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He was king in the 18th destiny, and his four-room chamber contained more than 5,000 objects. British archeologist named Howard Carter & his companion searched endlessly for six straight years and finally in 1922, they unearthed the door to King Tutankhamen's tomb. King Tutankhamen was an Egyptian Pharaoh of the 18th dynasty. He became a pharaoh at about the age of 9 and ruled until his death at age 18. King Tutankhamen was not an important king, but is well known today because of his tomb, and treasures. Carter & Carnarvon discovered wonderful treasures, most of which were still in one piece, despite the theories that the tomb was ransacked millions of years ago. Tutankhamen's four- room chamber contained more than 5,000 objects. Tutankhamen's royal body had been mummified, but his head and shoulders had been covered with a life like gold mask. Tutankhamen served as king of Egypt from approximately 1347 B.C. until 1339 B.C. The cause of Tutankhamens death is from a blood clot in his head. Ay succeeded Tutankhamen as king and held his funeral in the Valley of the Kings, which is a burial center at Thebes. King Tut was married, even though he was a child. He married Ankhesenamun, the 3rd daughter of Queen Nafertiti, who was just a few years older than he was. After Tut's death, Ay then married Ankhesenamun, Tut's widow. Many Egyptians believed in life after death. They would bury their possessions and items with them to use in their afterlife. The items found in Tut's tomb are on display in Cario. Tut's tomb lay in the Valley, just to reach the valleys floor tens of thousands of tons of rock and sand was removed by men filling baskets, and boys carrying them to a vacant lot, emptying them, and returning again and again. They all worked very hard. Archaeologists worked only for a short time. The emptying of Tutankhamen's tomb lasted several years.
TUTANKHAMEN"S TOMB The main concerns and activities of the Pharaoh's life and their way of living in the past can be determined from the contents of Tutankhamen's tomb. ... King Tutankhamen's fame today is due to his tomb and what was found in it. ... King Tutankhamen was born over 3,000 years ago. ... To this day the true parent's of Tutankhamen is unknown. ... Tutankhamen was well equipped for this event. ...
The Boy King Tutankhamen the boy king lived and died 3,000 years ago. ... After 7 years of Tutankhamen ruling Aye conspired against him. ... On King Tutankhamen's 18 birthdays there was a large celebration, everyone was there but King Tutankhamen's. ... Thousands of years later they found the tomb and mummy of Tutankhamen. ...
King Tutankhamen: The Mysterious Pharaoh of Egypt King Tutankhamen was not an important pharaoh, or a successful one. ... King Tutankhamen was born over 3,000 years ago. ... Hunting was a true love for King Tutankhamen. ... Tutankhamen was well equipped for this event. ... Tutankhamen's rule was very brief. ...
King Tutankhamen became the pharaoh of Egypt at the extremely young age of 9, after his father, Akhenaten, died. ... But, Tutankhamen's wife, Ankhesenamen is also a possible suspect. ... But, there are clues that prove that Ankhesenamen was very close with Tutankhamen. ... The ancient Egyptian pharaoh, King Tutankhamen, did not die of natural causes. ... The cause of King Tutankhamen's death was most certainly a murder. ...
Royal mummy's masks, such as Tutankhamen's, were made of gold and held precious and semiprecious stones that were inlaid. ... Tutankhamen's gold mask Not all mummies went through this process. ... The coffin of Tutankhamen 4 The mummy's eternal dwelling place was the tomb. ... Donadoni (Ed), (1997) The discovery of Tutankhamen's tomb in 1922 gives us an example of items that were placed with the deceased in the tomb. ...
The examples to be discussed are Tutankhamen's Ceremonial Chair form Ancient Egypt, the Klismos Chair from Ancient Greece and the "Sella Curulis" (a folding chair) from Ancient Rome. ... The first example to be discussed is Tutankhamen's Ceremonial Chair, from Ancient Egypt. This chair was found in the elaborate burial chamber of Tutankhamen who was a pharaoh (i.e. ruler) in Ancient Egypt. ...
Even the famous Tutankhamen's parents were siblings. 5 Although this seemed to be a good idea for the Egyptians, incest has a flaw. ... Thus the child risks becoming disabled when he or she is a product of incestuous union. 6 In comparison to Tutankhamen, many scientists believe that he died so young because of the fatal flaws of incest. ...
