KING TUTANKHAMUN

By: Aricka M, Breanna A, Emily B, Hannah W, Maddie H, Alex H

Our Reasons

Tests show that there was a fatal infection in King Tut’s thigh.

More tests show that the skull damage that was found was a mummification error.

Scientists couldn't find any signs of healing on the bone.

King Tut had an infection in his thigh that was called gangrene. Gangrene is a very deadly infection, that happens when you lose a lot of blood, and an area of your body dies. This infection is not very common today.

The First Reason That Supports Our Conclusion…

Our Second Reason…

Tests show that the skull fracture was a mummification error, and not what would be a fatal blow in the head. This is another reason that proves King Tut wasn’t murdered.

Our Third Reason…

The scientists could find absolutely no sign of healing on the thigh bone. This means that the injury was close to his death. This is The third reason why we believe King Tut was not murdered.

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!Now, you know what we believe, and

why we believe it. KING TUT WAS NOT

MURDERED!!!!!!!!!!!!