Where  was Tutankhamen  buried?
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On November 4, 1922 Carter found Tutankhamen's tomb (subsequently designated KV62), by far the best preserved and most intact pharaonic tomb ever found in the Valley of the Kings.
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I love the Mummy movies. I always assumed that his organs had been removed but that the curse kept him semi-alive even without them. He needed to replace the organs by taking them from the tomb robbers. Seti I was the Pharaoh in this, and he gets a bad deal, imo. The book "The Search for Om Sety" is a very interesting read for anybody interested in Seti I and ancient Egypt.
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I don't really know. But I found out where my Great uncle is buried from the national graves web site. you could try this other site They might provide some answers if you mail them.Good luck.\nhttp://www.britishlegion.org.uk/
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Ikhnaton is a very old rendering of the name of an Egyptian king that is more typically rendered as "Akhenaten"\n\nThe Egyptian king Akhenaten is frequently regarded as one of the most enigmatic kings of ancient Egypt.\n\nAkhenaten was the son of Amenhotep III and his chief royal wife, Tiy.  He initially took the throne as Amenhotep IV but eventually changed his name to Akhenaten to honor the deity Aten.  He also moved the capital to an entirely new, specially contructed city called Akhetaten, now referred to as Amarna, which also lends its name to the period of his rule.\n\nAkhenaten elevated the deified sun disk, the Aten above all other gods, diverting funds and resources away from the other significant deities in Egypt such as Amen-Ra, Ptah, Osiris, etc.  Religion was refocused on worship of him and the royal family who would then interceded with the Aten on their behalf.\n\nAkhenaten arranged for a tomb to be constructed in the so-called "Royal Wadi" near the new city of Akhetaten.  While some of the reliefs and other decorations remain, the tomb is in poor condition.  It is unclear whether he was ever buried in the tomb and some have suggested that he was relocated to Thebes after the royal court moved back to Thebes after his death.\nHis mummy has never been definitively identified.
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None of the above. The most worthy of praise is Nyarlathotep, the goat with a thousand young.\n\nP.S.You wrote the name of Ha$tur. Bad move, dude. I'd stay inside tonight if I were you.
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Grant is buried in Grant's tomb.
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The curse of King Tutankhamun
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Akhenaten)\n1352-1336 B.C.\n18th Dynasty
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There is a lot of speculation about where the Garden of Eden was located. I've not drawn any conclusions yet as to the exact location, but it very well could have been in Mesopotamia.
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I know that His tomb is in Kashmir.Mahalla Khanewal street 2.I saw it's pictures and Movie on BBCFOUR.
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I think It was Hatshepsut ruled as pharoh after her husband died until her son was ready
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to the burial ground.
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he is buried in turkey according to the prophecies
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In Alexandria, Lower Egypt. If I remember correctly. Perhaps Cairo. THe pyramids are in Luxor, and some are in Karnak, in Upper Egypt.
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when? upper egypt (which is actually southern egypt) has had many kings...\n\nWhich time are you asking about?
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Information about Curse of Tutankhamun\n--------------------------------------\nhttp://homepage.powerup.com.au/~ancient/curse.htm\n\nSong on : \n---------\nLyrics for: King Tut \nby Steve Martin  \nAlbum: Wild And Crazy Guy\nDate: 1978\nU.S. Chart: 17\n \nKing Tut (King Tut)\nNow when he was a young man,\nHe never thought he'd see\nPeople stand in line to see the boy king.\n\n(King Tut) How'd you get so funky?\n(funky Tut) Did you do the monkey?\nBorn in Arizona,\nMoved to Babylonia (king Tut).\n\n(king Tut) Now, if I'd known\nthey'd line up just to see him,\nI'd trade in all my money\nAnd bought me a museum. (king Tut)\n\nBuried with a donkey (funky Tut)\nHe's my favorite honkey!\nBorn in Arizona,\nMoved to Babylonia (king Tut)\n\nDancin' by the Nile, (Disco Tut)\nThe ladies love his style, (boss Tut)\nRockin' for a mile (rockin' Tut)\nHe ate a crocodile.\n\nHe gave his life for tourism.\nGolden idol!\nHe's an Egyptian\nThey're sellin' you.\n\nNow, when I die,\nnow don't think I'm a nut,\ndon't want no fancy funeral,\nJust one like ole king Tut. (king Tut)\n\nHe coulda won a Grammy,\nBuried in his Jammies,\nBorn in Arizona, moved to Babylonia,\nHe was born in Arizona, got a condo made of stone-a,\nKing Tut!
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancient_egypt