Clay Trays and Wooden Staffs in Tutankhamun’s Tomb Hint at Unique Royal Burial Ritual
The inner sarcophagus of King Tutankhamun, ruler of ancient Egypt’s 18th dynasty.
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Crude clay trays and wooden staffs discovered among the opulent treasures within Tutankhamun’s tomb may represent the earliest evidence of a significant royal funerary rite in ancient Egypt. This interpretation suggests the boy king’s final interment was distinct from those of other pharaohs.
Tutankhamun’s brief, nine-year reign during the 14th century BC occurred shortly after a period of religious upheaval in ancient Egypt.
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