Tutankhamun, who may have been Akhenaten's son, ascended the throne at the very young age of nine. This happened at such an early age that the government was largely taken over by other influential leaders such as Ay and Horemheb. On behalf of the ruler, these advisors carried out many reforms, which primarily affected Egyptian religion. Recent research highlights the possibility of linking these reforms to I.E.
Scientists were also shocked by what they found deep underground in Egypt – it has settled in the land of the pyramids for 3,500 years, and now we can learn a lot from it.
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Perhaps Tutankhamun's tomb was built for Ai, researchers already realized this, and subsequently it was Ai who pushed the memory of Tutankhamun to the background. The former ruler was buried so quickly that the scenes and figures painted on the wall did not even dry, and the grave was sealed in this way, which is why brown spots appeared on the walls, the secret of which scientists did not know before, only later they discovered that these were microbes.
The wall was still damp during the hasty closing, which is why it formed. The scientists did not remove the stains, but rather left them there, where their analysis can provide a lot of important information about the conditions that may have prevailed in the environment when Tutankhamun lived.
They found Cleopatra's tomb, but were never able to open it
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(source: daily Mail)
