Knowledge Ninja

💡

💡

that the damage on the back of King Tut s skull was due to mishandling of his remains rather than a fatal blow to the head.

Oct 31, 2022•1 min read

Fun Fact: that the damage on the back of King Tut’s skull was due to mishandling of his remains rather than a fatal blow to the head.

Source

biography.com

Share this fascinating fact! 🥷

Share on X Discover more facts

💡More Fun Facts

Keep exploring and learning

In 2011, the NFL was rocked by a scandal known as Bountygate, in which New Orleans Saints players were found to have been betting on how badly they could injure players from the opposing team. This led to the head coach being suspended for a season due to his apparent approval of the behaviour.

Jackie Robinson was part of the first African-American tank unit to be involved in World War II, but he was unable to be deployed due to his court-martial for not complying with the order to move to the back of a bus.

Hirsoshima, Japan is one of the few locations outside of the United States that commemorates Martin Luther King Jr Day, due to his vocal stance on nuclear non-expansion and disarmament.

in 2003, 12yo Auri Allen was featured on Ripley s Believe It or Not due to his massive size, nicknamed Baby Shaq. By 2006, he was regarded as one of the top 5 basketball players in the country, until a car crash paralyzed him. He later became a Head Coach and founded his own basketball academy.

Of all the European royal crowns, only the British one actually sits on the head of a monarch. All other European monarchs, including even the Pope in his political capacity, have civil inaugurations rather than coronations.

that during the Civil War, Asa Tift, a notable Salvager from Key West, Florida, and his brothers financed a ship to be built for the Confederates in Mobile, Alabama. However, after the Unions victory at Vicksburg, Tift and his brothers decided to blow up the ship rather than let it be captured.

Explore All Fun Facts