The Murder Of King Tut
SSR Project of Abraham Correa
Major Event 1
Discovery Of King Tut
Major Event 2
Death Of King TuT
King Tut probably died from a broken leg, scientists say. ACT scan of King Tuts mummy has disproved a popular theory that the Egyptian pharaoh was murdered by a blow to the head more than 3,300 years. Instead the most likely explanation for the boy king's death at 19 is a thigh fracture that became infected and ultimately fatal, according to an international team of scientist. This answer finally answered one of the most controversial questions in the last centuries.
Major Event 3
King Tuts Tomb
Major Event 4
Howard Carter
Major Event 5
Mummy's Curse
It was believed that whoever entered Tut's tomb would immediately died because of a curse placed on his tomb. Several workers did die of Howard, but they died from bacteria sealed in the tomb, not the curse. The bacteria got on the workers' food and in the air they breathed, killing them. Many people believed this curse because Lord Carnarvon died a year later finding King Tut. But Howard lived to be 65.
Major Event 6
Robberies
Most people think that the tomb of King tut was in tact when Carter discovered it in the early 1900s. Indeed, even though King Tutankhamun might not have been a major pharaoh, his tomb was packed with marvelous treasures. However, his tomb was not in tact, and had in fact been robbed a couple years after his death. So when Howard came 3,000 years later none of King Tuts items could be examined.