Egypt Begins Search For Tutankhamun’s Wife

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Thu, 01/18/2018 - 2:47pm

Egyptian archaeologists have started the search for the wife of King Tutankhamun in an area known as the Valley of the Kings. The 18th century Pharaoh ruled Egypt between 1332 and 1323 B.C., during what is commonly known as the New Kingdom....

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