Major Theories Of King Tut's Death

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King Tut died a long time ago, yet how he dies still remains a mystery. There are three main theories that I have found which may be the 3 most possible reason why King Tut has died. The first theory is an illness which scientists have found the illness in his body after his death. Another theory is murder. Research has shown that King Tut was most likely killed due to how his advisors had acted after his death. The last theory of how King Tut died was by a chariot crash. Some say it was an rock in the road and others say that he was clumsy and fell off the chariot. These are the 3 main theories of how King Tut died. The first theory which is illness may have caused King Tut’s death. Scientists had done some research and it shows that “King

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