After years of new evidence and reinterpretations, what is the most up-to-date conclusion about Tutankhamen's death?

Historians still are not sure, but they think it was probably malaria that killed him.

Historians are very sure that he died from injuries in a chariot accident.

Historians still are not sure, but they think it was probably due to a broken leg.

Historians are very sure that he was murdered by being shot in the head.

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Skylar Bradford

23 December, 13:31

After years of new evidence and reinterpretations, what is the most up-to-date conclusion about Tutankhamen's death?

Historians still are not sure, but they think it was probably malaria that killed him.

Historians are very sure that he died from injuries in a chariot accident.

Historians still are not sure, but they think it was probably due to a broken leg.

Historians are very sure that he was murdered by being shot in the head.

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Eddie Lawrence · Answer 1

I think the correct answer is A. Historians still are not sure, but they think it was probably malaria that killed him.

There is not enough evidence to reach an exact conclusion, but scientists believe that he died after contracting malaria. B and C are not mentioned anywhere, and one of the possible interpretations of his death is that he was murdered, but not exactly shot in the head because guns didn't exist at the time.