What Did Archaeologists Find in the REAL LOST TOMB of King Tut

King Tutankhamun, more widely referred to as King Tut, is one of the most popular kings in the history of Egypt. However, unlike most popular Egyptian kings, King Tut’s fame can be attributed to his tomb and its intriguing contents. Jewelry, weapons, statues, royal apparels, gold, precious stones…and a curse.
Welcome back to Crunch. In this video, we’ll be exploring the tomb of King Tutankhamun and just what we’re the archaeologist hiding?

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[tahir]

I feel so strange when the prices of these artifacts are stated - these artifacts are

[oldieman]

The metal dagger was Iron, made before the Iron Age from a single meteorite, and it was already old in Tut's time.

[Joedoeswhat]

This was filled with so many inaccuracies

[MAGIKMARTIAN]

Those Anubis statues are why I think the Sphinx used to be Anubis that and the fact that around the Sphinx used to be a lake called the lake of Anubis

[salcuti]

A young Arab boy stumbled on the step how strange no one acknowledged this….he was a water boy….

[jasonjenningsegodesi]

Considering the amount of supposed lies and inaccuracies surrounding the "discovery", it's no wonder everyone involved was cursed. Probably cursed by the people actually in the damned thing.

[therealdeal]

This is why your culture is having bad luck. Disturbing the king, taking his gold. Smh.

[markyno]

Everything in that tomb has no price, only greedy human beings would spout that shite, come armageddon come

[Canadian]

That’s no curse, that’s the government silencing ppl who could spread truths about historical events.

[Jadyra]

I wonder if they plan on opening in November of 22. 100 years exactly after the discovery of his tomb. It would be most fitting.

[ssherrierable]

These ancient Egyptians use to come back to visit the other pharaohs tombs and see everything is now gone outta the tomb so they thought the mummy woke up and took all his belongings to the next life when they really just got grave robbed.

[faerieSAALE]

Those robbers were the masons who carved tombs - they knew where it was and how to breach it. More than likely most of them were caught and executed. Some of the items stolen were tossed back into the tomb and it was sealed again. Zahi Hawass was not there then when Tuts' tomb was found again in 1922 - but had he been - he would have seen to it that all glory and fame attached to the discovery would have been his!

[sharonodonnell]

You don't take your wealth with you to judgment
.store up for yourselves treasures In Heaven
where Noone can break in and steal .

[justanotherguy]

Visited in early 2020. Surreal to actually be inside it.

[showmetimefelix]

The King Tut burial mask has damage to its right side viewed to our left. The damage is not visible in the original black and white photographs of the opening of the sarcophagus. The Damage in question appears to be a bullet hole and the Lapis Lazuli was shattered as the bullet entered the mask. The size and shape of the hole is consistent with a a British .38 caliber full metal jacket used by the British and Egyptian military police at the time. Who fired the bullet and why is a mystery not yet explained. I personally have examined the Gold mask in person and am qualified in the field of firearms.

[isiomaamma]

The neck piece resembles that of Maasai origin oh wow !

[martijnkeisers]

The golden mask only worth 2 million?
Hahaha! It's priceless.

[mwj]

Thanks for the nice video! I'm very surprised they auctioned items from Tut's tomb, wow!

[Sttrose_r]

I see a young Ruler, shortened Life, knew something not right but asked for help from a higher source, things happened, then things started happening

[gandolph]

@10:00 "...the four gilded wooden coffins that enclosed it"?
"The wooden frame stood between the outermost and second coffins"?

The sarcophagus wasn't enclosed by coffins and there were only three coffins inside the sarcophagus.

Mindlessly and incorrectly repeating mistaken information does not help people to learn or understand.

Why make a video giving information if the information is so blatantly inaccurate?