Saturday 29/March/2025 – 06:24 AM
The Egyptian Museum administration shed light on an important artifact to the golden king Tutankhamun, which is a fan of Tutankhamun made of ostrich and ivory feathers, and will be displayed within the holdings of King Tutankhamun at the Grand Egyptian Museum.
The Egyptian Museum of Editing sheds light on the fan of Tutankhamun
The administration of the Egyptian Museum of Tahrir said, in a statement, that the fan is engraved on its handle, the king’s names, and it appears that the handle was made on this special style so that the hand does not move a little when using the fan, and the piece was discovered in the Valley of the Kings in Luxor.
King Tutankhamun
It is noteworthy that King Tutankhamun, one of the most important and famous kings who ruled ancient Egypt, and gained great international fame, not only for his war accomplishments as is the case with many kings, but for many other reasons, the most important of which is the discovery of his tomb in the Valley of the Kings completely without being damaged or stolen as happened with many of the tombs of the former kings.
Why is Tutankhamun called this name?
It was not called Tutankhamun, at birth, but he was called by the priests of Amon, after he returned them to the forefront and repeated the worship of the ancient God, Amun, who is concerned with the ancient Egyptian language. Egypt, as it came after Akhenaten who tried to unite the gods, but restored the worship of the multiple gods again.
