Question

Which kind of decoration did artists use on Tutankhamen’s mask?

Mummy mask

Choose all answers that are correct.

Responses

false braided beard

false braided beard

ravens on the shoulder

ravens on the shoulder

royal gold and blue striped nemes cloth

royal gold and blue striped nemes cloth

uraeus and vulture at the brow

Answer 1

The decoration used on Tutankhamen’s mask includes:

1. **False braided beard** - This is a typical feature on Egyptian pharaohs’ masks, symbolizing their divine status.
2. **Royal gold and blue striped nemes cloth** - The nemes is a striped headcloth associated with ancient Egyptian royalty.
3. **Uraeus and vulture at the brow** - The uraeus (a representation of a rearing cobra) and the vulture are symbols of royalty and protection in ancient Egyptian culture.

**Ravens on the shoulder** is not a correct answer, as Tutankhamen's mask does not feature ravens.

So the correct responses are:
- False braided beard
- Royal gold and blue striped nemes cloth
- Uraeus and vulture at the brow