Writer-Sheet Kartonmodellbau Pharaonenschiff Paper Modelmaking Craft Sheets

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Writer-Sheet Kartonmodellbau Pharaonenschiff Paper Modelmaking Craft Sheets
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Model building fun with the Schreiber-Bogen cardboard model building Pharaonic ship
In 1954, two pits were uncovered from the desert sand on the south side of the Great Pyramid. They were approx. 31 m long and covered by 41 massive limestone blocks. In one of the two pits, the researchers found the parts of a large royal ship. It is the most famous ship of ancient Egypt and is called the sun ship or sun barge of the Pharaoh Cheops. It consisted of 1224 wooden parts that had survived in good condition for 4,600 years. That was only possible because the pit was built airtight and watertight. The king's ship with the 23 m long planks was reassembled from the many parts without even having to use a nail. The planks made of cedar wood, which came from Lebanon, were connected with cords. They were pulled through a system of holes and knotted inside the hull. The ship had a flat bottom without a keel, was 43.3 m long and 5.9 m wide. It had a displacement of 40 tons. The wooden deckhouse (9.1 m long) is covered by a frame made of horizontal and vertical round timber. A fabric canopy was probably stretched over it in order to achieve good thermal insulation. It is believed that the king's ship was built shortly after the death of Cheops and made only one voyage. The king's body was transported to traditional pilgrimage sites on the Nile. The six pairs of oars with a length of 6.8 to 7.8 m were only used to keep the boat on course. In all likelihood, the royal ship was pulled by smaller row boats. It may have been buried near the pyramid because it was believed that it could accompany the king on his journey after death.
Dimensions (LxWxH):
43 x 14 x 5 cm
Difficulty level:
2 (medium difficulty)
Scale:
1: 100
Number of arches:
2
Material:
Paper carton
You will also need:
Paper scissors, glue
Helpful tools:
Craft scalpel, bone folder, small clips and needles for fixing
Attention! Not suitable for children under 3 years. Small parts that can be swallowed. Suffocation hazard!
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Model building fun with the Schreiber-Bogen cardboard model building Pharaonic ship Dimensions (LxWxH): 43 x 14 x 5 cm Difficulty level: 2 (medium difficulty) Scale: 1: 100 Number of arches: 2 Material: Paper carton You will also need: Paper scissors, glue Helpful tools: Craft scalpel, bone folder, small clips and needles for fixing Attention! Not suitable for children under 3 years. Small parts that can be swallowed. Suffocation hazard!   __ Battery law notices - Note on the disposal of old batteries The following note is aimed at those who use batteries or products with built-in batteries and no longer resell them in the form supplied to them (end users): 2. Meaning of the battery symbols Batteries are marked with the symbol of a crossed out garbage can (see below). T
Marke
Aue-Verlag
EAN
9783870295530
Material
Papier
Maßstab
1:100
Herstellernummer
553
Typ
Schiff & Boot