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1. Tutankhamun's Tomb KV62 and Treasures Tutankhamun's treasures from KV62 King Tut's tomb in Egypt's Valley of the Kings have thrilled the world for 90 years. Discover them for yourself in this lens by Kate Phizackerley author of the popular News from the Valley of the Kings . Photo ©...
2. Tutankhamun The Boy-king Tutankhamun is the most of all of Ancient Egypt's pharaohs because of the maginificent treasures found within Tutankhamun's tomb in Egypt's Valley of the Kings. Tragically he died as a teenager and had no surviving children, but left beh...
3. Tutankhamun Tutankhamun was a king of ancient Egypt who lived around 1350 B.C. King Tutankhamun (or Tutankhamen, or King Tut, as he is popularly nicknamed) became famous when, in 1922, his tomb was found almost intact by the explorers Howard Carter and the earl...
4. Toutânkhamon Toutankhamon (ou Toutânkhamon) (né v. -1345BCE, mort en -1327BCE) est le pharaon (roi) le plus célèbre de la XVIIIe dynastie (Nouvel Empire). En cette page vous trouverez des informations sur les trésors incroyables avér...
5. The Complete Tutankhamun - Reviewed Kate Phizackerley, author of the highly respected News from the Valley of the Kings, offers a detaiiled review of "The Complete Tutankhamun" by Egyptologist Nicholas Reeves and published by Thames and Hudson with a forward by the Seventh Ea...
6. Curse of Tutankhamun Scientists, and I cound myself one, discount any curse. Howard Carter, who more than Lord Carnarvon, was responsible for the discovery and opening of Tutankhamun's tomb, lived another 17 years and Carnarvon's daughter Lady Evelyn lived to the ripe ol...
7. Nefertiti - mother of Tutankhamun? By Dr Marc Gabolde has a theory that Queen Nefertiti was the mother of the Pharaoh Tutankhamun. In her lens on Nefertiti's daughter Meketaten lensmistress Kate Phizackerley explores the theory that Meketaten was the mother of Tutankhamun. In This An...
8. 1920's Style One of my favorite eras is the 1920's. 1920s style saw women free from enormous skirts.  One of the best examples of this was the flapper. It was a time of cutting loose and having fun.  The flapper was an independent woman that knew ho...
9. World of Gems A passionate study of the fascinating world of gemstones. Beauty, mystery, intrigue, and obsession are to be found in the gem world. This will be a guided tour of that sphere. Diamonds, emeralds, rubies, sapphires and more will be featured on this si...
10. Ankhesenamun Married to Tutankhamun when he was just nine, Ankhesenamun was his Great Royal Wife for his relatively brief reign as King   This Ancient Egypt lens by Kate Phizackerley covers the life of Ankhesenamun who may have been the queen of four p...
11. Lord Carnarvon Born June 26, 1866 at Highclere Castle In 1890, succeeded to the titlle as 5th Earl of Carnarvon ("Lord Carnarvon") Married June 26, 1895 to Almina Victoria Maria Alexandra Wombwell Sponsored Howard Carter's discovery of Tutankhamun'...
12. Ancient Egypt & the Egyptians This lens is dedicated to my cute Ancient Egyptian characters available on a variety of products at my zazzle store. I was inspired to create these cute Egyptian characters after visiting Hurghada in Egypt last Christmas. While there I took a trip o...
13. World's Most Expensive Liquor There has been so much hue and cry about recession all over the world but the prices of liquor tells a complete different story. So you can say people haven't forgot how to enjoy their life and liquor producers aren't complaining about it. Have you...
14. Valley of the Kings The Valley of the Kings is the burial ground of most pharaohs of the New Kingdom including Tutankhamun. This lens by Kate Phizackerley is one of her series of lenses about Ancient Egypt. Read on to find out more about this famous tourist site, and i...
15. Ancient Egypt Ancient Egypt's history goes back thousands of years. Today we can visit the pyramids and the Sphinx, see King Tut's coffin, and sail up the River Nile. But what was life really like in Ancient Egypt? Civilized life in Egypt, centered around the Riv...
16. Tutankhamun - Egyptian Pharaoh King Tutankhamun I am totally facinated by Ancient Egypt, that´s why I decided to make a Lens on one of the most famous Egyptians that ever lived TUTANKHAMUN I searched for his burial place & of course his magnificent Treasure!! What I found, Im sha...
17. Spikenard in Perfume Spikenard (often shortened to nard or nardin) is an Himalayan shrub which grows in China, India and Nepal to about 3' (1m) high and has pink, fluffy flowers as shown in the picture. The flowers, however, are less important than the thick, tubular roo...
18. Tutankhamun - Missing Papyri? Other tombs had yielded bits of papyrus. Egyptologists had hoped that Tutankhamun's intact tomb woud yield a cache of complete papyri. When Howard Carter first opened the tomb, he indicated that the tomb contained a box of papyri. In the end, schola...
19. Ankhesenpaaten Tasherit Ankhesenpaaten Tasherit (Ankhesenpaaten the Younger) was probably the daughter of Ankhesenpaaten (better known as Ankhesenamun, the Great Royal Wife of Tutankhamun). Very, very little is known of Ankhesenpaaten but I have done the best I can to colle...
20. Tomb of Tutankhamun (KV62) in 1920s Photos There are some magical photographs from the 1920s of the discovery of the KV62, the tomb of King Tutankhamun in Egypt's Valley of the Kings and it's clearance.   They include photograpghs of Tutankhamun lying undisturbed in his coffin I...