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En noviembre de 1922, más de un siglo después de la localización de la primera tumba en el Valle de los Reyes y tras años de estudio, planificación y escrutinio del lugar, Howard Carter protagonizó el que a día de hoy sigue siendo el hallazgo arqueológico más importante de todos los tiempos, el de la tumba de Tutankamón. La relevancia de su descubrimiento estriba en el hecho de que, de las más de sesenta tumbas encontradas, ésta era la única que permanecía intacta. Repleta de tesoros, ropas, vasijas, momias y símbolos religiosos, permitía reconstruir la vida en el Egipto...