Scientists are sure that the legendary tomb of Tutankhamun was originally erected for a woman, according to the Daily Mail. The researchers noticed that the inner passage to the structure turns to the right, which is not typical for female burials.
In male tombs, the turn is always directed to the left. Scientists have suggested that the structure may have been planned for the female pharaoh Hatshepsut. The dimensions of the burial also indicate a female footprint. They believe that the tomb was erected for a woman, but the death of Tutankhamun changed the plans of the Egyptian builders. It is possible that the legendary tomb could also be intended for the wife of Pharaoh Nefertiti.
Tutankhamun lived from 1332 to 1323 BC. e. However, these data may be inaccurate as there are no labels. He married Ankhesenamun. Pharaoh ruled for only nine years and died of an unknown illness.
A number of experts believe that the ruler of Ancient Egypt could have fallen from his chariot and died from his injuries. He could only live to be nineteen years old. A number of researchers do not exclude that he could become a victim of a conspiracy of court people, who could be ruled by the regent Ey.