King Tutankhamun

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NO. Tutankhamen was after Hatsheput, and never married because of his unexpected death.

Howard Carter

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A workman assisting Howard Carter. The workman was trying to find a place to keep water containers out of the heat and discovered the staris cut into the rock.

Tutenkhamun was discovered on November 4th, 1922 in The Valley of The Kings, Egypt. The archaeologist who discovered his tomb was Howard Carter (British).

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It means that the monarch acts on the advice of his ministers as regards the executive and as regards the legislative, will not veto a law passed after due parliamentary process.( Cannot make laws, or pass laws.)

He only had one. She was Ankhsenamon.

At 13 she was married to her half brother Tutankhamen who was 8, during their 10 year reign it is believed they had two children together who were stillborn.

It weighs 3,000 pounds because of all the layers of gold.

king tut became king (or pharaoh) in about 1,350 B.C. a boy around 9 pears old

King Tut's most important acheivement was that he changed the religion back to believing in the almighty god, Ra (or Re). The priests ruling before tutankhaumen had merged two different gods, Ra and Amon, to form another: Amon-Ra.

• Jewelry including Bracelets, Anklets, Buckles, Scarabs, Amulets, Pendants, Pectorals, Necklaces, Earrings, Collars, Ear Studs and Rings

• 6 Chariots

• Couches

• Chairs

• 2 Thrones

• Ritual beds and Headrests

• Anthropoid (man-shaped) Gilded Coffins and the Solid Gold coffin

• Shrines - Canopic shrine and Burial shrines

• Funeral Equipment

• Naos covered with gold lamina- a shrine in which statues were kept - this naos was empty but decorated with scenes of daily life and hunting

• Gilded statues - Anubis and life size sentry statues and other statuettes

• Chests

• Daggers and other weapons and shields

• Musical Instruments

• Scribal Equipment

• Lamps

• Ornaments

• Caskets, Vases and jars

• 139 ebony, ivory, silver, and gold walking sticks

• Clothing made of the finest linen - 50 garments including tunics, kilts, gloves, scarves and headdresses

• Ostrich fans and Golden Fans

• Games - Ebony gaming boards including Senet

• Food and Wine - 30 jars of wine

• Perfume, oils and ointments

Ay took Tut's widow wife, Ankhesenamun, for a wife after Tuts death.

He was born as Tutankhaten, but later he changed it to Tutankhamen. Also, when he took the throne, his name was changed to Nebkheperure Tutankhamen.

He was not buried in a pyramid. He was buried in the Valley of Kings

The great king Khufu And his 4 queens.He was next to his father Anton,while his queens were in the next part of the pyramid.

During Tutankhamen's reign, Akhenaten's Amarna revolution (Atenism) was being reversed. Akhenaten had attempted to supplant the traditional priesthood and deities with a god who was until then considered minor, Aten. In Year 3 of Tutankhamen's reign (1331 BC), when he was still a boy of about eleven and probably under the influence of two older advisor's (Akhenaten's vizier Ay and perhaps Nefertiti), the ban on the old pantheon of deities and their temples was lifted, the traditional privileges were restored to their priesthoods, and the capital was moved back to Thebes. The young pharaoh adopted the name Tutankhamen, changing it from his birth name Tutankhamen. Because of his age at the time these decisions were made, it is generally thought that most if not all the responsibility for them falls on his advisor's. Also, King Tutankhamen restored all of the traditional deities and restored order to the chaos that his relative had caused. Many temples devoted to Amun-Ra were built. Tutankhamen's wooden box depicts him going to war against Hittites and Nubian's suggesting that he may have gone to war in the last few years of his reign, and perhaps even died from injuries suffered in the campaign.

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well like queen Cleopatra she wore a cobra in her headress because she wanted to die (kill her self)

Also, I'm not exactly sure why they wore it but I know for sure that the cobra is the symbol for the pharaohs

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