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1332–1323 BCE / Ancient Egypt – Thebes and Amarna
Tutankhamun
The Boy King and the Golden Tomb
Tutankhamun ruled Egypt for barely a decade and died before his twentieth birthday. In his lifetime he was a minor king trying to repair a broken kingdom. In death, his untouched golden tomb made him the most famous pharaoh in the world.
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01A Kingdom Turned Upside Down3 min
02The Boy Who Brought Back the Gods3 min
03The Tomb That Stunned the World3 min
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