Unmasked: The real faces of the crippled King Tutankhamun (who walked with a cane) and his incestuous parents. By CLAIRE BATES Updated: 18:43 EDT, 20 February 2010 ...

King Tut was a frail teen with a cleft palate who walked with a cane and died of malaria – not murder, according to scientists who studied the famous Pharaoh’s DNA.. The Egyptian boy king who ...

King Tut Mysteries Solved: Was Disabled, Malarial, and Inbred "Frail boy" needed cane, says study, which also found oldest genetic proof of malaria.

It was also said that Tutankhamun needed a cane to walk as he had the painful Köhler disease in addition to oligodactyly in his right foot and clubfoot on his left.

King Tut is one of the most famous figures in the history of Ancient Egypt, but his true appearance has remained a mystery ... indicating that King Tut would have needed a cane to walk.

Tutankhamun's real-life face has remained a mystery for more than 3,000 years - but advance 3D imaging technology has revealed exactly what the Ancient Egyptian Pharaoh would have looked like ...

Ancient Egyptians made him a god. Modern Egyptologists made him immortal. When Tutankhamun came to the throne around 1330 B.C.E., he still counted his age in single digits. When he died, his body w… ...

The face of one the most prominent pharaohs of ancient Egypt, King Tutankhamun, has been reconstructed after 3,300 years. The scientists who conducted the study have likened him to “more of a ...

Archaeology & History King Tut’s Iconic Death Mask Was Intended for Someone Else, Researchers Say. Research from the University of York points to an "overlooked clue" hiding in plain sight.

King Tutankhamun's mummified remains were found 100 years ago inside three gilded coffins, replicas of which are part of a new exhibit, “Tutankhamun: His Tomb and His Treasures,” at COSI in ...

Relics in Tutankhamun’s tomb hint he invented elaborate burial rites Tutankhamun ruled ancient Egypt shortly after a period of religious instability, and objects from his tomb suggest he took ...

Tutankhamun's real-life face has remained a mystery for more than 3,000 years - but advance 3D imaging technology has revealed exactly what the Ancient Egyptian Pharaoh would have looked like ...