so that no one will be able to disturb his resting place.
Our beloved king loved to hunt, to study and to swim, so we are all sure he will be doing those activates in the afterlife. He would throw many parties so we know even though he was disabled he still had a very nice life we are not sure how he died he was ill for the last week but he was getting better. He could have fallen of a chariot and died. He could have been killed by our new pharaoh Aye. We are not sure why or how he died because his death and body is classified. By: Zane Craddock
Nile Floods It's September again so that means that the banks of our Nile have overflowed again. They have been low all year so the overflowing banks were a relief to most farmers so they don't have to work hard to water their crops. Merchants are even profiting off of this because the farmers need new boots after they plant their plants in the muddy areas where the Nile had overflowed. This year the banks went up to its usual amount, about 20 feet. Be sure to attend the festival of the Nile to try some of the crops that were grown this year! By: Tanner Schmidt
Politics
Today’s politics section includes our ruler Akhenaton

Last night our heretic king decided and declared publicly that he is changing our religion from our wonderful polytheistic religion (studying many deities) to monotheistic religion (studying only one

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