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Where did they keep King Tutankhamuns gold?
In an underground passageway that belonged to king Tut, but it was discovered later on. They also kept gold in him tomb along with him.
What was painted on the inside of the tomb walls in ancient Egypt?
egyptians painted gods and goddesses on tomb walls.
What kind of food was in king tut tomb?
No there was no food in king tuts tomb
Was there any jewels in King Tutankhamuns tomb?
yes there was jewels in king tuts tomb
Where is the tomb of King Tutankhamun's father?
One last great tomb has not been discovered yet, the tomb of King Tut's father.
Where did they keep King Tutankhamuns gold?
In an underground passageway that belonged to king Tut, but it was discovered later on. They also kept gold in him tomb along with him.
Why was King Tutankhamun's tomb said to be cursed?
Curses were written on the tomb walls, to scare off would-be tomb robbers.
What was painted on the inside of the tomb walls in ancient Egypt?
egyptians painted gods and goddesses on tomb walls.
Is King Tutankhamuns tomb the biggest?
king Tut's tomb is not the biggest king Khufu's tomb is the biggest.
When was The High King's Tomb created?
The High King's Tomb was created in 2007.
What kind of food was in king tut tomb?
No there was no food in king tuts tomb
Describe King Tutankhamun and his tomb?
well king tut was very famous he became a Pharaoh when he was only nine years old and then he ruled Egypt for ten years.
What kind of tomb did King Tutankhamun have?
He had a tomb.
What was used to build king tut's tomb?
what was used to build king tut's tomb
How many pages does The High King's Tomb have?
The High King's Tomb has 679 pages.
Was there any jewels in King Tutankhamuns tomb?
yes there was jewels in king tuts tomb
Where was King Arthur's tomb?
The location of King Arthur's tomb is uncertain and remains a subject of legend and debate among historians and scholars. Some popular theories suggest possible sites in England, Wales, and Scotland, but there is no conclusive archaeological evidence to confirm the exact location of King Arthur's tomb.
