Ancient Egyptian Gold Usage and Facts

The video explores the properties and historical significance of gold, highlighting its durability and pliability. It discusses gold's role in ancient civilizations, particularly in Egypt, where it was used for ornaments, trade, and as a symbol of wealth and protection. The video also covers the geographical locations where gold was found and its cultural importance in various ancient societies.

What is the karat value of pure gold?

• 14 karat

• 18 karat

• 22 karat

• 24 karat

How long can an ounce of gold be stretched into a wire?

• 5 km

• 8 km

• 10 km

• 12 km

At what temperature does gold melt?

• 1,263°C

• 1,163°C

• 1,363°C

• 1,063°C

Which of the following is NOT a location where massive gold ores have been found?

• Alaska

• Brazil

• Japan

• Tasmania

Which ancient civilization is known for using gold to protect against evil?

• Assyria

• Egypt

• Persia

• Greece

What was gold used for in ancient Egyptian trade?

• To appraise property

• To purchase textiles

• To buy spices

• To barter for livestock

Who monopolized the gold trade in ancient Egypt?

• The Artisans

• The Merchants

• The Priests

• The Pharaoh

What was a common use of gold in ancient Egyptian society?

• Ornaments

• Currency

• Weapons

• Building materials

Where were the oldest gold pendants and beads discovered?

• Persia

• Egypt

• Crete

• Nubia

Around what year do the gold artifacts from Crete date back to?

• 1500 BC

• 1000 BC

• 2000 BC

• 1800 BC