Tutankhamun: In My Own Hieroglyphs war but also by media-makers

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Tutankhamun: In My Own Hieroglyphs war but also by media-makersLeena Pekkalainen What was it like to grow up in the royal palace of ancient Egypt, and to become kingpharaoh!at the age of nine? And then one day to wake up dead and trapped in a tomb for three thousand years with nothing to read and no one to talk to except a ba bird, a cow headed bed with personality problems, and a few gilded gods? Tutankhamun, the famous boy king of ancient Egypt, is here to tell usin his own hieroglyphs. From driving chariots