Wed 19/Feb/2025 – 07:36 PM
The Egyptian Museum administration shed light on a unique statue of King Tutankhamun, dating back to the era of the modern state, the era of King Tutankhamun, 1336-1327 BC.
The administration of the Egyptian Museum of Tahrir said in a statement that this piece was a model for the suspension of the king’s clothes and jewelry in the palace, or as a model in the natural size of the royal tailors in order to sew royal clothes on it.
The administration of the Egyptian Museum of Tahrir indicated that the cemetery of King Tutankhamun was discovered by British archaeologist Howard Carter in 1922, and the cemetery contains more than 5 thousand unique artifacts, most of which are artifacts of gold.
The Egyptian Museum in Tahrir
It is noteworthy that the Egyptian Museum of Tahrir displays the Iwi and Toya channels, as the mummies of Yua and Toya were wearing the masks of the cartoon covered with gold paper, and Yua was the father of Queen T, the wife of King Amenhotep II And the owner of property, as he was a priest of the Egyptian god Maine, the main god in the region.
