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| . The entrance to the tomb still has the seal intact. Accordingly, this is one of the most intact Egyptian tombs found to date. |
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| Soon after, archaeologist Howard Carter’s team conducted excavations. From there, they in turn decoded many little-known secrets about the resting place of this famous ancient Egyptian prince. |
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| Specifically, according to Mr. Carter’s archaeological team, Pharaoh Tutankhamun’s tomb was hidden to avoid tomb robbers. |
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| The prince’s resting place is hidden under more than 150,000 tons of rock and soil, including parts from a mausoleum dug into the hillside above. |
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| Although the entrance to the tomb is still sealed, the burial place of pharaoh Tutankhamun was broken into twice by thieves. These two thefts took place not long after the Egyptian king was buried. |
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| In these two thefts, the thieves mainly took small objects such as gemstone necklaces. Immediately after discovering the incident, authorities and priests repaired and sealed the tomb immediately after the final theft. |
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| Thanks to that, for more than 3,000 years later, pharaoh Tutankhamun’s tomb remained intact, never having been “visited” by tomb robbers. |
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| Thanks to that, after finding the tomb, experts unearthed more than 5,000 precious artifacts, including the king’s mummy. It took them several years to classify and arrange these artifacts. |
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| Through thousands of antiques found in the tomb of pharaoh Tutankhamun including: chariots, weapons, clothes, works of art…, experts have in turn deciphered his life and religious beliefs. , a burial ritual for the Egyptian pharaoh. |
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