The Murder of Tutankhamen
By Bob Brier
By Bob Brier
By Bob Brier
By Bob Brier
Category: Ancient World History | True Crime
Category: Ancient World History | True Crime
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$24.00
Jun 07, 2005 | ISBN 9780425206904
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Jun 07, 2005 | ISBN 9781101664759
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Praise
Praise for The Murder of Tutankhamen
“Can the truth be known about a possible murder that would have been committed 3,000 years ago? Respected Egyptologist Bob Brier, specialist in paleopathology and host of The Learning Channel’s acclaimed series The Great Egyptians, believes it can. Skillfully combining known historical events with evidence gathered by advanced technologies, Brier has re-created the suspenseful story of religious upheaval and political intrigue that likely resulted in the murder of the teenage king Tutankhamen…Breathing life into old bones and artifacts, Brier examines all available evidence to arrive at ‘the most reasonable explanation for a tragic event,’ an explanation that, he says, is testable through the use of current technology on the mummified remains of the ancient king.”—Booklist (starred review)
“Persuasive…accessible…exciting.”—Boston Globe
“A clear and convincing case…an intriguing piece of speculation.”—Publishers Weekly
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