The boy king, Tutankhamun, remains one of history’s most magnetic figures because his story refuses to sit still. Just when historians believe they have pinned down the facts of his life and death, new evidence emerges to scramble the timeline.
The boy king ruled for about 10 years during the 18th Dynasty and vanished into obscurity until Howard Carter broke the seal on his tomb in 1922. That moment unleashed a century of fascination and fierce debate.
While the gold mask shines as a symbol of ancient grandeur, the reality behind the scenes is far messier. From the condition of his mummy to