National Geographic reports that King Tut died of a broken leg, not murder: "A CT scan of King Tutankhamun's mummy has disproved a popular theory that the Egyptian pharaoh was murdered by a blow to the head more than 3,300 years ago."
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Regarding King Tut, a countervailing medical theory arose in the late 1970s that "he gave his life for tourism."
Also, I heard he ate a crocodile. That can't be good for the digestive system.
1 comment:
Regarding King Tut, a countervailing medical theory arose in the late 1970s that "he gave his life for tourism."
Also, I heard he ate a crocodile. That can't be good for the digestive system.
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