now in Cairo’s Egyptian Museum, attract a constant swirl of visitors. Hidden in the desert canyons west of the Nile, the Valley of the Kings holds the tombs of King Tut and his royal relatives.

In the Luxor Museum a reconstructed wall of talatat features sun-washed depictions of the king, deferential courtiers ... in the Valley of the Kings. Tut’s tomb may even contain further secrets ...

It would take almost a year to explore the museum in its entirety ... which features treasures from King Tut's tomb, including his golden funeral mask. And although it costs an additional 100 ...

Unlike the pyramid that held the remains of King Tut, the newly found burials were ... is referred to as the world's 'greatest open-air museum,' and is both a residential city home to ...

King Tut’s skeleton has been dismantled and stuck ... strong 50 years after the tomb's discovery. In 1972 the British Museum launched an exhibition containing objects from the tomb.

In 2014, King Tut's golden death mask suffered damage during routine cleaning at the Egyptian Museum. The beard, a symbol of pharaonic divinity, accidentally detached and was hastily reattached ...

Glasgow’s legendary King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut is marking 35 years at the heart of Scotland’s music scene with a special panel ...

Could another crypt as rich as King Tut's still lie buried in Egypt's fabled ... an Egyptologist at the Michael C. Carlos Museum in Atlanta. But kings were not the only ones buried in the Valley ...