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- king tut was nicknamed the boy king because he began his reign when he was only nine years old!
- tutankhamun died when he was only eighteen, and his body was mummified, which is how the ancient egyptians preserved their dead.
- his golden coffin was buried in a tomb in the valley of the kings (pictured below), surrounded by five thousand priceless treasures.
- these treasures included a golden throne, crown, cobra, pottery and big chests.
- along with a golden burial mask, king tut’s pair of sandals were also found in the tomb. these had paintings of his enemies on the soles - so everywhere the king went, he trampled all over his foes!
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The text provides historical facts about King Tut (Tutankhamun), including his reign, death, mummification, tomb, and artifacts. This falls under the subfield of History in Social Science as it deals with past events, ancient Egyptian history, and the life of a historical figure.
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History (under Social Science)