Dr. Zahi Hawass, head of Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities, describes his excitement at getting to open a sealed coffin in the Valley of the Kings.
Witness Dr. Salima Ikram pull two inscriptions from a jar found in KV 63. Otto Schaden later reveals the probable source of one fragment: An 18th Dynasty wine jar.
A DNA test confirms that the unidentified mummy from KV55 is a genetic match with Amenhotep III and thus must be his son Akhenaton, the likely father of Tutankhamun.
Tutankhamun's magnificent golden throne bears subtle, but clear evidence that the young king changed his name to distance himself from the discredited religious cult established by his father Akhenaton.