Because the death was so sudden, that the workers didn't have any time to build a pyramid for him.They just took another tomb that was being built for a different king and used it. Scientists don't know whose tomb.
IT was "lost" shortly after he was entombed - a flash flood covered the entrance with several meters of soil which set like concrete. After this event the presence of the tomb seems to have been forgotten and as grave robbers did not know it was there they did not rob it.
scince he was king he had people build him the biggest baddest tomb there was so slaves built it
King Tuts Tomb was important because it wasn't found and that means it wan't touch. so many gold and silver
Pharaohs in those days only had one hobby that was considered fitting and royal, and that was hunting. So you can be sure that this was what he did in his spare time.
Someone tried to rob tuts gold when he died. But they were cought and killed. It remaind untouched until England discovered it in 1922.
King tuts tomb was not cursed it was a coincidence and the head expeditiner was greatly weakened from a car crash beforehand a simple ase of the common cold could kill him so all the mold and deadly gases were not good
It was discovered by Howard Carter in 1922.
King Tuts Tomb was important because it wasn't found and that means it wan't touch. so many gold and silver
The tomb of Tutankhamen was well protected as it was built under the tomb of Ramses II, another Egyptian Pharaoh. It was also intact for this reason.
Howard Carter died 10 years after the discovery of King tuts tomb. the tomb was discovered in 1923 so he died in 1933.
well it took 7 years to find his tomb so 7 years i guess hope that helps? :)
Pharaohs in those days only had one hobby that was considered fitting and royal, and that was hunting. So you can be sure that this was what he did in his spare time.
Someone tried to rob tuts gold when he died. But they were cought and killed. It remaind untouched until England discovered it in 1922.
King tuts tomb was not cursed it was a coincidence and the head expeditiner was greatly weakened from a car crash beforehand a simple ase of the common cold could kill him so all the mold and deadly gases were not good
It was discovered by Howard Carter in 1922.
It was messy and very unprepared. King Tut became the pharoah at 9 and he died at 18 so the really didn't get to plan king Tut's tomb. The tomb was small and messy. But after the finder started upwrapping it their was gold and gold all through it.
Since Tut's tomb was the one of the very few that weren't robbed by grave robbers, it was laden with things that had never been seen before, and gave a whole insight into life in Ancient Egypt, and so many new discoveries were made from the find of his tomb
king tuts died of malaria so if you know someone with malaria thats how he died.
Since King Tut died so early his tomb was not ready so he was buried in what was probably a noble's would be tomb.