Queen Tiye’s Mummy Like You’ve Never Seen Before For more than 3,300 years, the mummy of Queen Tiye has preserved astonishing details that continue to impress researchers and visitors around the world. Look closely at the facial structure, the delicate hair fibers, and the ancient linen wrapping—each layer tells the story of one of the most powerful royal women in Egyptian history. Queen Tiye was not only the mother of Akhenaten—she was a political force who changed Egypt’s royal court forever.

For 3,500 Years, Tuya—Grandmother of Akhenaten—Has Slept in Eternal Silence Tuya was one of the most influential noblewomen of ancient Egypt during the 18th Dynasty. She was the wife of Yuya and the mother of Queen Tiye, the Great Royal Wife of Pharaoh Amenhotep III, making Tuya the grandmother of Akhenaten—one of the most controversial pharaohs in Egyptian history. Her mummy, discovered in the Valley of the Kings (KV46), is considered one of the best-preserved non-royal mummies ever found. Scie

Happy New Year 2026 🎆 From the land of the pyramids, where history was written in stone, and civilization shaped the world… We wish you a year filled with strength, discovery, and inspiration. May 2026 bring new beginnings, bold dreams, and unforgettable journeys. Ancient Egypt still speaks to the future. And the future starts now. | سرداب الملك - Ancient Egyptian Civilization