The Egyptian Museum houses a sizable collection of King Tutankhamun’s belongings. One such item is a clamp of the mummy of Tutankhamun made of gold and semi-precious stones like lapis lazuli and agate that was taken from his tomb in the Luxor Kings and dates back to the eighth family Ten, the contemporary state of the ancient Egyptians.
Al-Tutankhamun also left behind a box, which is divided into two parts: the box and the cover. The box contains engraved and vibrant engineering decorations.
A jar with two centuries, one of which was lost, and a body adorned with the name of King Tutankhamun inside a cartridge topped by the sun’s disc on both sides of two feathers is also on display in the Egyptian Museum.
Tutankhamun
What Tutankhamun owned
Holdings at the Tutankhamun burial
The discovery of Tutankhamun’s cemetery is one of the most important archaeological discoveries in the twentieth century.
Ankh Amon’s antiques and treasures were removed from his cemetery in the Valley of the Kings in Luxor, which he reached by accident, Hussein Abdel-Rasoul, who is known as Subh Amun, and this discovery sparked a huge uproar in the world, as this discovery was accompanied by unprecedented global attention.
One hundred years after the tomb of Tutankhamun was found. Watch the king’s holdings at the Egyptian Museum
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