And Ankhesenamen was there, the widow. She grieved for the boy who had been her husband and her half-brother. He had been all the family she had had since the death of her father-their father.

Ankhesenamen, the daughter of Nefertiti. Two tiny mummified fetuses were found in Tut's tomb in 1922, and were declared to be the Tut's daughters by Connolly when he analyzed the tomb of the ...

The remains of two foetuses found in the tomb of ancient Egypt's boy king Tutankhamen may have been twins and were very likely his children, says a UK expert. Professor Robert Connolly, who first ...

Tut became king at the tender age of 9. His rule was unremarkable. He married his half-sister, Queen Ankhesenamen, and met an untimely death at 19. Unlike the meticulous care in preparing the dead ...

Citing forensic evidence he concluded that Tut was the victim of murder, probably by his chief advisor Aye, a commoner, who then married Tut's widow, Queen Ankhesenamen. According to Brier ...

Eventually, they winnowed the field to just four suspects: Maya, Tut’s chief treasurer; Horemheb, his military commander; Ankhesenamen, his wife; and Ay, his Prime Minister. (Warning ...