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Yeah. I noticed that a few years ago. For the first 50 years of my life king tut only had the one snake, a cobra, on his headpiece. Now it is always with that other thing.

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I'm guessing it's largely because cartoons and movies often show it with just the cobra.

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A hawk IIRC. The two together represent the unification of the two kingdoms, the Upper & Lower Nile.

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Don't remember and care even less.. my point of focus forever changed after discovering the royal negro dickwashers; the pinnacle of negro accomplishment in ancient Egypt..

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It amazes me what passes for an article these days. Are actual kids writing for nat geo now?

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In my timeline, it was a laser turret.

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No. There's a snake and a bird. Always has.

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Having a snake or cobra on the sarcophagus crown is not uncommon. You can do an image search for Egyptian sarcophagus and find other examples. If your question was only about King Tut's crown, then I don't recall one way or the other.

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I'm asking about the other creature.

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They aren't actual photographs you nunce. They are digital artist representations ...

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How much do they pay you you fucking shill?

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Wow, You actually think these are all real life photographs ??. Get yer eyes checked grandpa, lmao.

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You just can't handle the truth...

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Possible connection to ancient aliens... And cobra kai...