Celebrating 101 Years Since the Discovery of King Tutankhamun's Sarcophagus

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On **January 3, 1924**, archaeologists discovered King Tutankhamun's **sarcophagus** within his hidden tomb, preserved for over **3,000 years**.
British archaeologist **Howard Carter** unveiled the sarcophagus, which contained **three gold coffins** with Tutankhamun's mummified remains.
The **tomb discovery article** notes it was the most intact pharaoh's burial site ever found, shedding light on ancient Egyptian burial practices.
This moment sparked a **century** of public fascination and research about King Tut's life, reign, and the legend of his **curse**.
**More than 5,000 artifacts** were found in the tomb, including jewelry, weapons, and even the mummified remains of Tut's stillborn children, leading to ongoing inquiries.

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