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The Pharaohs used to enjoy their life in lots of ways, but they also enjoyed the family life where the husband and wife shared their happiness and sorrows. This scene shows Tutankhamun and his beautiful wife Ankhesenamun. They’re dressed in all the elaborate garb of the royal family such as her dress, their crowns and wigs. Tut. sits on his throne while his wife gives him a cool sip of water or wine. She is presenting to her husband a bouquet of lotus and papyrus flowers on her other hand. These flowers symbolize happiness and love. This couple is very special in their relationship. They show an amazing intimacy that may have developed from them growing up together. This may also have occurred because of the early age that he took the throne. We have this image of two youngsters clinging to each other for support and love. Above the head of the king, There are 2 snakes surrounding the sun disk they are protecting the young couple from evil eye. The size of this piece is 12"X8" signed and guaranteed to be genuine Egyptian papyrus. Our Egyptian papyrus painting collection is a unique collection. Buy one now and explore it yourself. This classic Egyptian Museum reproduction papyrus painting is a great piece of art work with superior quality!! Hand made hand painted. It's an affordable piece for home decor look just great on room or office. You even keep it as a scroll! If you are Egyptian collector don't miss this opportunity to get it directly from Cairo Egypt. This is an awesome gift to receive and to give. You will be cherished for years to come...

The Boy King Tutankhamen: Ironically, our greatest royal treasure from ancient Egypt comes from a short lived boy king. King Tutankhamun was not even in the same category of achievement as the great Egyptian kings such as Khufu (builder of the Great Pyramid), or Ramesses II (prolific builder and usurper), in terms of the length of his reign or the depth of his accomplishments. Indeed, it is his little known status that contributed to the successful hiding of his tomb, which was covered over by a later pharaoh who was clearing away an area in which to cut his own tomb. Though King Tut’s parentage is suspect, it is believed that he changed his name from Tutankhaten to Tutankhamun shortly after succession to the throne. At such a young age, King Tut was more of a ruler by figure than of wisdom and was most likely influenced by the senior members of the court, specifically Ay, who became Pharaoh after King Tut. Though historically and politically speaking, King Tut was not a major player in Egyptian history, King Tut is probably the world’s best-known Egyptian Pharaoh. This is likely due to the discovery of his tomb, which is one of the best-preserved Egyptian tombs ever discovered. King Tut’s tomb was discovered by Howard Carter in November of 1922. On November 26, 1922, Howard Carter made archaeological history by unearthing the first Egyptian pharaonic tomb that still contained most of its treasures. Still, even this tomb had been robbed in antiquity, although the the robbery attempt was apparently thwarted before the thieves could make away with most of the treasure. This tomb also yielded something else that had never been found in modern history - the pristine mummy of an Egyptian Though the discovery of King Tut’s tomb has shed some light on his life and death, researchers and historians continue to study the pieces of well-preserved artifacts and inscriptions as well as his body. King Tut thus remains one of the greatest Egyptian mysteries of all time. king, laying intact in his original burial furniture. Thus, Tut's tomb gives us a unique opportunity to explore the life of King Tut and allows us to learn more about this essential period in New Kingdom Egyptian history.

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