Burial Art from Inside the Tomb of King Tutankhamun - Luxor's Valley of the Kings

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  • Photo title: Burial Art from Inside the Tomb of King Tutankhamun - Luxor's Valley of the Kings
  • Author: Buzzinaroundtheworld
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  • Goddess Nut Greeting King Tutankhamun (left) and the Opening of the Mouth (right). One of the interesting scenes depicted inside the burial chamber of King Tut is the Opening of the Mouth. This ritual was performed so the deceased pharaoh would be able to breathe during the afterlife. Goddess Nut, the Goddess of the Night, is also shown greeting King Tut.
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