Using colorized photographs we see each of Tutankhamun's coffins opened, like a Russian doll, one within the next, finishing with a coffin made of sold gold and solid gold death mask. King Tut in Color airs Monday night at 10/9c on National Geographic. | National Geographic TV

Step into Mardi Gras history as HNOC’s Lydia Blackmore unboxes a 1932 King Tut costume from our collections! This street costume worn by Peter Cabral is paired with his original hand-drawn design and vintage photographs of him and friends celebrating Mardi Gras in 1932. These objects are part of a recent HNOC acquisition (2024.0285) that includes papers, photographs, ephemera, and costumes retrieved from the attic of the Cabral and Brandon family home in Mississippi. 🎭 With parades lining up in

2.8M views · 18K reactions | Is there really a curse that is lethal to people who opened the king tut's tomb? Today we're exploring what happened to the people who found and examined the ancient egyptian tombs and if there is really any truth to the whole curse theory or can the science in 2019 explain exactly what happened! | The Infographics Show | Facebook