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Welcome back everybody to another episode of Mysterious Circumstances.

Gotta kind of fun historical. We're going to try to debunk some curse type episode

and we're going to be talking about the curse of King Tut.

Part one is going to be just documenting who King Tut actually was and talk a little bit about

some of the people involved in the excavation and then we're going to talk a little bit about

curses because curses were not unheard of in certain dynasties.

So yeah, I do have some Patreon and a Venmodo nation to think and I'm going to do that on part two

because I just want to get going on this episode.

So Tutan Common, commonly referred to as King Tut because it is a lot easier to say.

He was an Egyptian Pharaoh who was the last of his royal family to rule during the end of the 18th

dynasty which he ruled from 1332 BC to 1323 BC and this is during the new kingdom of Egyptian

history. Before he was referred to as Tutan Common, he was Tutan Cotton and Tutan Cotton meant

living image of Ahten and Tutan Common meant living image of Aman. The Ahten got replaced

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