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The 14 pages that link to Tomb of Tutankhamun, each with the reason it gives.

• New Kingdom of EgyptBroader topic: Its contents offer an unusually rich record of royal burial and material culture.

• EgyptomaniaBroader topic: Its discovery sparked a global craze for Egyptian motifs in fashion and design.

• Valley of the KingsBroader topic: Its burial goods made it the valley’s best-known archaeological discovery.

• Ancient Egyptian funerary practicesBroader topic: Its preserved burial assemblage documents the objects provided for a royal afterlife.

• ThebesBroader topic: Its burial goods provide unusually rich evidence of New Kingdom royal funerary practice.

• Eighteenth Dynasty of EgyptBroader topic: Its contents provide unusually rich evidence of royal burial and material culture.

• KaRelated: Its burial goods and ritual equipment illuminate provisions for a king’s afterlife.

• Egyptian MuseumRelated: Objects excavated from the tomb became the museum’s most celebrated collection.

• Howard CarterBroader topic: The discovery for which Carter is best known.

• SenetBroader topic: Its burial goods included several senet boards, including elaborate examples.

• Grave goodsBroader topic: Its furnishings, chariots, and ritual objects offer an unusually rich royal burial assemblage.

• Egyptian blueBroader topic: Objects from the tomb include blue-painted materials associated with Egyptian pigment traditions.

• TombBroader topic: Its preserved burial goods made it an exceptional case for studying an ancient tomb.

• Grand Egyptian MuseumBroader topic: Its contents provide the material basis for the museum’s dedicated Tutankhamun display.