100 years after the discovery of his tomb leading Egyptologist Joyce Tyldesley unpicks the misunderstandings around the boy king's life, death and legacy
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Tutankhamun knew that death did not have to be the end. But in order to achieve an afterlife, he had to be remembered. If he were to be forgotten - if all trace of him was erased from the living world - he would die the second death from which there could be no return. This was a fate too horrible to leave to chance. Throughout his reign Tutankhamun worked to impose his presence on his land so that his story might be remembered by generations to come...
