His tomb was found full of gold and was the only one not robbed because other tombs collapsed on it. But no one robbed it because if they did they would they would think that they would be cursed by the tuts curse
but it turned out that his tomb was never cursed the only reason that lord carnavon died because of the bacteria on the walls (ex. mold)
His fame comes from his being one of the most intact graves of a Pharaoh ever found giving an amazing insight into the religion, wealth, and culture of the ancient Egyptians. And he was the youngest pharaoh.
There are several reasons, but one of the most prominent is that Tutankhamun was buried in a relatively obscure spot and his tomb was not robbed in ancient times, meaning that when Howard Carter discovered it in 1922 it was relatively intact. This meant all his burial treasures were still there, and they have been part of a traveling museum exhibit that has toured the world. For most other Pharoahs, thieves took everything of value from their tombs that wasn't too heavy to move long before the modern era.
he was so famous because of the age he became the Pharaoh also he had the most amont of gold inside his tomb
He was famous for many reasons~ # He was only a boy king # Began ruling at the age of 9 and died at 18 # All of the things in his tomb gave us an idea of what life was back then
He was the youngest pharaoh
he is the first
King Tutankhamun or King Tut
he was a pharaoh because he was am Egyptian king
king tut became king (or pharaoh) in about 1,350 B.C. a boy around 9 pears old
he ruled egypt
King Tutankhamun a.k.a King Tut.
he is the first
YES! It was and still is famous because Tutankhamun was such a young Pharaoh when he reigned. His tomb also gave us an insight of how the ancient Egyptians lived.
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No Tutankhamen was a Pharaoh.
He was a Pharaoh in Egypt.
EGYPT
King Tutankhamun or King Tut
he was a pharaoh because he was am Egyptian king
king tut became king (or pharaoh) in about 1,350 B.C. a boy around 9 pears old
he ruled egypt
from 1333-1332