King Tut's Dagger Was Made Using Meteorite Fragment
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Recently, researchers from the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, Milan Polytechnic, and Pisa University made a mind-blowing discovery about King Tut's final resting situation. He was laid to rest with a dagger made of material from space.
King Tut and the objects in his tomb have fascinated people for decades.
Recently, researchers from the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, Milan Polytechnic, and Pisa University made one more mind-blowing discovery about the ruler’s final resting situation, reports Gizmodo.
King Tut was laid to rest with a dagger made of material from space, according to Seeker.
Non-invasive testing of the piece revealed it contains meteoric iron.
King Tut and the objects in his tomb have fascinated people for decades.
Recently, researchers from the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, Milan Polytechnic, and Pisa University made one more mind-blowing discovery about the ruler’s final resting situation, reports Gizmodo.
King Tut was laid to rest with a dagger made of material from space, according to Seeker.
Non-invasive testing of the piece revealed it contains meteoric iron.