The conclusions of a study conducted by an Egyptologist at a Canadian university state that two of Tutankhamun's sisters, and not one, ascended together to the throne of Egypt after the death of their father Akhenaten. Specialists had known for nearly 50 years that in the 14th century BC, a queen-pharaoh had preceded Tutankhamun on the throne, recalls Valérie Angenot, Egyptologist and art historian at the Université du Québec in Montreal. Here’s what you need to know.
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