King Tut's tomb is located in Luxor. True False

King Tut's tomb, also known as king Tutankhamun, was found by British around 1891 in Egypt but it was only fully explored in 1922, on the Valley of the Kings. It is located on west of Luxor city (known before as Thebes) close to another tombs as the Tomb of Horemheb, Ramses III and VI .

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janehill33 janehill33 · Answer 2 · 2019-10-09T08:24:19+02:00

Answer:

The statement that says King Tut's tomb is located in Luxor is true.

Explanation:

One of the greatest pharaohs of Egypt, King Tutankhamun, is also the most noted figure in the history of Egypt. His tomb is located in close proximity to the city named Luxor along with few other tombs of other pharaohs. King Tut belonged to the 18th dynasty and served as the last king from his royal family.

He sat in the throne in the age of eight or nine and married his half-sister. He played a major role in preserving his ancient monument which was damaged during his father reign. He was subjected to physical deformities and through his mummy, it was found that he was subjected to many diseases.