King tut

water. You wonder how the stranger died, and why the stranger’s body was in the water. Well, let’s go back to the time when King Tut existed. King Tut was believed to be a great ruler of Egypt, but his death was the mysterious of all. He was Murdered. After King Tut’s death, some of his subjects were rushing to burry him in his tomb, but the strange thing was, it wasn’t King Tut’s tomb. The tomb was meant for someone else. But there may be a reason of why they were rushing. It may be that they were

of King Tut… Was caused by assassination and his Genetic Impairment. I believe that King Tut was assassinated by his successor, because of the research and evidence that was found. His Genetic impairment would make it that much easier to kill King Tut. Reason one that I believe this theory is true is because King Tut’s father had changed the religion of Ancient Egypt during his reign, and was hated throughout his reign. I believe that someone might have still been mad even though King Tut fixed

Horemheb and Tey killed king tut because they wanted to rule Egypt.Horemheb erased king tut and Aye’s names from monuments and took credit for their work. I think Horemheb and Tey had it planned all along.one reason i think that Horemheb and Tey had it planned all along is because he erased king tut’s name from all monuments and then took credit for all of his work.one other reason i think this is because he didn’t want his enemy to rule over Egypt so he killed him.one final reason i think this

Chapter 2: King Tutankhamen's Family Chapter 3: The Reign of King Tutankhamen Chapter 4: King Tutankhamen's Tomb Chapter 5: Interesting Facts Chapter 1: Ancient Egypt How Egypt is Related to King Tutankhamen You may be wondering how is King Tutankhamen related to Egypt? A long time ago, King Tutankhamen was once an Egyptian pharaoh. He was also born in Egypt. Archaeologists infer that King Tutankhamen was born near 1343 BC, in Amarna which was in Egypt. During the time King Tut was born

mummy is King Tutankhamun and he was killed by Aye, his chief advisor. Aye killed King Tut for power over Ancient Egypt. Evidence shows that the pharaoh had many injuries before his death. Aye killed King Tut when they were hunting. Evidence supports this because King Tut’s Femur was broken and the skin was cut which suggests a sudden act of violence, caused by Aye slicing the young king’s leg making him lose control and be crushed by his horse. Another piece of proof is that the king had a hemorrhage

something that had interested to me. Then I had got the tomb of king tut's tomb I had thought that I would be boring, but Mrs.Clayton had convinced me to stay with it because when she said that it might have a curse so I had to keep it. I am guessing that their is a curse, but not a myth. If their is a curse it would be super cool, so if I ever go I could see if there is a curse. I think that about 7 people have died from seeing king tut’s tomb. If there is a huge myth I will be so angry. If there

Journey to find King Tut’s tomb On a hot sunny day in Egypt. Clarice was searching for king tuts tomb . She had already known that she was far from where his tomb lay buried . Clarice was already getting prepared to go away to go on a search . First , she began asking random people if they knew where he had died or where he was buried . They all responded with a flat out “ No” . This irritated Clarice because how would she ever find where to search first . So , she began thinking . “ Well a

King Tutankhamun death is a mystery that puzzles many historians, and archeologist. Many theories include, falling from a chariot, being killed by a hippo or crocodile, infection, malaria, or as I believe being assassinated. Many clues and hints have been given to support this theory. In the article Mysteries of Egypt, an X-ray was given of King Tut's skull, it revealed a blood clot at the base of his head. Could this have been caused by a traumatic hit to the head? Who would do such a thing? King

lotus flowers, and bees, all of which reference Ancient Egyptian iconography. They are set with precious buff-top emeralds, sapphires, rubies, pavé diamonds, and calibrated onyx stones.” This demonstrates how the Egyptian society and the discovery of king Tutankhamen influence and infiltrated the fashion industry and in this case jewellery. Fashion Clothing begun being embellished with Egyptian patterns and one popular evening gown called the ‘mummy wrap’ was born, and is constantly evolving. Recently

while having the African enemy portrayed as a muddled crowd. The hieroglyphs, cartouches, iconography, animals, and hierarchy of scale in this composition serve to heighten Tut’s military prowess and might send the message that he is no ‘boy’ king, but ‘man’ king! This wooden chest is located in Thebes, Egypt. The piece is dated all the way back to 1333-1323 BCE during the 18th Dynasty. It was found empty in the Antechamber of the tomb. The painted wooden