In the first minute into the video, he said the mirror itself was stolen. But King Tuts tomb was one of the only pyramid that was found undisturbed and never broken into. So who stole the mirror? Certainly not Howard Carter?
Strangely enough, there was a story on Carter's theft and later sale of some parts of artifacts in France, about the same time this video was published. Based on Carter's photos, parts of Tut's necklace ended up getting sold. I don't recall the museums names, but do remember there are now parts in two mid-west states, (KS-MO, general area). Beads from the necklace and ... I forget. So... maybe Carter?
It's my understanding that it broken into sometime shortly after sealed, but not greatly disturbed. I have seen this on several videos recently, but don't remember which channels I saw it.
@@williamromine5715 That theory seems a bit off, William. I've never seen photos of a break-in through the years. Plus, the entire tomb area was covered with the flood and resulting silting of the area that kept its location a mystery for thousands of years. Bribing guards and officials on the way out after the burial would be something always in the realm of possibility. Corrupt religious officials aren't a new thing. That could be confused with a "break-in with no evidence". Did they put forth any evidence? Photos and receipts got Carter.
@@MapMonkeyTube I googled it, and there are numerous articles about more than on previous raid on the tomb. Like you, I always thought the tomb was intact when found in the 20's.
@@williamromine5715 So I've learned a couple of Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs that I'll actually remember, and that Tut's tomb was stolen from multiple times, and it's only Tuesday. Thanks. And thanks for starting the conversation, Joy.
Based on the provided search results, there is no specific information available regarding the translation of the hieroglyphs on King Tut's Magic Mirror. The search results do not provide any direct sources or information related to the translation of the hieroglyphs on this specific artifact. If you are interested in learning more about the translation of hieroglyphs or the specific hieroglyphs found on King Tut's Magic Mirror, I recommend consulting scholarly resources, books, or articles written by experts in the field of Egyptology. These sources may provide more detailed information and insights into the translation and interpretation of hieroglyphic texts. Please note that without specific information or sources related to the translation of the hieroglyphs on King Tut's Magic Mirror, it is not possible to provide a detailed analysis or translation of the hieroglyphs in question. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!
In the first minute into the video, he said the mirror itself was stolen. But King Tuts tomb was one of the only pyramid that was found undisturbed and never broken into. So who stole the mirror? Certainly not Howard Carter?
Strangely enough, there was a story on Carter's theft and later sale of some parts of artifacts in France, about the same time this video was published. Based on Carter's photos, parts of Tut's necklace ended up getting sold. I don't recall the museums names, but do remember there are now parts in two mid-west states, (KS-MO, general area). Beads from the necklace and ... I forget.
So... maybe Carter?
It's my understanding that it broken into sometime shortly after sealed, but not greatly disturbed. I have seen this on several videos recently, but don't remember which channels I saw it.
@@williamromine5715 That theory seems a bit off, William. I've never seen photos of a break-in through the years. Plus, the entire tomb area was covered with the flood and resulting silting of the area that kept its location a mystery for thousands of years.
Bribing guards and officials on the way out after the burial would be something always in the realm of possibility. Corrupt religious officials aren't a new thing. That could be confused with a "break-in with no evidence".
Did they put forth any evidence? Photos and receipts got Carter.
@@MapMonkeyTube I googled it, and there are numerous articles about more than on previous raid on the tomb. Like you, I always thought the tomb was intact when found in the 20's.
@@williamromine5715 So I've learned a couple of Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs that I'll actually remember, and that Tut's tomb was stolen from multiple times, and it's only Tuesday. Thanks.
And thanks for starting the conversation, Joy.
Want more "shows" like these.
Bob Briar is reaaalllllly good at lecturing...if I was one of his kids id purposely get in trouble in ways that led to him lecturing me
Superb.
So the mirror was like an ancient carrot top joke.
Is this not King Tut's Mirror vid?
Nope. turned out its an heirogliphics online class
@@joyoptimal6286 I like when i try to watch something that I might like only find out it is nothing like what the title says.
It reminds me about word "nebu" also means prophet, interesting.
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Based on the provided search results, there is no specific information available regarding the translation of the hieroglyphs on King Tut's Magic Mirror. The search results do not provide any direct sources or information related to the translation of the hieroglyphs on this specific artifact.
If you are interested in learning more about the translation of hieroglyphs or the specific hieroglyphs found on King Tut's Magic Mirror, I recommend consulting scholarly resources, books, or articles written by experts in the field of Egyptology. These sources may provide more detailed information and insights into the translation and interpretation of hieroglyphic texts.
Please note that without specific information or sources related to the translation of the hieroglyphs on King Tut's Magic Mirror, it is not possible to provide a detailed analysis or translation of the hieroglyphs in question.
If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!