Tutmosis II
Tutmosis II was the fourth pharaoh of the Eighteenth Dynasty of Egypt, reigning during the 15th century BCE. He is known for his military campaigns and for being the husband of the powerful queen Hatshepsut, who also served as his co-regent. His tomb, recently discovered by an archaeological mission, is noted for its simplicity and is significant as the last lost tomb of the Eighteenth Dynasty to be found, further illuminating the practices and beliefs of ancient Egyptian burial customs.
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Uruguay:
Tutmosis II was a pharaoh of Egypt whose tomb was recently discovered.
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Argentina:
Tutmosis II was the fourth king of the 18th dynasty of Egypt, 1,500 years before Christ.
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Uruguay:
Tutmosis II is known for being the husband of Queen Hatshepsut and an ancestor of Tutankhamun.
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Portugal:
The tomb of Tutmosis II was recently discovered, making it a significant archaeological find.
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Paraguay:
Tutmosis II is identified as the owner of the newly discovered tomb.
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