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King Tut is born in Amarna

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King Tut was married to Ankhesenamun, his half-sister, originally known as “Ankhesenpaaten". King Tut married Ankhesenamun when he was only eight years old.

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Tut became pharaoh of Egypt at nine years old. He ruled the country at a time of conflict, when battles over land raged between Egypt and the neighboring kingdom of Nubia.

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Tut’s death: Tutankhamen was mummified, according to tradition, and buried in a tomb filled with artwork, jewelry, and treasures.

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King Tut is buried in the valley of Kings. His burial was in KV62.

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King Tut’s Tomb is discovered by Howard Carter and Lord Carnavon,

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Lord Carnavon’s death happened while he was in El Cairo, Egypt. Which sparked multiple rumors among the people of a supposed ‘curse’

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An X-ray taken in 1968 showed a bone fragment inside King Tut's skull, but the test was not advanced enough to reveal whether the fragment was the result of a blow to the head

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King Tut caught multiple malaria infections throughout his life; this was further proven by one of the many CT scans and over all check ups that were made on the young king.

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In January of 2005, Thousands of scanned photos were examined, and it was discovered that King Tut was not assassinated, but likely died do to an infection he suffered on his leg and malaria

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The exhibit “Tutankhamen Treasures of the Golden Pharaoh” Opened to the public in march 24th 2018, allowing guests to see some of Tut’s precious treasures.