In the thousands of years of human history, the ancients left us a lot of wealth, countless. These treasures are not only cultural wealth, spiritual wealth, scientific wealth, but also many priceless treasures. And the treasures of these prices can't be measured by money. Even if they are expensive, they can't be destroyed.

Tutankhamun's golden mask is Egypt's national treasure, which is now hidden in the deepest part of the Egyptian National Museum in Cairo. The mask is made of gold knots and inlaid with precious stones and stained glass. The forehead is decorated with eagle gods and cobra gods, symbolizing upper and lower Egypt. Upper Egypt took the eagle as its protector, while lower Egypt took the snake god as its protector. The beard hangs down below, symbolizing the god Osiris.

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Tutankhamun was the Pharaoh of the first 18 dynasty in the new kingdom of ancient Egypt. His original name was Tutankhamun, and later he changed his name to Tutankhamun, because his belief changed from worshipping Atong (the Egyptian sun god) to worshiping Amon (the creator of ancient Egypt and the king of gods). He ascended the throne at the age of 9 and died suddenly at the age of 19. The cause of death was once talked about by murder, so his life was shrouded in mystery.

Tutankhamun's golden mask was found in the tomb of the ancient Egyptian Pharaoh Tutankhamun more than 3300 years ago. The excavation of Tutankhamun's tomb took 19 years. When his mummy was excavated, he wore a gold mask on his head. The mask is commensurate with the size of a real person's face and just covers the face. King Tutankhamun's golden mask has not only become one of the top ten priceless treasures in the world, but also made its owner Tutankhamun the most famous Pharaoh in ancient Egypt.