Saed News: For the first time, all the artifacts and treasures from the tomb of Tutankhamun have been displayed in their entirety at the Grand Egyptian Museum.
According to the History Desk of Saed News, discovered in 1922 by Howard Carter in the Valley of the Kings, the mask of Tutankhamun is not merely an ancient relic—it is the crowning jewel of Ancient Egypt. This masterpiece is made of more than 11 kilograms of pure gold and is adorned with lapis lazuli, carnelian, obsidian, and turquoise; every detail bears witness to the genius and refinement of ancient Egyptian craftsmanship. The mask was placed directly over the face of the young pharaoh as a symbol of his transformation into a divine being and the beginning of his journey toward immortality. Its true value cannot be measured in money—although experts estimate that today it would be worth hundreds of millions of dollars, its historical, cultural, and spiritual significance renders it priceless. More than a treasure, the mask of Tutankhamun is a face that has transcended time—a symbol of power, mystery, and eternity that continues to captivate the world.
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