Winged Scarab Pendant of Tutankhamun, c. 1332–1323 B.C.
Gold, lapis lazuli, carnelian, turquoise (and possibly Libyan desert glass)
From the Tomb of Tutankhamun. Now at the #GrandEgyptianMuseum

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Winged Scarab Pendant of Tutankhamun, c. 1332–1323 B.C.
Gold, lapis lazuli, carnelian, turquoise (and possibly Libyan desert glass)
From the Tomb of Tutankhamun. Now at the #GrandEgyptianMuseum
Well Tut-Tut.
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The First Ever Photos of the Opening of King Tutankhamun's Tomb
The photos documenting the opening and clearance of Tutankhamun's tomb were taken by photographer Harry Burton in 1922.
These photos have been colored for clarification.
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Because I’m a bored history girly, I present to you; Historical figures and their Night at the Museum counterparts.
The casting department did not fuck around.
From Batman (1966) Season 2 Episode 54 "Batman's Waterloo"
I was originally just going to post the moment where we see the director taking advantage of Burt Ward's Robin being very short and this weeks goons being very tall, to the extent they can just hold him up with his feet dangling off the ground without effort, but I had to add a couple of moments of Victor Buono's magnificently hammy King Tut, because my word, this was a man having the time of his professional LIFE!
Can I ask for some fun facts about King Tut
You may ask, but I never, ever do requests such as this, nor will I ever write any fun facts about King Tut. Here are some fun facts about King Tut as per your request-
Tutankhamun was a god-king of Ancient Egypt, but was denied a pyramid in death because that was just so 1500 years earlier.
He only lived to be a teenager, and was thus never allowed to buy alcohol or cigarettes, or to rent a car. His autobiography states this was always his greatest regret.
His tomb was one of the few not looted by grave robbers before it was discovered by the British explorers in 1922, who celebrated its pristine untouched state before looting it as grave robbers.
The curse of King Tut killed all who entered his tomb, insidiously causing their deaths of diverse and unrelated causes from between a few years and a few decades after the tomb was raided. Such was the curse's famous wording, "Death will come on wings taking 6-75 years to whosoever disturbs my tomb."
Tutankhamun's tomb was filled with amazing treasures, including gold masks, gold furniture, and a signed copy of Steve Martin's song about him on vinyl from when it was certified gold.
As scarabs were considered symbols of his divinity and cycle of rebirth, Tutankhamun is considered the first royal fan of The Beetles.
Tutankhamun was not his original name, he was born Tutankhaten, but deleted for a while and when he came back Tutankhaten was taken and Staff (of Ra) wouldn't help.