King Tutankhamun's burial goods to be transferred to new museum

King Tutankhamun's burial goods to be transferred to new museum

Japanese and local Egyptologists examine a bed of King Tutankhamun at a museum in Cairo on March 28, 2017, before transferring the king's burial goods to a new museum. The Japan International Cooperation Agency has provided support during the pre-transfer operations. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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