How old was King Tut when he died?

Question

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Answer 1

He died about the age of 19, although no one will truly know how. Some think he was murdered others think he had an accident. Both are possible, Tut was connected with the Amarna heresy, he was related to Akhenaten, and although he restored all that was done by Akhenaten, some people think that he was tainted by that. He could have also died in an accident, an X-ray showed damage to his head and leg bones.

Answer 2

King Tut died at the age of 19 by a head injury. Many suspected that he was murdered. He was buried in the Valley of the Kings.

Answer 3

King Tutankhamen (King Tut) wasn?t murdered. There has been a lot of mystery surrounding his death, but I think he was not murdered. My three reasons are that he could have been hurt after he was dead to explain the calcified blood clot in his head, he was most likely killed in battle, and the people suspected of killing him (his family and the people closest to him) would never want to kill him. I hope you agree with my reasons to believe he wasn?t murdered.

First of all, scientists found what they believe to be a calcified blood clot in his head. He was probably dropped during mummification. They could have picked him up, and he slipped out of their hands. He may have landed on some stones and the head was broken open. The embalmers try the best they can, but cannot stop the bleeding. Then they go own with the mummification, and now he has a calcified blood clot in his head. Understand????

Second, he might have been killed in battle. The boys in ancient Egypt could go to battle when they were 15 or 16, and Tut didn?t die until he was 18. Even though he was a pharaoh, he probably died trying to fight for Egypt. Sadly, the other side killed him before he could win the war. If he died from a blow to the back of his head in battle, that could also explain the calcified blood clot.

Last, the people who were accused of possibility killing him (his family and the people closest to him) would never want to kill him. I don?t think his family would resent him that much for becoming pharaoh. He was probably rich and could buy them things. I can?t imagine anyone that close to anyone else would want to murder that person. They would have loved him too much. Tut?s family would never want to kill him.

I hope you agree with my reasons and agree that King Tut was not murdered. My three reasons again were that he might have been dropped during mummification to explain the calcified blood clot in his head, he might have been killed in battle, and the people closest to him would never want to kill him. Even though there has been a lot of mystery surrounding his death, King Tutankhamen wasn?t murdered.

Answer 4

"On 2005-03-08, Egyptian archaeologist Zahi Hawass revealed the results of a CT scan performed on the pharaoh's mummy. [...] His age at death was estimated at 19 years, based on physical developments that set upper and lower limits to his age."

"Tutankhamun : 2005 research and findings" : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Tut#2005_research_and_findings

Answer 5

19.

Answer 6

approximately nineteen