TUTANKHAMUN'S TREASURE

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The treasure of the town hall of the Egyptian Museum is this Tutankhamun's wealth. It feels very interesting. You can listen to the tour guide first, and then make an understanding before you start playing. It feels very interesting. I learned different knowledge in playing

Cairo - February 16, 2021: On February 16, 1923, Howard-Carter was the first person in more than 3,000 years to step into a room equipped with Tutankhamun's ark. What was the tomb room when Howard-Carter entered the cemetery? On the walls of the room containing the mausoleum, there are some wonderful pictures that tell the story of the world of the undead after Tutankhamun's departure. The scene impressed Carter, who looked at the room through an opening with a candle in his hand, and was said to have been asked by his assistant, "Can you see anything?" Carter replied, "Yes, I saw something wonderful." What's the thing? Carter noticed a wooden box with gold inlaid in the middle of the room. When he lifted the box, he noticed that the box was covered with another box with gold inscriptions adorned. When the second box was lifted, He noticed that the second box was covered with the third box in gold. As he lifted the third, Carter reached the sarcophagus, which was covered with another layer of thick stone, carved with the statue of Tutankhamen. Howard Carter had trouble finding the tomb Difficult? Carter had trouble uncovering the third golden shroud covering the Tutankhamun mummy. He thought that exposing the shroud to the hot summer sun in Egypt would be enough to separate the gold shroud from the mummy, but his attempt failed, Finally, he was forced to cut the gold shroud in half to contact the mummy. After separating the gold shroud, what was the status of Tutankhamun's property? After uncovering the cloth shroud, Carter found Tutankhamun's mummy covered with ornaments such as necklaces, rings, crowns and sticks. All are pure gold. To remove the artifacts, the excavation team had to separate the skull from the main skeleton

A symbol of wealth. They're all golden!

Tut'an-Hammon, a young pharaoh of Egypt's 18th dynasty, ruled from 1361 BC to 1352 BC, and died suddenly at the age of 18. His tomb is the only one of all Egypt's pharaohs' tombs not stolen, and in 1922, British archaeologists discovered a large number of artifacts, the most precious of which are gold coffins and gold masks on mummies. Inside the Egyptian Museum is a special exhibition area for the unearthed artifacts of Tut'an-Hammon, which allows people to see the exquisite works made by people 3,500 years ago. If the tomb was stolen, ancient Egypt would have left only stone sculptures and mummies.