What Did King Tut Actually Look Like? #shorts

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I was reading how, in his tomb, many canes were buried with him. They felt he needed them in the afterlife. This proved he had trouble walking during his life.

renamassey

Never knew his King Tut's family were from Alabama, that's interesting.

befuhs

Lesson: don’t mate with your blood relatives

Cynthbirdlover

That mask made him beautiful for eternity.
Artistry incredible!

marjoriecoey

I'm sure his clothes were a lot nicer than a dumpy diaper. And I'm sure he kept his mouth closed and stood with some amount of dignity instead of this insulting representation. As for his head, if they wrapped it with the intention to change its shape, it seems to me that that was a shape that was desirable.

rlcuda

but his golden mask is one of the most beautiful things in history

debbieanne

"most famous Egyptian pharoah"

Cleopatra: "I'm gonna pretend I didn't hear that"

RUCHIGUPTA-fwbi

I watched a documentary on him and his tomb, as well as the mysteries of his small tomb. It's so interesting and scientists think he died in a battle being run over by a chariot

kaeva

That's the biggest LOL in history omg lmao

wallace

In Chinese ancient times, a golden coffin meant that something bad was locked in it. So by opening the coffin means Chao is released. Good luck to you all .

davidteh

There are elongated skulls that are from skull binding from infancy and there are naturally elongated skulls and the difference is obvious.

harrowgateguy

There is a likely story that the mask and the sarcophagus weren't originally meant for Tut, but someone else... So essentially, he was getting a hand-me-down. Ouch.

edwincasimir

I think Hapshetsut is VERY underrated
It’s a bit boast as she was the first female Pharoah but still

-MarbleHornetsFan-

Bro married his sister. On top of that, his name goofy af. Tut💀

Norhairiana

Stupid comments. Imagine thinking all ancient Egyptians were black. If you actually study egyptology then you'd know about the vast amount of different people that lived in the Nile valley.

dimnimrod