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TUN, measure. A vessel of wine or oil, containing four hogsheads.

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The current controversy surrounds the head bust -- a brown quartzite head of the young King Tut, which according to Egyptian officials was stolen from the (https://intrepidberkeleyexplorer.com/Page9C.html) Karnak temple in 1970.

King Tut's 3,000-Year-Old Statue: Controversy Explained

Tut is a young man playing football and wearing pharaonic Nemes -- in reference to the Egyptian ancient history -- and the red-coloured kit of Egyptian national team and the African map on his chest.

"Tut" announced as AFCON 2019 mascot in Egypt

The functionality of TUT was first demonstrated at the 12th Azerbaijan International Agriculture Exhibition, which was held on May 16-18 this year.

Mobile application for food quality monitoring launched in Azerbaijan

The Representative continues to closely follow developments around this case, including the ongoing searches at the premises of Tut.by Media, and similar searches at the home of independent journalist and media expert Paulyuk Bykowski.

Austria : OSCE Representative concerned over measures against independent media outlets in Belarus, calls on authorities to release detained journalists

The chairperson of TUT's Institutional Forum, Gugu Xaba, welcomed the decision of his university: "TUT is joining other human rights respecting institutions including our colleagues at the University of Johannesburg who also terminated their relations with Israel in 2011.

South Africa's Largest University Backs Boycott of Israel

The volume and intensity ratio can also be calculated using the TUT (5).

Time Under Tension, Muscular Activation, and Blood Lactate Responses to Perform 8, 10, and 12RM in the Bench Press Exercise

Strangely, the bite on Carnarvon's left cheek was in the same spot as a wound on Tut's face.

A mystery lost to time

Med shot, Tut Kiel Tut, a South Sudanese Internally Displaced Person (IDP), walking outside his accommodation

South Sudanese celebrates second Christmas at Protection of Civilians mission

While archeologists had stumbled upon King Tut's tomb in 1912, they continued combing the valleys of Egypt.

Is King Tut's Tomb Hiding More Secrets?

This inconsistent role of shifting positions without regards to the root cause and for apparent reasons has been a significant factor in delaying resolution of the conflict," Tut said on Friday.

South Sudanese political parties caution over peace deal

Home by night, most nights, he begins his routine by washing and brushing Tut. Then he feeds muskrat potato peels or corn kernels, sometimes coffee beans when there's extra.

The Barnacle Skin Cowboy and The Book of Good Cowboy Rules

Fourteen-year-old Tut has lived for thousands of years, but being an immortal teenage demigod is not easy, even with mythical powers and a legion of tiny shabtis to serve him.