Consequently, King Tut and the mummy boy both died at a young age, but King Tut was well known globally and was wealth unlike the boy. King Tut Sarcophagus was engraved with rich treasures of sculpture, furniture and jewelry largely intact. He was reposed in the innermost of three coffins, nested one within the other. The innermost coffin was the most luxurious of the three. Unlike the mummy boy that was found, King Tut tomb and Sarcophagus told his ideal story of who he was. Scholars say that he was probably Akhenaton’s son through his first marriage. Although King Tut was too young to fight, artists represented him as a conqueror, and he appears as a victorious general in the panels of a painted chest deposited in his tomb. Sarcophagus and
