He didn't wear a golden mask in life. Pharaohs often have a golden funerary mask which was placed over the mummy's head to protect him in the afterlife. It also represents the Egyptian ideal that the Pharaoh's skin was gold. They had golden finger and toe cuffs that served a similar purpose.
Its purpose was to protect the face from rottening and from falling apart.
it was used to protect king tuts head and it was also used so that the spirit of king tut could recognise his body
....... i have answered many "King Tut" qustions before on this site. So the perpose of king tuts death mask was to cover his face when he was dead.... it was also put on his face from his people to show respect for there rich king who just died.... hope this all help ya all!
It was a deathmask or a burial mask, if you refer to the legendary mask of tutenkhamun burial masks have been used by many different cultures over thousands of years, for many different purposes, for the egyptians it would've been used to protect the pharaoh from evil spirits during its transition to the afterworld, it is unlikely that the mask would've even been produced until after his death
Because he is too ugly to let people see...............................................................................
To protect those iphone 5s And the Guy who owned it DRopped the iphones So the mask was created AND STUFFY DE STUFF
because it was the expectation for upper class people and especially pharaohs
He had a death mask, because it was made for his 2 souls. The "ba" and the "ka".
to show he was a king
king tutankhamuns death mask depicts the nemes headdress, a symbol of being pharaoh.
In King Tutankhamen's tomb. Howard Carter found it in King Tutankhamen's third coffin on King Tutankhamen's face.
In 2005, all of king tutankhamuns 'treasure' had an estimated worth of £750 Million
It Took them 9 months to make his mask
Alot. Howard Carter said that almost everything glinted of gold.
Gold.
It ws built over 3,000 years ago.
it was made of gold
king tutankhamuns death mask depicts the nemes headdress, a symbol of being pharaoh.
1352 b.c.
by John Stevenson
In King Tutankhamen's tomb. Howard Carter found it in King Tutankhamen's third coffin on King Tutankhamen's face.
when the gods BA and ka looked for him they would recognize him
In 2005, all of king tutankhamuns 'treasure' had an estimated worth of £750 Million
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In 2005, all of king tutankhamuns 'treasure' had an estimated worth of £750 Million