Assassination And General Horemheb

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King tut died by assassination and General Horemheb is the one who did it. One piece of evidence that shows that General Horemheb killed king tut is “An x-ray of his skull revealed a calcified blood clot ai its base. This could have been caused by a blow from a blunt implement, which eventually resulted in death”. This shows that he was assassinated because most likely he would've gotten hit in the head by a object. A piece of implicit evidence is I think that he was killed by General Horemheb because when general horemheb was king he removed every pharaoh's name from the wall that married king tuts wife so that why i think he was jealous of king tut, and that's why he killed him.

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