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Egypt 1156 B.C. Tomb of the Pharaoh Hints
How do I solve the riddle?
1 of 6: The embalmer says it so quickly, I will repeat it here: "That which is broken bears that which has been wounded. Beneath the belt of the widow is found the body of the victim."
2 of 6: To solve the riddle, read the information from the database again more carefully this time. (Select an object and click it on the question mark.)
3 of 6: Concentrating on the first sentence, two items fit the sentence. The supporting item will go beneath the other one to "bear" it.
4 of 6: "That which is broken" is the Small Column. Place it in the bottom left square.
5 of 6: "...that which has been wounded" is the Oudjay Eye. It should go above the Small Column in the top left square.
6 of 6: "...the belt of the widow" is the Tit knot and the "body of the victim" is the Djed pillar. Place the Djed pillar "beneath" the Tit knot in the right squares.
