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King Tut's mummy remains in his tomb.

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Many of the items from King Tut's tomb are now on display in The Cairo Museum in Egypt.

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Modern Egyptologists found tombs with only the hieroglyphics and paintings on the walls as the tombs had been robbed in ancient times.

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King Tut became pharoah when he was only 9. He died when he was 19.

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King Tut was not an important pharoah in his time. He is known because of his tomb.

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King Tut's tomb was discovered by Howard Carter in 1922.

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When it was opened, the mummy was there in a solid gold coffin. The mummy had a gold mask. There was furniture, statues, clothes, weapons, and more.

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Rubble from another tomb blocked the entrance to King Tut’s so it went undiscovered.

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King Tut’s tomb, in the Valley of the Kings, was the only one that had never been opened until it was discovered in 1922.

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King Tut’s tomb was where more ancient treasure was found than any other tomb.

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There are more than 60 tombs in the Valley of the Kings. They were put there to keep them from being robbed. Almost all of the tombs were emptied, the mummies and treasures removed, around 1,000 BCE.