Tour an ancient city, learn the facts at each stop, then put your memory to the test by spotting the forgeries.
First you walk a tour of an ancient civilization's city, stopping to absorb facts about its gods, daily life and trade. Then comes the quiz: you're shown a set of claims and must expose the forged ones using what you learned, separating true statements from fakes.
Nile Walker pairs an ancient-Egypt tour with a spot-the-forgery quiz, building knowledge of the era and a critical eye for evidence.
Touring an ancient city for facts about its gods, daily life and trade, then being shown claims to expose, is source evaluation applied to ancient history.
Making the quiz about false claims is the original inversion.
Recall questions reward remembering what you were told; false-claim questions reward remembering it precisely enough to notice a plausible distortion. Popular Egyptology is full of exactly those, which makes it good ground for the exercise.
Nile Walker is an original ancient-history game that pairs a fact-gathering tour with a spot-the-forgery quiz. It's free to play in your browser, no sign-up needed.