The presentation of King Tut by Stella.

1. King Tutankhamun
Stella Jung 6A

2. King Tutankhamun
Stella Jung 6A

3. King Tutankhamun
This is the presentation of
King Tut made by Stella
Jung!
Stella Jung 6A

4. Iʼm pretty sure most of you
have heard of King Tut on the news.
Heʼs probably the most famous pharaoh
in Egypt. But why? Well, itʼs not because
he bravely fought in many wars or because
he built pyramids. Itʼs because of his tomb!!
His tomb had treasures of all sorts!! It
was found by Howard Carter in
1922.

5. Iʼm pretty sure most of you
have heard of King Tut on the news.
Heʼs probably the most famous pharaoh
in Egypt. But why? Well, itʼs not because
he bravely fought in many wars or because
he built pyramids. Itʼs because of his tomb!!
His tomb had treasures of all sorts!! It
was found by Howard Carter in
1922.

6. Iʼm pretty sure most of you
have heard of King Tut on the news.
Heʼs probably the most famous pharaoh
in Egypt. But why? Well, itʼs not because
he bravely fought in many wars or because
he built pyramids. Itʼs because of his tomb!!
His tomb had treasures of all sorts!! It
was found by Howard Carter in
1922.
The head of the mummy of King Tut.

7. King Tut was most likely born in the city
of Akhenaten (present day Tell el-Amarna).
(Akhenaten is believed to be King Tutʼs father or
in any way related to him.)

8. King Tut was most likely born in the city
of Akhenaten (present day Tell el-Amarna).
(Akhenaten is believed to be King Tutʼs father or
in any way related to him.)

9. King Tut was most likely born in the city
of Akhenaten (present day Tell el-Amarna).
(Akhenaten is believed to be King Tutʼs father or
in any way related to him.)

10. King Tut was most likely born in the city
of Akhenaten (present day Tell el-Amarna).
(Akhenaten is believed to be King Tutʼs father or
in any way related to him.)
Map shows about where Tell el-Amarna.

11. Fact #1 When Tut was crowned and Tut’s death.
(New Kingdom) King Tut was born
at about 1341 B.C. King Tut was
king of Egypt from about 1332
B.C. until his death around 1322
B.C. He was made king at about
the age of 9. He probably had a lot
of assistance from Ay, his vizier
(minister of state). King Tut is
believed by historians to have died
at about the age of 18.

12. Fact #1 When Tut was crowned and Tut’s death.
(New Kingdom) King Tut was born
at about 1341 B.C. King Tut was
king of Egypt from about 1332
B.C. until his death around 1322
B.C. He was made king at about
the age of 9. He probably had a lot
of assistance from Ay, his vizier
(minister of state). King Tut is
believed by historians to have died
at about the age of 18.

13. Fact #1 When Tut was crowned and Tut’s death.
(New Kingdom) King Tut was born
at about 1341 B.C. King Tut was
king of Egypt from about 1332
B.C. until his death around 1322
B.C. He was made king at about
the age of 9. He probably had a lot
of assistance from Ay, his vizier
(minister of state). King Tut is
believed by historians to have died
at about the age of 18.

14. Fact #1 When Tut was crowned and Tut’s death.
(New Kingdom) King Tut was born
at about 1341 B.C. King Tut was
king of Egypt from about 1332
B.C. until his death around 1322
B.C. He was made king at about
the age of 9. He probably had a lot
of assistance from Ay, his vizier
(minister of state). King Tut is
believed by historians to have died
at about the age of 18.

15. Fact #1 When Tut was crowned and Tut’s death.
(New Kingdom) King Tut was born
9
at about 1341 B.C. King Tut was
king of Egypt from about 1332
B.C. until his death around 1322
B.C. He was made king at about
the age of 9. He probably had a lot
of assistance from Ay, his vizier
(minister of state). King Tut is
believed by historians to have died
at about the age of 18.

16. Fact #1 When Tut was crowned and Tut’s death.
(New Kingdom) King Tut was born
9
at about 1341 B.C. King Tut was
king of Egypt from about 1332
B.C. until his death around 1322
B.C. He was made king at about
the age of 9. He probably had a lot
of assistance from Ay, his vizier
(minister of state). King Tut is
believed by historians to have died
at about the age of 18.

17. Fact #1 When Tut was crowned and Tut’s death.
(New Kingdom) King Tut was born
at about 1341 B.C. King Tut was
king of Egypt from about 1332
B.C. until his death around 1322
B.C. He was made king at about
the age of 9. He probably had a lot
of assistance from Ay, his vizier
(minister of state). King Tut is
believed by historians to have died
at about the age of 18.

18. Fact #1 When Tut was crowned and Tut’s death.
(New Kingdom) King Tut was born
at about 1341 B.C. King Tut was
king of Egypt from about 1332
B.C. until his death around 1322
B.C. He was made king at about
the age of 9. He probably had a lot
of assistance from Ay, his vizier
(minister of state). King Tut is
believed by historians to have died
at about the age of 18.

19. Fact #1 When Tut was crowned and Tut’s death.
(New Kingdom) King Tut was born
at about 1341 B.C. King Tut was
king of Egypt from about 1332
B.C. until his death around 1322
B.C. He was made king at about
the age of 9. He probably had a lot
of assistance from Ay, his vizier
(minister of state). King Tut is
believed by historians to have died
at about the age of 18.

20. Fact #1 When Tut was crowned and Tut’s death.
(New Kingdom) King Tut was born
18
at about 1341 B.C. King Tut was
king of Egypt from about 1332
B.C. until his death around 1322
B.C. He was made king at about
the age of 9. He probably had a lot
of assistance from Ay, his vizier
(minister of state). King Tut is
believed by historians to have died
at about the age of 18.

21. Fact #2 Tut’s family.
Theories
of King Tut’s
relatives:
1. He was Ankhetaten’s son.
2. He was Ankhetaten’s brother, cousin, or son in-
law.
3. Kiya, another wife of Ankhetaten was his mother.
4. He was married to his half-sister, Ankhesenamun, one of the six daughters
of Queen Nefertiti.

22. Fact #2 Tut’s family.
Theories
of King Tut’s
relatives:
1. He was Ankhetaten’s son.
2. He was Ankhetaten’s brother, cousin, or son in-
law.
3. Kiya, another wife of Ankhetaten was his mother.
4. He was married to his half-sister, Ankhesenamun, one of the six daughters
of Queen Nefertiti.

23. Fact #2 Tut’s family.
Theories
of King Tut’s
relatives:
1. He was Ankhetaten’s son.
2. He was Ankhetaten’s brother, cousin, or son in-
law.
3. Kiya, another wife of Ankhetaten was his mother.
4. He was married to his half-sister, Ankhesenamun, one of the six daughters
of Queen Nefertiti.

24. Fact #2 Tut’s family.
Theories
of King Tut’s
relatives:
1. He was Ankhetaten’s son.
2. He was Ankhetaten’s brother, cousin, or son in-
law.
3. Kiya, another wife of Ankhetaten was his mother.
4. He was married to his half-sister, Ankhesenamun, one of the six daughters
of Queen Nefertiti.

25. Fact #2 Tut’s family.
Theories
of King Tut’s
relatives:
1. He was Ankhetaten’s son.
2. He was Ankhetaten’s brother, cousin, or son in-
law.
3. Kiya, another wife of Ankhetaten was his mother.
4. He was married to his half-sister, Ankhesenamun, one of the six daughters
of Queen Nefertiti.

26. Fact #2 Tut’s family.
Theories
of King Tut’s
relatives:
1. He was Ankhetaten’s son.
2. He was Ankhetaten’s brother, cousin, or son in-
law.
3. Kiya, another wife of Ankhetaten was his mother.
4. He was married to his half-sister, Ankhesenamun, one of the six daughters
of Queen Nefertiti.

27. Fact #2 Tut’s family.
Theories
of King Tut’s
relatives:
1. He was Ankhetaten’s son.
2. He was Ankhetaten’s brother, cousin, or son in-
law.
3. Kiya, another wife of Ankhetaten was his mother.
4. He was married to his half-sister, Ankhesenamun, one of the six daughters
of Queen Nefertiti.

28. Fact #2 Tut’s family.
Theories
of King Tut’s
relatives:
1. He was Ankhetaten’s son.
2. He was Ankhetaten’s brother, cousin, or son in-
law.
3. Kiya, another wife of Ankhetaten was his mother.
4. He was married to his half-sister, Ankhesenamun, one of the six daughters
of Queen Nefertiti.

29. Fact #2 Tut’s family.
Theories
of King Tut’s
relatives:
1. He was Ankhetaten’s son.
2. He was Ankhetaten’s brother, cousin, or son in-
law.
3. Kiya, another wife of Ankhetaten was his mother.
4. He was married to his half-sister, Ankhesenamun, one of the six daughters
of Queen Nefertiti.

30. Fact #2 Tut’s family.
Theories
of King Tut’s
relatives:
1. He was Ankhetaten’s son.
2. He was Ankhetaten’s brother, cousin, or son in-
law.
3. Kiya, another wife of Ankhetaten was his mother.
4. He was married to his half-sister, Ankhesenamun, one of the six daughters
of Queen Nefertiti.

31. Fact #2 Tut’s family.
Akhenaten
Theories
of King Tut’s
relatives:
1. He was Ankhetaten’s son.
2. He was Ankhetaten’s brother, cousin, or son in-
law.
3. Kiya, another wife of Ankhetaten was his mother.
4. He was married to his half-sister, Ankhesenamun, one of the six daughters
of Queen Nefertiti.

32. Fact #2 Tut’s family.
Akhenaten
Theories
of King Tut’s
relatives:
1. He was Ankhetaten’s son.
2. He was Ankhetaten’s brother, cousin, or son in-
law.
3. Kiya, another wife of Ankhetaten was his mother.
4. He was married to his half-sister, Ankhesenamun, one of the six daughters
of Queen Nefertiti.

33. Fact #2 Tut’s family.
Kiya
Akhenaten
Theories
of King Tut’s
relatives:
1. He was Ankhetaten’s son.
2. He was Ankhetaten’s brother, cousin, or son in-
law.
3. Kiya, another wife of Ankhetaten was his mother.
4. He was married to his half-sister, Ankhesenamun, one of the six daughters
of Queen Nefertiti.

34. Fact #2 Tut’s family.
Akhenaten Kiya
Theories
of King Tut’s
relatives:
1. He was Ankhetaten’s son.
2. He was Ankhetaten’s brother, cousin, or son in-
law.
3. Kiya, another wife of Ankhetaten was his mother.
4. He was married to his half-sister, Ankhesenamun, one of the six daughters
of Queen Nefertiti.

35. Fact #2 Tut’s family.
Ankhesenamun
Akhenaten Kiya
Theories
of King Tut’s
relatives:
1. He was Ankhetaten’s son.
2. He was Ankhetaten’s brother, cousin, or son in-
law.
3. Kiya, another wife of Ankhetaten was his mother.
4. He was married to his half-sister, Ankhesenamun, one of the six daughters
of Queen Nefertiti.

36. Fact #2 Tut’s family.
Ankhesenamun
Akhenaten Kiya
Theories
of King Tut’s
relatives:
1. He was Ankhetaten’s son.
2. He was Ankhetaten’s brother, cousin, or son in-
law.
3. Kiya, another wife of Ankhetaten was his mother.
4. He was married to his half-sister, Ankhesenamun, one of the six daughters
of Queen Nefertiti.

37. Fact #2 Tut’s family.
Ankhesenamun
Akhenaten Kiya
Theories
of King Tut’s
relatives:
1. He was Ankhetaten’s son.
2. He was Ankhetaten’s brother, cousin, or son in-
law.
3. Kiya, another wife of Ankhetaten was his mother.
4. He was married to his half-sister, Ankhesenamun, one of the six daughters
of Queen Nefertiti.

38. Fact #2 Tut’s family.
Ankhesenamun
Akhenaten Kiya
Theories
of King Tut’s
relatives:
1. He was Ankhetaten’s son.
2. He was Ankhetaten’s brother, cousin, or son in-
law.
3. Kiya, another wife of Ankhetaten was his mother.
4. He was married to his half-sister, Ankhesenamun, one of the six daughters
of Queen Nefertiti.

39. Fact #3 Religion
Akhenaten(ruled Egypt from 1353 B.C. to
1335 B.C. which is the New Kingdom)
had made Aten the main god of Egypt.
He wanted the Egyptians to stop
believing in Amun the sun god and other
traditional gods. But many Egyptians and
itʼs powerful priests rejected the belief of
Aten. After four years since he became
king, King Tutankhaten(meaning: the
living image of Aten or the life of Aten is
pleasing.) changed his name to
Tutankhamun and rehabilitated Egyptʼs
old religion.

40. Fact #3 Religion
Akhenaten(ruled Egypt from 1353 B.C. to
1335 B.C. which is the New Kingdom)
had made Aten the main god of Egypt.
He wanted the Egyptians to stop
believing in Amun the sun god and other
traditional gods. But many Egyptians and
itʼs powerful priests rejected the belief of
Aten. After four years since he became
king, King Tutankhaten(meaning: the
living image of Aten or the life of Aten is
pleasing.) changed his name to
Tutankhamun and rehabilitated Egyptʼs
old religion.

41. Fact #3 Religion
Akhenaten(ruled Egypt from 1353 B.C. to
1335 B.C. which is the New Kingdom)
had made Aten the main god of Egypt.
He wanted the Egyptians to stop
believing in Amun the sun god and other
traditional gods. But many Egyptians and
itʼs powerful priests rejected the belief of
Aten. After four years since he became
king, King Tutankhaten(meaning: the
living image of Aten or the life of Aten is
pleasing.) changed his name to
Tutankhamun and rehabilitated Egyptʼs
old religion.

42. Fact #3 Religion
Akhenaten(ruled Egypt from 1353 B.C. to
1335 B.C. which is the New Kingdom) You must
had made Aten the main god of Egypt. worship
He wanted the Egyptians to stop
believing in Amun the sun god and other
traditional gods. But many Egyptians and
itʼs powerful priests rejected the belief of
Aten. After four years since he became
king, King Tutankhaten(meaning: the
!!
living image of Aten or the life of Aten is
pleasing.) changed his name to
Tutankhamun and rehabilitated Egyptʼs
old religion.

43. Fact #3 Religion
Akhenaten(ruled Egypt from 1353 B.C. to
1335 B.C. which is the New Kingdom) You must
had made Aten the main god of Egypt. worship
He wanted the Egyptians to stop
believing in Amun the sun god and other
traditional gods. But many Egyptians and
itʼs powerful priests rejected the belief of
Aten. After four years since he became
king, King Tutankhaten(meaning: the
!!
living image of Aten or the life of Aten is
pleasing.) changed his name to
Tutankhamun and rehabilitated Egyptʼs
old religion.

44. Fact #3 Religion
Akhenaten(ruled Egypt from 1353 B.C. to
1335 B.C. which is the New Kingdom) You must
had made Aten the main god of Egypt. worship
He wanted the Egyptians to stop
believing in Amun the sun god and other
traditional gods. But many Egyptians and
itʼs powerful priests rejected the belief of
Aten. After four years since he became
king, King Tutankhaten(meaning: the
!!
living image of Aten or the life of Aten is
pleasing.) changed his name to
Tutankhamun and rehabilitated Egyptʼs
old religion.

45. Fact #4 How did King Tut die?
King Tutʼs cause of death is natural causes, nothing like
being murdered. The cause of his death is that he died of
gangrene, which was caused by a broken leg. It was
nothing life-threatening when he was wounded, but because
it left an open wound, it could have been dangerously
infected. Since King Tut liked to hunt, it couldʼve happened
when he was hunting. Another cause with the broken leg is
that he had malaria. Before this info, King Tut was believed
to have been killed by a blow to the back of the head. But
because of recent medical imaging, we know that is not
true. The hole at the head is thought to be made from the
embalming process.

46. Fact #4 How did King Tut die?
King Tutʼs cause of death is natural causes, nothing like
being murdered. The cause of his death is that he died of
gangrene, which was caused by a broken leg. It was
nothing life-threatening when he was wounded, but because
it left an open wound, it could have been dangerously
infected. Since King Tut liked to hunt, it couldʼve happened
when he was hunting. Another cause with the broken leg is
that he had malaria. Before this info, King Tut was believed
to have been killed by a blow to the back of the head. But
because of recent medical imaging, we know that is not
true. The hole at the head is thought to be made from the
embalming process.

47. Fact #5 King Tut’s tomb

48. Fact #5 King Tut’s tomb

49. Fact #5 King Tut’s tomb

50. Fact #5 King Tut’s tomb

51. Fact #5 King Tut’s tomb

52. Fact #5 King Tut’s tomb

53. Fact #5 King Tut’s tomb

54. Fact #5 King Tut’s tomb

55. Fact #5 King Tut’s tomb

56. Fact #5 King Tut’s tomb

57. Six Characteristics of Civilization
A system of government that directs and controls some actions
of the members of the society.
King Tut was part of a system of government because he was king. He had a vizier
named Ay who helped him rule Egypt. He is believed to be related to Akhenaten in
some way which means he was born in a royal line. He restored Egypt’s old religion
which means he took control of the religion in Egypt too.
A religious system, which might include priests and temples.
King Tut restored Egypt’s original religion, which was worshipping Amun and other
gods. Before that, Akhenaten declared that all of Egypt must worship Aten. Of-
course, the people of Egypt denied and among those people were powerful priests.
King Tut’s original name was a name worshipping Aten, but he changed it to
Tutankhamun.

58. Six Characteristics of Civilization
A system of government that directs and controls some actions
of the members of the society.
King Tut was part of a system of government because he was king. He had a vizier
named Ay who helped him rule Egypt. He is believed to be related to Akhenaten in
some way which means he was born in a royal line. He restored Egypt’s old religion
which means he took control of the religion in Egypt too.
A religious system, which might include priests and temples.
King Tut restored Egypt’s original religion, which was worshipping Amun and other
gods. Before that, Akhenaten declared that all of Egypt must worship Aten. Of-
course, the people of Egypt denied and among those people were powerful priests.
King Tut’s original name was a name worshipping Aten, but he changed it to
Tutankhamun.

59. Six Characteristics of Civilization
A system of government that directs and controls some actions
of the members of the society.
King Tut was part of a system of government because he was king. He had a vizier
named Ay who helped him rule Egypt. He is believed to be related to Akhenaten in
some way which means he was born in a royal line. He restored Egypt’s old religion
which means he took control of the religion in Egypt too.
A religious system, which might include priests and temples.
King Tut restored Egypt’s original religion, which was worshipping Amun and other
gods. Before that, Akhenaten declared that all of Egypt must worship Aten. Of-
course, the people of Egypt denied and among those people were powerful priests.
King Tut’s original name was a name worshipping Aten, but he changed it to
Tutankhamun.

60. King Tut and today?
Being King is kind of like being president. They both lead their country.
Both need to prevent wars and keep the citizens in order. They also
manage trade with other countries and make sure the country grows
enough food for the people.
Apart from that, I don’t think King Tut really relates to the society...

61. So...King Tut...
Is important to history because...(what I
think)
1. Historians learned more about the Egyptians because of the things in
his tomb.
2. Historians learned more about the royal line he was born in.
3. Because of scanning the mummy of King Tut, they could learn a little bit
more about the embalming process that took place after a pharaoh
died.
But really, he is only famous because
of his tomb...

62. Images from:
1.http://img.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2007/11_01/sarcophL0411_468x1385.jpg
2.http://www.temeridad.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/king-tut-skull11.jpg
3.http://z.about.com/d/africanhistory/1/0/L/J/TutankhamunExUpperEgyptStat.jpg
4.http://www.usu.edu/markdamen/1320Hist&Civ/slides/10akhen/
akhenaten4worshipingaten.jpg
5.http://wysinger.homestead.com/kiya.jpg
6.http://www.womenintheancientworld.com/Ankhesenamun_wearing_crown.GIF
7.http://www.ancientegypt.co.uk/gods/explore/main.html
8.http://www.planetware.com/i/map/EGY/valley-of-kings-map.jpg
9.http://img.alibaba.com/photo/11003409/LCD_Television.jpg

63. Information from:
School Library Sources:
http://www.ancienthistory.abc-clio.com/Home/Default.aspx
http://www.worldbookonline.com/advanced/article?id=ar571760&st=king+tut
(Books) Wonders of the World: King Tutʼs Tomb by Don Nardo
Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs by Zahi Hawass
Other:
http://wysinger.homestead.com/kingtutankhamun.html
http://answers.ask.com/Society/History/when_was_king_tut_born
http://www.cosmosmagazine.com/node/882
http://www.drhawass.com/blog/video-curse-tutankhamun