Who killed King Tut

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It is uncertain how Tutankhamen, the most famous of the Egyptian pharaohs, died, as his mummy was in very poor condition when it was discovered. However, it is clear that there were significant efforts to destroy all evidence of his existence soon after his death. X-rays of Tutankhamen's body indicate that he may have suffered blows to the head, and it is possible to argue that he may have been murdered. The murder could have been carried out on the orders of Aye, an old family adviser who may well have married Ankhesenamen, Tutankhamen's widow.

Pharaohs

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Tsunamigenic sea-floor deformations

Article Abstract:

A National Science Foundation workshop examined the interface between interfacial seismology and tsunami hydrodynamics. Goals were to discover the features of early sea-floor spreading that can be inferred and discuss the use of instruments to monitor tsunami generation.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, United States. National Science Foundation, Seismological research, Tsunamis, Submarine geology, Marine geology

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Unemployment and health

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Positive correlations exist between unemployment and poor health, perhaps because of the physical and psychological stresses of unemployment. Health policymakers are encouraged to take steps to increase the support services available to the unemployed.

Health aspects, Social aspects, Medical economics, Unemployment

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