Egyptians use Tutenkhamun DNA to uncover lineage
Thursday, June 04, 2009
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Egyptian researchers are using DNA tests to discover the lineage of pharaoh king Tutenkhamun, whose ancestry remains a mystery to Egyptologists, says antiquities capo Zahi Hawass. The young king, whose mummy was found by English archaeologist Howard Carter in 1922, ruled Egypt between 1333 and 1324 BC. His ancestry has been a source of speculation. This Article is only available in The Daily Star on-line archive. Containing over 100,000 articles, The Daily Star archive is an excellent information source and research tool for all events in Lebanon and the region since 1997.
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