3.9K views · 29 reactions | Margaret Mountford works with a present-day photographer Harry Cory Wright to find out how Burton pushed the boundaries of photographic art to create his extraordinary and influential pictures of the world’s most famous archaeological discovery. The Man Who Shot Tutankhamun premieres tonight at 7:30pm AEST, part of Egypt month on HISTORY. | HISTORY | Facebook

A Throne of Love and Power! The Golden Throne of Tutankhamun is one of the most breathtaking treasures of ancient Egypt. The scene captures a tender moment of love between Tutankhamun and his queen Ankhesenamun, as she gently places her hand on his shoulder. Behind her, on a small table, rests a turquoise lotus flower symbol of eternal love and rebirth. Meanwhile, the young king sits proudly on his throne, his feet pressing on a footstool decorated with a scene of enemies — Asiatics and Africans

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117K views · 3.2K reactions | The Power Plant Theory Explained Part 3 - Niokla Tesla and his theory of wireless energy. What if the pyramids weren’t built for tombs but to generate power? This is part 3. Go back and watch part one and two to understand. Great breakdown of this theory from extraNarrative on TT | The Conspiracy Podcast | Facebook