Cartouche that contains the hieroglyphic signs that render Tutankhamun's personal name with his usual epithet, "Tutankhamun, ruler of On of Upper Egypt [a name for Thebes]," and his throne name, "Nebkheperura". This image was copied from wikipedia:en. The original description was: This image is extracted from Infofocalpoint.com, an article called, "Howard Carter, and other archeologists who discovered King Tut, are blamed for much of the damage to his bodily remains," and is a direct transcription of ancient heiroglyphics.[1]
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{{Information |Description=Cartouche that contains the hieroglyphic signs that render Tutankhamun's personal name with his usual epithet, "Tutankhamun, ruler of On of Upper Egypt [a name for Thebes]," and his throne name, "Nebkheperura". This image was c