Unveiling King Tutankhamun’s Tomb: The Untold Story Behind the 3,245-Year-Old Seal
The Discovery of Tutankhamun’s Tomb Sealed : A Remarkable Archaeological Milestone
On November 4, 1922, the seal of Tutankhamun’s tomb was photographed just before it was opened. This ancient seal, which had remained undisturbed for 3,245 years, consisted of a clay stamp featuring the jackal god Anubis and an arm-shaped knot tied around one of the tomb’s handles.
Mummy of Yuya, Tutankhamun’s great-grandfather
The tomb’s discovery was led by English archaeologist and Egyptologist Howard Carter, who had been tirelessly searching for King Tutankhamun’s burial site in the Valley of the Kings. Carter captured the moment before the tomb was unsealed, marking a pivotal event in the history of archaeology.
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In a telegram sent on November 6, 1922, Carter expressed his excitement to Lord Carnarvon: “At last, I have made a marvelous discovery in the valley, a magnificent tomb with intact seals.” His words conveyed the thrill of finding a sealed door, adorned with the known seal of the royal necropolis, the jackal and nine captives—marking the entrance to the final resting place of King Tutankhamun.
