Horemheb

In fact, the tomb was never completed. In his publication, Erik Hornung stresses the importance of this unfinished tomb in helping to illuminate the tomb construction process. In his introduction to Das Grab des Haremhab im Tal der Könige, Hornung explicitly states the epigraphic method and technology used. They used a Linhof Kardan Color camera, which compensated for distortions commonly encountered photographing in tight spaces, and artificial light consisting of two 500 watt lamps. The textual description of the tomb begins with a history of Horemheb and how he ascended to the royal throne. The analysis of the tomb decoration is brief, since the decoration was not finished when the tomb was abandoned. However, it is addressed in conjunction with the tomb layout and structure. Frank Teichmann authors a chapter dedicated to what we can learn about tomb construction from the abandoned tomb, which shows various stages of completion. Lastly, objects found in the tomb are presented, most importantly the sarcophagus that was found…

My theory is that the whole series of events started out by Aye not liking Akhenaten because he was a heretic, and he assassinated him. Horemheb found out what Aye was doing and joined him because he was against Akhenaten. Then, Horemheb killed King Tut, but found out Aye was going to be the king. Horemheb kidnapped ankhesenamun and when Aye tried to save her, he was murdered and Tey became the queen. Horemheb married her and took credit for all of the reigns in that dynasty. Aye had the…

King Tut’s Death Mystery Horemheb, the highest deputy army general, killed Akhenaten, Tut’s father, Tut, and Aye, the chief advisor, to be the Pharaoh of Egypt. There are many theories on how Tut died. By murdering Akhenaten, Tut, and Aye, Horemheb would have become king. Horemheb and Aye both wanted to become soul mates with Queen Ankhesenamun to be ruler. Horemheb killed Tut by hitting him unconscious and cutting his heart out. Evidence on the young boy’s corpse show that a…

felt when King Tut was murdered. Imagine yourself in the hands of Aye. Think about how Horemheb felt. King Tut died from being murdered by Aye. And They murdered Ankhesenamun. I think king Tut got murdered by aye. I think that because right when king tut died aye married Ankhesenamun like as if he was waiting for king tut to die. But since he was so young they figured that it would take a long time for him to die so Aye decided to do it himself. Another example of why i think Aye killed king…

Over the course of the years, King Tutankhamen’s (also known as King Tut) death has remained a mystery. Many theories have been put forth, but still, the cause of his death is unknown. Some theories suggest that King Tut was murdered while other theories suggest that his death was an accident or an illness. The top three theories are the theory of Aye, the theory of Horemheb, and the theory of natural death. During the reign of Amenhotep IV (also known as Akhenaton), Egypt was catastrophic. The…

How did King Tut die?He died by poisoning made by Aye and Horemheb Tut’s advisors/adopted parents.They poisoned him because, King Tut’s father was trying to make Egypt monotheistic so the king won’t have to waste his time with all these ceremonies.Tut’s death was hurried and he wasn’t painted on his walls. King Tut has a cut on his cheek by almost getting assassinated.But he was in a fight and was put into a coma for a day or 2.Then he ate a giant meal but some of it wasn’t fully cooked[some…

To ensure the restoration and refocus of the traditional gods to be continued and reduce the power of the Cult of Amun, the Egyptian pharaohs within the late 18th and early 19th dynasty, Horemheb, Ramesses II, Seti I and Ramesses II, re-established the return and worship of the traditional gods for a political purpose, ensuring control of the Egyptian empire. In the effort to remove all previous mentions of the Aten, the following pharaoh’s destroyed all mentions of Akhenaten to the pharaohs…

Brier. He wrote an international best seller, The Murder of King Tut, first published in 1998 Egypt (Collins and Ogilvie-Herald). In 1963, Professor Ronald .G. Harrison was able to take an x-ray of King Tut’s mummified body. After looking at the x-ray of the skull of Tutankhamen, he concluded that Tutankhamen had taken a blow to the head, which caused his death Egypt (Collins and Ogilvie-Herald).. After examining forensic evidence by Professor Ronald G. Harrison, Bod Brier came up with this…

Lower Egypt and Upper Egypt. Tutankhamun restored Amenhotep III’s Theban palace ; issued a decree restoring temples, images, and privileges of the old gods. After King Tutankhamun’s death, Akhesenamun, his wife in which he was forced to marry, was unfortianatly left in a difficult position, since the other prince was murdered before he even got into Egypt, she was forced to marry Ay, and became king of Egypt. Tutankhamun lived his early life in the city of Akhenaten. He was son of Lady Kiaya,…

Pharaoh Ramses II was born in a high ranking family but not royalty.His grandfather Ramses I,was nominated by Pharaoh Horemheb as the Hereditary Prince in the entire lands,making Ramses I an heir to the throne followed a year later by Ramses father. This allowed Ramses II to become a pharaoh. Pharaoh Ramses II was born in an unknown month in 1303 BCE and died in July or August 1213 BCE. He reigned 1297-1213 BCE, he was also known as Ramses the Great, he was the third pharaoh in the…