Stunning Rare Color Photos of King Tutankhamun Tomb Excavation

Amazing Historical Photos Volume 7 is a collection of stunning rare color photos of King Tutankhamun's tomb excavation. The excavation itself is very controversial but these old photos do offer a window into the wonders of Ancient Egypt.

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[artisaprimus]

I never get tired of seeing this incredible piece of history.

[MatthewERyan]

Whoever tied that rope made the best knot in history- never broke for three and a half milennias

[midnightchannel]

Just beautiful photos, sharp and clear. Thank you for posting this.

[pommydiva]

i love anything Egyptian, this was just awesome, thanking you

[WayToVibe]

2:11 That someone though to give the goodest boy a blanket is so touching. You can still see the wrinkles in the fabric where the hand of the person who last touched it thousands of years ago pulled it tight around the neck.

[danieljames]

Those Chests look like they were made in the early 1900s, not 3 thousand years ago. Amazing.

[zoer]

Having recently seen the Rameses The Great exhibit, and what little was actually left behind by grave robbers, l'm glad that archeologists and historians beat the thieves to King Tut's tomb.

[vardeepsingh]

thanks for showing precious historical pictures

[bikerider]

If you have fame and fortune you will be called an excavator. If you’re poor and nobody knows you, you’re a grave robber!😂

[TimRobinson-kdzn]

That is staggering to see all of that thank you for posting my father and I tried to see all this in 1978 in Chicago but could not get in thank you for posting this wonderful piece of history

[Mrosh]

This wasn’t supposed to be his tomb. He died suddenly from wounds when his Chariot turned over and was given a tomb meant for a older high ranking official that was almost finished. I haven’t been there but I have studied Egypt’s history.

[SonnyRick]

2:20, what is that a Doberman dog ? Nice music

[davidschumaker]

Very interesting. Footage that I've never seen before, or at least not in color.

[Aaron-tgjr]

Historical yes...but kinda disturbing that they're actually stealing their history and robbing they're grave

[ComboMuster]

There is a word for these kind of actions: GRAVE ROBBERS. What do you expect to find in a burial site? Desecrating graves to find untold fortunes in the name of 'science' is still obscene.

[Matt-xvcp]

We all marvel at the treasures contained within, and rightfully so. The real treasure, and rarely focused on, is the craftsmanship of the precisely crafted tombs, and chambers wirhin, created by craftsman who had not the means to do so.

[AlanpittsSb]

It would be mingling to be the first to see these things and know that someone thousands of years ago placed items there

[darrellwalker]

This helps us learn from the past human lives just think these tombs never found we wouldn't be researching it and reading about it.

[SunsetBoulevard]

i read a book that shows exactly where howard carter had broken into the tomb, raided it, and then came out, sealed it up and then notified the media that he had discovered the tomb. IT shows the patch up job he did.

[penelopelopez]

They should have left it alone. Let the child Rest In Peace.