Analysing The Walls Of Egyptian Tombs | Tutankhamun with Dan Snow

Although he didn't rule for very long, Tutankhamun has long been one of, if not, the most famous pharaoh. However, his legacy is tinged with fear and danger. Join Dan Snow as he looks into the life, death and burial of one of the ancient world's prolific leaders.
Tutankhamun with Dan Snow: Dan Snow ventures into Egypt's Valley of the Kings to explore its rediscovery.
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Is King Tut the most iconic pharaoh?

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Yes

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@Alexeyda Moroyoqui-Madrid hmm maybe he is 🤔🤔

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I think Ramses ll is among the most important Pharoahs, he accomplished many great things, reigned for 34 years, and was known even in ancient times as Rameses the great. Tutankhamen is more famous today, but he was a very minor Pharoah in ancient times.

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I'm related to Ramses II so..........family first ! Sorry tut ;)

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Rackshaw, used to be on Time Team with Tony Robinson

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It seems to me that King Tut's tomb was thoughtfully determined to be the most appropriate resting place for the young King.
Some will no doubt argue that he died suddenly, and they put him in the most available tomb.
I base my logic on the following information:
1. His dad was disgraced. The bloodline was impure due to Akenaten's transgressions.
2. One of Tut's royal throne seats (chair) has the sun disk with the ray's descending upon the Royal. This may convey that Tut worshipped several man-made gods.
3. There are many apes drawn on the walls in his tomb. To my knowledge, apes represent knowledge or wisdom.
If so, those paintings alone seem to sum up his royal standing amongst those with power. It suggests that although he is of the seed of a heretic, a misfit, Tut overcame his dad's faults, misdeeds and regained order to the chaos brought on by Akenaten.
I can further state, Tut's royal family line could have been purposely cut off permanently by those who would not permit another rogue Pharoah to rule Egypt. King Tut had no living heirs.
His tomb was thoughtfully determined to give an amount of reverence to the boy King, but not absolute allegiance.

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*See Ancient Egyptian Art They Don't Show*
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Что же это такое?

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Holy of holies you mean graveyard of the unholies

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Second commitment

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And stole lot of gold

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Modern tomb robbers

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Yeah I don't think the Egyptians walked or dances like fools

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