the golden king Tutankhamun
I have always been interested in Egyptology and pharaohs, such as Nefer Tete and
Tutankhamun and his story, and today I had the opportunity to convey to you and
everyone who loves this science that came from new research Pharaoh Tutankhamun
In a new investigation on the corpse of the young king Tutankhamun, Dr. and
researcher Zahi Hawass and his team used a new machine, and the reason for the
research is that they believe that Tutankhamun had died after an accident that
sustained a fracture of the leg and skull, and that he did not die as it was rumored
about him. Zahi Hawass's research confirms that, through the mummy's DNA, it is
possible to reveal the genetic diseases that he may have been suffering from, and he
believes that the young mummy had Marfan syndrome, a genetic disorder that makes
those who suffer from it
have unusually long fingers, arms and legs.
The British newspaper “ the Sun “ reported that the golden king Tutankhamun died
more than 3000 years ago when he was 19 years old, and the golden king is one of
the most famous pharaohs in Egypt, Experts and researchers spent decades studying the cause of the death of the golden king Tutankhamun. Some say that the
shrapnel on the king’s skull indicates that he died murdered, while others say that he
suffered a terrible accident that caused his skull and leg bone to be broken as well.
It was reported that the Golden King Tut used to go regularly to hunting trips with his
cart from the Egyptian city of Memphis, and this is because he was fond of hunting
wild animals, and it is believed that these trips are the main reason behind all these
injuries that the young king was exposed to, as he found a new trace, which is the
phrase a cut in the left thigh bone occurred opposite the last accident that caused his
death.
A third report says that these strikes on Tutankhamun's body were a result of the
embalming
process only.
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