Review: Williams, A. R., “King Tut”, in the National Geographic, photographed by Kenneth Garrett, June, 2005


A.R. Williams writes several articles for the National Geographic Magazine. Both she and Garrett found this trip very fun to explore.
She describes Tut as “not a major player in Egypt Pharaonic history”. This reviewer also agrees that there is not much known about this ruler. It is believed that Tut ruled Egypt between 1334 and 1325 B.C. He began to rule and got married to Ankhesenpaaten at the age of nine. Tutankhaten was name given at birth to Tutankhamun. Not much is known about his family members but it is believed that his father was Akhenaten, the pharaoh and his mother was probably Kiya, a lesser wife of Akhenaten. Tutankhamun probably had two daughters, no sons.
Throughout his ruling he was most likely to be under the direction of Ay and Horemheb. This reader......

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