3.9K views · 140 reactions | The archaeologist Howard Carter opened the tomb of Tutankhamun on 26 November 1922, saying he could see 'wonderful things!' The discovery revived popular interest in ancient Egypt, which had begun during the Regency period after European travellers began bringing back accounts of ancient remains. Check out some of the places you can find 'Egyptomania' architecture in England ➡️ https://bit.ly/361wnHQ | Historic England | Facebook

139K views · 11K reactions | While Howard Carter became a celebrity for discovering the tomb of King Tut, there was another man who played a crucial role in Tut's worldwide fame. Meet Harry Burton, "The Man Who Shot Tutankhamun."  #KingTut  Watch Here: curiosity.tv/ui83u5o | Curiosity Stream | Facebook

3.5K reactions · 774 shares | As we celebrate the life of our most famous volunteer, hear how President Carter described what Habitat for Humanity meant to him. #HonoringCarter | Habitat for Humanity | Facebook

"On this day in 1922, Lord Carnarvon and Howard Carter first glimpsed the first room of the extraordinary tomb of Tutankhamun." —Our longtime cultural partners at Highclere Castle Let us take you to the Valley of the Kings to explore this legendary region of Egypt: https://explore.viking.com/3OsQwfq | Viking