** dagger unearthed from the tomb of the pharaoh in Egypt, expert: non-earth product
After sleeping in the tomb of the ancient Egyptian pharaoh for more than 3,000 years, it was not until November 1922 that it was revealed. The unveiling of Tutankhamun's mausoleum has attracted the attention of experts from all over the world, who are looking forward to seeing this historic mausoleum.
In Tutankhamun's coffin, two objects were found that completely upended people's perceptions and made the experts involved in the study exclaim. The value of these two funerary objects is so high that it has attracted the attention of people around the world, what exactly has been unearthed that surprised the experts?
Let's uncover the astonishing discovery of Tutankhamun's mausoleum. The tomb of the pharaohs of ancient Egypt not only holds unparalleled status and power, but also hides a long history.
In 1915, Western archaeologist Howard Carter traveled to Egypt's Valley of the Kings with his dream of excavating the tomb of an ancient Egyptian pharaoh.
Years of waiting finally took a turn for the better, and Earl Carnarvon was equally enthusiastic about the project, but due to a lack of archaeological skills, he decided to fund Howard Carter's team.
From there, the two began their journey to find the tombs of 64 ancient Egyptian pharaohs buried in Egypt. In the process, they not only excavated Tutankhamun's tomb, but also found many precious historical relics, revealing the splendor of ancient Egyptian civilization.
The discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb not only enriches our knowledge of the history of ancient Egypt, but also gives us a deeper interest in this mysterious pharaoh. Let's explore the secrets of this mausoleum and feel the charm of history.
In ancient Egypt, the tomb of a pharaoh known as the "Child King" became the target of Howard Carter's group. Although it was visited by countless tomb robbers, and some of the tombs were even stolen several times, Howard Carter and his family wanted to find the tomb of the mysterious pharaoh.
In the process of searching, Howard Carter encountered the investment support of British billionaire Earl Carnarvon, but over time, Earl Carnarvon's dissatisfaction with the progress of the search left them with only a year of sponsorship.
However, at this moment, a young boy brings an important clue to Howard Carter, who sees a stone staircase about two meters long in the sand**. When Howard Carter heard the news, he grabbed a lifeline and immediately led the team to that place.
After clearing the rubble of the stone steps, a stone gate with Tutankhamun's name engraved on it was found, and the statue was guarded on both sides. Howard Carter reported the discovery to Earl Carnarvon, and the heavy stone door was cautiously opened, but it was pitch black inside.
They turned on their flashlights and found the entryway filled with gleaming funerary goods, each one of which drove scientists crazy. Six vehicles were also found in the burial chamber, one of which was small but the most unique, the whole body was made of **, and the function and structure were ahead of its time and were truly unique.
The excavation of this chariot proves that the level of craftsmanship of Egyptian chariots during the reign of Tutankhamun was quite high.
Going deep into the pharaoh's mausoleum, you will find that Tutankhamun's coffin sits quietly in **, covered with intact wood-clad gold skin, witnessing the inviolable tranquility of more than 3,000 years of history.
Tutankhamun's Mausoleum is by far the best-preserved tomb of the pharaohs of ancient Egypt. When the moment finally came, everyone was waiting to unravel the mystery of Tutankhamun.
However, when the coffin was opened, everyone was confused. Tutankhamun's mausoleum is small, but it contains more than 5,300 funerary objects, most of which are made of ** and precious stones, and the craftsmanship is so exquisite that it can be called the best even today.
Tutankhamun ascended to the throne at the age of nine, young and promising, with supreme power. However, he died mysteriously at the age of 19 and spent his entire life at the mercy of priests and ministers.
Although few records of Tutankhamun are written, his mysterious mausoleum made him the most recognizable of the pharaohs. His relief sarcophagus has four layers of wooden coffins, which protect the humanoid golden coffin inside.
The most striking of the second and third coffins is a humanoid coffin made of pure gold, which alone cost more than 300 pounds** and weighs 135 kilograms.
This is one of the most ornate of the relics of ancient Egyptian art. When opening this golden coffin, a total of 8 people are needed to open the heavy ** coffin lid together. It uses line engraving to show the scene of the guardian goddess using her wings to shelter the elderly, and is inlaid with precious stones and glass as decoration.
* The face of the humanoid coffin shows a hint of melancholy, and the whole coffin is very gorgeous and exquisitely crafted. After opening the coffin of the humanoid statue, lying inside was the mummy of Tutankhamun himself.
In the coffin of the humanoid golden statue of the pharaoh's mausoleum, the pharaoh's hands are crossed, symbolizing eternal protection. Archaeologists believe that the solid gold humanoid coffin depicts the image of Pharaoh Tutankhamun aspiring to become a god in the afterlife.
In ancient Egypt, it was believed that the gods had golden**, silver bones, and blue-blonde hair, so the depiction of the pharaoh's human-shaped coffin also reflected his anticipation of the afterlife.
The scepter in Pharaoh's hand symbolizes his supreme ruling power. At the same time, the goddess's vulture and the patron cobra are inlaid with precious stones, spread their wings, and guard the pharaoh's torso.
In the coffin, in addition to the mummy, there is also a shocking artifact - the ** mask of Pharaoh Tutankhamun. Cut into sections from 22k** thick plates and spliced together using rivets, the mask is extravagant and 54 cm tall, 39 cm wide and weighs 11 kg.
The mask's eyebrows are made of Afghan lapis lazuli and the eyes are made of Turkish obsidian, and the overall appearance is gorgeous, similar to the image of the pharaoh on the gold-clad gold statue and the human-shaped gold coffin unearthed at the same time, which can be concluded to be based on Tutankhamun's appearance during his lifetime.
* The mask resembles a real person, further revealing the majesty of Tutankhamun during his lifetime, and allowing his soul to find its own tomb in the dark night and merge with its body.
Scientists are conducting an in-depth study of the artifacts unearthed by the pharaohs. The mask still shines after a millennia of time, and its exquisite craftsmanship is breathtaking.
*Not only is the mask currently one of the most valuable artifacts in the world, accounting for nearly one-seventh of the world's total GDP, its existence is undoubtedly a testament to its immense value.
After studying the coffin of the pharaoh, scientists have discovered two more thought-provoking artifacts. Among them, a dagger placed next to Tutankhamun's chest is particularly eye-catching.
The scabbard is made of pure gold, while the blade is made of iron. The uniqueness of this dagger is that it was made at a time when the technology for smelting iron had not yet appeared. This has puzzled scientists and wants to uncover this mysterious manufacturing process.
A mysterious dagger in the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun has sparked a lively discussion among archaeologists. The origin of this dagger is unknown, and it is impossible to prove that it is an artifact of a wrong era, nor that it was made of iron from meteorites.
Although there are many scientists who hold different views on this, there is still no conclusive evidence to support or refute either claim.
In 1994, a scientist used X-rays to scan the dagger, but the results were astonishing. Scientists were originally concerned about the process and timing of the dagger's making, but after the results of the detection, many archaeologists firmly believed that the dagger was a product of the wrong time, and even believed that it did not come from Earth.
So why is a part of archaeologists so convinced of the ** of this dagger? Let's look to the probe results for the answer. After the scientist's detection, it was found that this was not an ordinary iron dagger, but an alloy dagger.
In addition to iron, the composition of the dagger also contains a small amount of trace elements such as cobalt, chromium, and nickel. It is the presence of these trace elements that has allowed this dagger to remain sharp for more than 3,000 years without rust.
Daggers and scarab beetles unearthed from the pharaoh's tomb shocked the archaeological community, and scientists were incredulous at the appearance of these artifacts. They were even more surprised to discover that the dagger actually used alloy technology that appeared only 1,500 years later.
But what is even more surprising is that in Tutankhamun's coffin, a "misplaced artifact" was also found - a huge yellow-green scarab beetle, made of desert glass.
This once again made scientists dumbfounded, and they sighed at the superb skills of the ancients.
Welcome to the Pharaoh's Mausoleum, where we have the pleasure of presenting you with a rare and mysterious artifact – desert glass. This unique jade was discovered in 1934 by a desert expedition who were surprised to find that the desert was filled with light yellow and turquoise translucent or translucent glass-like jade.
This is desert glass, so named because of its unique shape characteristics. Whether you're a lover of artifacts or a history buff, don't miss out on this precious find.
Desert glass"The conditions for its formation were extremely harsh, and it was difficult for the ancient Egyptians more than 3,000 years ago to achieve even if they had high-tech and environmental advantages. Scientists have not been able to explain it, and the mainstream view is that it may have been caused by a meteorite hitting the Earth.
Human knowledge of other possibilities is limited, so it is not easily accepted by the general public. Why did Tutankhamun keep his daughter as a funeral object? The mummies of two baby girls were also found in the burial chamber, and scans revealed that they were 6 and 9 months old, respectively, and that Tutankhamun was their father.
However, Tutankhamun had the prestige and power of ancient Egypt and could have built a separate tomb for his daughter, so why was they buried together? Is there a custom of joint burial?
The core idea of the new copy is that for some unknown things that scientists cannot explain for the time being, it does not mean that they do not exist and need further research. For some historical events, we can understand through archaeological discoveries and historical documents, but we also need to understand the doubts in them.
The mystery of Tutankhamun's burial with his daughter In ancient Egypt, Tutankhamun was a powerful pharaoh. Even when his daughter is sick, she has access to the best medical care.
However, why did he choose to be buried with his own daughter? Some scientists speculate that this may have been due to an ancient Egyptian ritual that required the two baby girls to be buried with Tutankhamun.
In ancient Egyptian texts, women were held in high esteem and were regarded as guardians of the gods. Therefore, Tutankhamun may have regarded his daughter as the guardian of the underworld after his death, hoping that she would bless him to reach the underworld and protect him.
Although the survival rate of babies was low at the time, Tutankhamun's power was enough to ensure that his daughter received the best possible care. At the same time, Egyptian society was relatively stable at that time, and most of the power was concentrated in the hands of the pharaoh, which was also an important reason why Tutankhamun was able to bury his daughter.
In modern times, we may think that Tutankhamun is a little cruel, and even his own daughter is not spared, and he wants them to be buried with him. However, in their conception, women are already supreme, both in life and after death.
Perhaps, it is because Tutankhamun was powerful when he was alive, and he was afraid of loneliness in the underworld, and a person would seem too weak. So, he let his two daughters be buried with him, on the one hand, to show his bravery when he was alive, and on the other hand, to prevent himself from being too lonely in the underworld.
Tutankhamun's doctor is also sympathetic, because despite his high position, he is also tortured.
In ancient Egypt, Tutankhamun's background and health were deplorable due to the prevalence of consanguineous marriages. Archaeologists have found that Tutankhamun's father married his aunt, his own sister, and gave birth to him.
This led to a number of ailments for Tutankhamun, including buckteeth, a cleft lip and a deformity of his left foot. Although he inherited the throne at the age of 9, he died before the age of 20 due to physical reasons.
All this fully illustrates the dangers of consanguineous marriage.
Tutankhamun's curse is terrifying, and its strangeness and a series of mysteries make people curious. Among them, about the death of everyone who saw the artifacts after Howard and his party excavated the tomb of the pharaoh, is this really related to Tutankhamun's curse?
The answer may lie in Sir Carnarvon's experience. As an investor in the excavation, he decided to travel to Egypt to see for himself after learning about the various artifacts Howard Carter had found.
However, he was stung by a bee-like creature, and his cheeks swelled and he was terrified. Although after a few days, he found that there was nothing wrong except for the swelling, but he accidentally shaved the swollen area while shaving, and eventually passed away.
* The Curse Behind the Mask: The Tragedy of Sir Canavon, Raising Suspicions of Tutankhamun's Curse The original text tells the story of Sir Canavon who suffered from sepsis caused by scratches, and eventually died from high fever, soreness, and the effects of the pharaoh's curse.
The incident sparked deep belief in Tutankhamun's curse. Sir Carnarvon's brothers, Aubrey and Hebbard, also died because of the spiritual **, and the ** who cared for them was also surprised.
Subsequently, 18 people associated with Tutankhamun's tomb died one after another within a short period of time. Although the incident was reported daily on the news at the time, there is still no plausible explanation for why these people died so bizarrely.