This scaled down model of the
famous sarcophogus actually was
used to hold Tut's intestines. It
is beautifully crafted and made
with gold inlay as well as the
blue semi-precious stone, lapis-
lazuli.

This crook and flail belonged to
King Tutankhamun, and he is
believed to have used them in
ceremonies while he ruled.

A diadem is a type of crown,
usually circular and thin, worn in
ceremonies by royalty.

These alabaster canopic jars, had
lids with the 4 figures of the
goddesses Isis, Nemphthys, Neit,
and Selket.

Tutankhamen's vitals liver,
lungs, stomach and intestines
were placed in this beautifully
crafted calcite chest placed
within a gilded (gold covered)
shrine in the treasury.