Howard Carter’s Path From Artist to King Tut Discoverer
Howard Carter, unlike many archaeologists, did not finish college and followed an artistic path like his father. At 18 he went to Egypt to study tomb art, became an assistant to a renowned archaeologist, and ultimately led the discovery of King Tutankhamun. Although he did not keep the treasures, his writings and lectures made him wealthy.
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Valley of the Kings Finds King Tut Tomb Anniversary
The 75th anniversary of King Tutankhamun's tomb discovery is noted. Found on November 4, 1922, the tomb and as many as 63 others were buried in the Valley of the Kings. Howard Carter led the dig amid legends of curses sparked by a canary omen.
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