Tutankhamuns Collection

Howard Carter, Lord Carnarvon - entrance, Tutankhamun's Tomb
Howard Carter and Lord Carnarvon at the entrance to Tutankhamun Tomb

Lady Evelyn Herbert, Carnarvon, Carter and Callender
Lady Evelyn Herbert, Lord Carnarvon, Howard Carter and Arthur Callender at Tutankhamun's Tomb entrance, Novembe

First inspection of Tutankhamun's tomb
The first glimpse of the great Egyptian treasure: a drawing from material supplied by Lord Carnarvon. Lord Carnarvon, Lady Evelyn Herbert

Men assisting Howard Carter with Tutankhamuns tomb
The men assisting Mr Howard Carter: the three head men (at back) who are helping Mr Carter to pack and remove the objects from Tutankhamuns tomb to that of Seti II. 1923

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Egypt, Cairo, Painting of Tutankhamuns death mask on papyrus paper

Carved Ivory Head Rest - Treasures of Tutankhamuns Tomb. The central pillar is formed mainly of a figure of the god Shu (god of the air)

Tutankhamuns ivory fan with ostrich feathers
Tutankhamuns fan with ostrich feathers. It has a beautifully decorated ivory handle and the original feathers collected by Tutankhamun on his hunting expeditions

Throne of Tutankhamun. ca. 1340 BC. Back of the throne depicting Queen Ankhesenamun putting the finishing touches to the kings toilet. Tutankhamuns Treasure

Interior of the Tomb of Seti
The first photograph of the interior of the tomb of Seti II which shows the temporary laboratory with fragments of royal robes and Tutankhamuns throne. Date: 17th February 1923

Step Cut in the Rock - The entrance before Excavation
This photograph shows the Step Cut in the Rock which led Mr Carter to the discovery of Tutankhamuns Tomb

Howard Carter and Mr Callender carrying a casket of jewels from Tutankhamuns Tomb

Excavation of the Tomb of Tutankhamun
The photograph shows a group of archaeologists and Egyptian government officials at the examination of Tutankhamuns mummy

Tutankhamuns Throne
The gold back rest of the throne of Pharoah TUTANKHAMUN ruler of the 18th Dynasty of Egypt 1361 - 1352 BC (Egyptian Museum, Cairo)

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"Unveiling the Secrets of Tutankhamun's Tomb: A Journey with Howard Carter and Lord Carnarvon" In 1922, renowned archaeologist Howard Carter, accompanied by his patron Lord Carnarvon, made history as they discovered the long-lost entrance to Tutankhamun's tomb in Egypt. This remarkable find would forever change our understanding of ancient Egyptian civilization. Among those present during this monumental moment was Lady Evelyn Herbert, daughter of Lord Carnarvon. Together with Carter and Callender, they embarked on a daring adventure into the depths of Tutankhamun's burial chamber. As they entered the tomb for the first time, their eyes beheld an awe-inspiring sight. Amongst the treasures that lay before them was Tutankhamun's ivory fan adorned with delicate ostrich feathers – a testament to the opulence and grandeur that surrounded this young pharaoh in life and death. Men from all walks of life joined forces to assist Howard Carter in meticulously documenting and preserving each artifact found within Tutankhamun's tomb. Their dedication ensured that these priceless relics would be safeguarded for generations to come. One such treasure was a carved ivory headrest – an exquisite piece symbolizing comfort in eternity. It stood as a reminder of how even in death, Pharaohs sought solace amidst lavish surroundings. Another remarkable find was none other than Tutankhamun's throne itself - dating back to approximately 1340 BC. Its intricate design spoke volumes about ancient Egyptian craftsmanship while offering insights into royal power dynamics during that era. Venturing further into Egypt's rich history, we catch glimpses inside Seti I’s tomb - its interior showcasing breathtaking artistry etched onto every surface. These discoveries shed light on not only King Seti I but also on his successors who followed him down this sacred path. Step by step, through rock-cut passages carefully excavated by Howard Carter and Mr.