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The date King Tut was born
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He was buried in his hastily prepared tomb in the Valley of the Kings 70 days after his death, according to the death rituals of the Ancient Egyptians
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The marriage of Tutankhamun and Ankhesenpaaten produced two daughters who were stillborn.
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1325 BC
Various building work was commissioned during this period including the restoration of some temple properties at Karnak and Thebes -
Tutankhamun died in the year of 1325BC at the age of 18/19. He reigned for just 9 years and the cause of his death still remains a mystery
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King Tutankhamun, Queen Ankhesenpaaten and the royal court, moved back to the old capital at Thebes, the center of worship of the Ancient Egyptian god Amun and the power base of the Amun priests.
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1331 BC Tutankhamun changed his name from Tutankhaten to Tutankhamun
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They declared him pharoah
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King Tuts body was opened to the public eye
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Conservation work on the King Tut treasures are completed and sent to the Cairo Museum
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A group from the University of Liverpool X RAY and examine the mummy revealing a dense spot at the lower back of the skull
