King Tut, one of whose coffins is shown here in Cairo, suffered from a cleft palate and club foot, according to new tests. He likely died from complications of a leg fracture made worse by malaria.

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In a dedicated wing, most of King Tut's treasures will be exhibited together for the first time in history since British archeologist Howard Carter discovered the young pharaoh's intact tomb in 1922.

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Egyptian archaeologist Zahi Hawass has finalised the script for the opera Tutankhamun, which is set to debut during the inauguration of the new Grand Egyptian Museum in late 2020.

A bottlenose dolphin delivered a calf Saturday morning at Brookfield Zoo Chicago, a “momentous occasion” that marks the first dolphin birth there in more than a decade.

Crouched by King Tut’s stone sarcophagus, National Geographic technicians Eric Berkenpas and Alan Turchik prepare the radar unit to scan the tomb’s walls.

The calf was the first bottlenose dolphin to be born at the zoo in ten years. The zoo said the male calf appeared healthy until its abrupt death on Wednesday evening.