King Tut’s Tomb Aim: how were the findings at king tut’s tomb significant to the study of ancient egypt?

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King Tut’s Tomb Aim: how were the findings at king tut’s tomb significant to the study of ancient egypt?

Pyramids Pharaohs buried in pyramids Importance of the afterlife mummification Importance of the afterlife Buried with objects needed in “Next World” Food and water Gold Furniture Jewelry Mummified pets Sometimes even their servants!

King Tut’s Tomb Valley of the Kings – the resting place of 30 of the New Kingdom pharaohs King Tut Ruled from age 9 to age 19 Tomb remained untouched for over 3,000 years