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King Tut’s Tomb Just Got Weirder: Could This Be the Oldest Resurrection Ritual in History? - Optic Flux

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Ancient Secrets Buried in Plain SightNearly 3,300 years after his death, Tutankhamun is still making headlines—and this time, it’s not because of gold masks or cursed tombs. Archaeologists now believe a set of humble wooden staffs and clay trays buried near King Tut’s sarcophagus could unlock the oldest physical evidence of a mythical resurrection ritual: […]

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King Tut’s Tomb Just Got Weirder: Could This Be the Oldest Resurrection Ritual in History? - Optic Flux

Ancient Secrets Buried in Plain SightNearly 3,300 years after his death, Tutankhamun is still making headlines—and this time, it’s not because of gold masks or cursed tombs. Archaeologists now believe a set of humble wooden staffs and clay trays buried near King Tut’s sarcophagus could unlock the oldest physical evidence of a mythical resurrection ritual: […]

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