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Could King Tut’s Tomb Be Hiding an Ancient Queen?

The deceased pharaoh may have hijacked the larger burial of one of ancient Egypt's most famous women: Nefertiti.

Published Sep 19, 2026 · 12:45 AMOriginal source: Gizmodo14 reads
Could King Tut’s Tomb Be Hiding an Ancient Queen?
The deceased pharaoh may have hijacked the larger burial of one of ancient Egypt's most famous women: Nefertiti.
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