King Tut's face revealed for the first time in over 3,300 years

Utilizing a digital model of his mummified skull, teams from Australia, Italy and Brazil managed to re-create the face of the Boy King, according to a new study that is set to be published in the Italian Journal of Anatomy and Embryology.

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Tutankhamun's face revealed for the first time

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Ancient Egypt lasted ~3300 years. ~170 Pharaohs. Most buried with solid gold masks. Only 2 survive — from kings who reigned 322 years apart discovered within 14 years of each other.

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