New discoveries

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Made after 100 years

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Archaeologists find fresh evidence 100 years after King Tut's tomb was discovered.

New discoveries archaeologists made after 100 years of

Unearthing King Tut’s tomb

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There's good news for history buffs. Archaeologists are dealing with more relics and debates than ever before.

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The news that was announced on November 4, 1922, was the greatest accomplishment in contemporary history.

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On that day, the crew learned that there was still hope and that there was still more to learn.

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More digging has been done at the Saqqara site in Giza, according to the former state minister of Egypt, who spoke to NBC News.

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In addition to other items, the archaeology team has discovered coffins and papyrus scrolls.

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King Tut-related new discoveries will shortly be on exhibit at the Grand Egyptian Museum.

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The audience will have a magnificent view of the Khufu and Menkaure pyramids thanks to the world's largest museum.

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The British archaeologist Howard Carter, according to the Egyptology professor, is suspected of stealing some jewellery while excavating Tut's tomb.

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The jewellery allegedly belonged to Tutankhamun, a young pharaoh.

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Papyrus manuscripts, uncovered coffins, and other item