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The gold mask is only the beginning. Photographs of the objects from Tutankhamun’s tomb show how the young pharaoh was dressed, carried, and buried, and what his household expected him to need in the next life. Archival views show how those things were found in the Valley of the Kings in the 1920s.

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Ceremonial Throne With Crossed Legs
Ceremonial Throne With Crossed Legs: Crossed ebony legs give the ceremonial throne the look of a folding stool. The frame…
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Head Emerging From a Lotus
Head Emerging From a Lotus: Tutankhamun’s painted head rises from a lotus flower. The image of a young king emerging from…
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Ceremonial Ostrich-Feather Fan
Ceremonial Ostrich-Feather Fan: Two winged vultures flank the king’s names on this ceremonial fan. The gold leaf and…
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Alabaster Unguent Vase
Alabaster Unguent Vase: Papyrus and lily stems, crowned cobras, and two figures of the Nile god decorate this alabaster…
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Beaded Sandals
Beaded Sandals: Tiny colored beads form flowers at the toes and repeat in bands along the soles. The cross-straps carry…
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Silver Trumpet and Wooden Insert
Silver Trumpet and Wooden Insert: A long silver trumpet embellished with gold sits above the wooden insert found with it…

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