What did King Tatankhamun look like?
Egyptologists speculate that King Tutankhamun was relatively thin, walked with a limp, had a slightly elongated skull, and buck teeth based on his mummy, paintings, and…
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Egyptologists speculate that King Tutankhamun was relatively thin, walked with a limp, had a slightly elongated skull, and buck teeth based on his mummy, paintings, and…
After nearly a century of research and investigation, archaeologists have deciphered 6 mysteries about Tutankhamun, the king famous for the curse of 'Egyptian mummies'
One of the famous historical photographs taken by archaeologist Harry Burton in Egypt in 1925 was first tinted, helping to highlight the importance of the discovery.
This is the largest and also the only coffin left in the tomb of the young king in Luxor, after two smaller ones were transferred to the Egyptian Museum in Cairo's capit…
The mystery of the death of the Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun was revealed after 3,336 years.
Knowledge changes over time, only the truth is always lasting. And historically, there have been facts that have been there for a long time and we still don't know.
Tutankhamun's deadly curse is actually a murder plot made by a fanatic.
The long history of the intact pendant was only discovered by thorough research from many industries.
Famous archaeologist Zahi Hawass and his colleagues are planning to unearth a new tomb located near the tomb of the pharaoh Ay (1327 - 1323 BC) in the Valley of the King…
Thermal imaging technology helps researchers discover King Tutankhamun's tomb with a secret room, most likely the resting place of Egyptian queen Nefertiti.
In 2005, while excavating a grave near the city of Thebes, Greece, scientists found a huge fake toe attached to a mummy's leg. So far it is still considered the first pr…
The Cairo government said it would build a false tomb and duplicate it near the real grave of King Tutankhamun.
At least 17 artifacts in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo disappeared after a break in the days when the country's capital shook because of riots, an official announced.
Egypt announces the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York (USA) will return 19 small objects located in the tomb of King Tutankhamun.
German scientists said that the most likely legendary pharaoh Tutankhamun died of hereditary anemia ...