The tomb of King Tutankhamun is back on display after a 9 year restoration project to save the famous mummy. His 3000-year-old remains are still well preserved but they were put at risk from the millions of tourists who file in to see him. www.7plus.com.au/news #KingTutankhamun | 7NEWS Adelaide

100 years since its discovery, the story of King Tutankhamun’s tomb continues to captivate the world. But our extensive coverage of the unknown doesn’t stop there—learn how National Geographic Explorers are documenting the wonder of our world. | National Geographic Society

🏺 Canopic Coffins of King Tutankhamun 👑 Among the most magnificent treasures discovered in the tomb of Tutankhamun are the golden canopic coffins, remarkable examples of the precision and depth of ancient Egyptian funerary beliefs. The set consists of four small coffins made of solid gold, each designed to hold one of the king’s mummified internal organs, all placed within an exquisitely crafted gilded canopic shrine. ✨ What makes these coffins truly unique is that their lids were fashioned in

Crowds Gather Before the Face of a King Inside the Tutankhamun Gallery at the Grand Egyptian Museum, silence is replaced by awe. Visitors from all over the world stand shoulder to shoulder, cameras raised, eyes fixed on one object that commands the entire hall: the golden mask of Tutankhamun. More than 3,300 years old, the mask no longer rests in isolation. It draws crowds—uninterrupted, unending—each visitor waiting for a moment of eye contact with the face that defined ancient royalty. This is