King Tut’s mask is one of the most famous ancient Egyptian artifacts in the world. But what did the boy king, who died around 1323 B.C.E, actually look like? A new facial reconstruction has ...

A side profile view of the 3D reconstruction. King Tut took the throne at the age of just eight or nine, and died when he was around 18 years old.

An ancient Egyptian pharaoh that may be King Tut's father has a new face, ... – In photos: The life and death of King Tut – Photos: The reconstruction of teen who lived 9,000 years ago.

Tutankhamun has been brought back to life after more than 3,300 years through a facial reconstruction that experts are calling the “most realistic” ever made of the ancient Egyptian pharaoh.

King Tut's father revealed. The reconstruction of KV 55, thought to be the pharaoh Akhenaten. This is the face of a pharaoh — possibly Akhenaten, ... Facial reconstruction of King Richard III.

This face reveal was tut-ally awesome. Scientists have finally unveiled what the fabled Egyptian King Tutankhamen would have looked like during his reign of power over 3,300 years ago.

Digital reconstruction of King Tut’s skull. Credit: Andrew Nelson Andrew Nelson’s bioarchaeological research is focused on the study of human remains from ancient cultures.

Egyptologists studying King Tutankhamun are piecing together what he may have looked like based on the remains of his mummy, personal artifacts, pharaoh portraits and figurines of his likeness.

The researchers behind the facial reconstruction said the result was ‘amazingly close’ to a previous one King Tutankhamun’s face reconstructed after 3300 years Skip to main content ...

A photoshop artist reconstructed the face of Queen Tiye, the grandmother of King Tut, from her 3,000-year-old mummified remains. The result brings the ancient queen's face to life.