The remains of the famous king were put on public display for the first time since his tomb was uncovered in 1922. King Tut was moved to a special display case in the tomb's antechamber to better preserve his deteriorating remains. Visitors will have the chance now to take a glimpse at the king's face and feet which will be the only visible parts. You can read more about this in National Geographic.
Thursday, November 15, 2007
Exposing king Tut's face for the first time
The remains of the famous king were put on public display for the first time since his tomb was uncovered in 1922. King Tut was moved to a special display case in the tomb's antechamber to better preserve his deteriorating remains. Visitors will have the chance now to take a glimpse at the king's face and feet which will be the only visible parts. You can read more about this in National Geographic.
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