A forensic team led by Chris Naunton claimed in 2013 to have confirmed an accident involving one of these objects led to the death of one ruler. A hieroglyphic symbol for union decorated one of these objects in Tutankhamun’s tomb, which contained six of them. A gold-plated one of these objects was gifted to Amenhotep III as a wedding present, according to the Amarna Letters. The use of these objects was the defining feature of a caste called the (*) Maryannu. Thousands of these objects were present at one event, (10[1])according to the Poem of Pentaur. (10[1])In addition (10[1])to the composite bow, the Hyksos (10[1])have generally been credited with introducing these objects to Egypt. A relief at Abu Simbel depicts Ramesses II on this technology at the Battle of Kadesh. For 10 points, name these horse-drawn carts used by the ancient Egyptian military. ■END■