Source A: Historical overview of Tutankhamun

'Tutankhamun, known as King Tut, was an Egyptian pharaoh of the 18th dynasty who ascended to the throne around 1332 BC. His reign was brief, and he is most famous today for his nearly intact tomb discovered in 1922. His death marked a significant event in Egyptian history, leading to a renewed interest in the 18th dynasty.'

Provenance: Excerpt from a history textbook, published 2005.

Use the following events to create a timeline of Tutankhamun's life and related events:

• Tutankhamun begins his reign (around 1332 BC)
• Reign of Akhenaten, his probable father, ends
• Tutankhamun dies (around 1323 BC)
• The tomb of Tutankhamun is discovered (1922)
• Howard Carter begins excavation of the tomb (1922)
• The tomb is opened to the public (1923)

Note: Use the events above to order them correctly in your timeline.

Source B: Archaeologist’s account

'The tomb of Tutankhamun was remarkably well-preserved, offering a glimpse into the burial customs of the 18th dynasty. Its discovery was a turning point in Egyptology.'

Provenance: Report by an Egyptologist published in 2010.