On this day

[Kevininabydos]

Odd that everyone seemed to forget about king Tut' rather quickly.
Short memories it would seem when it came to creating Rameses VI 's tomb..

Not so short really as that equates to near 200 years or 5 generations after he was buried!

Then another memory lapse when clearing out the valley when the Pharaohs moved back up north.. Careless ? I think not..

and that would be even longer at nearly 300 years or 8/10 generations.
Do you know where your Great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great grandfather is buried? [yes I know there is no family connection between Nebkheperure Tutankhaten/amun and Nebmaatre-meryamun Ramesses VI]
Tutankhamum's [more correctly Amen-tut-ankh when written in hieroglyphs] full names, do you know them?

Spoiler

Kanakht Tutmesut
The strong bull, pleasing of birth, Neferhepusegerehtawy Werahamun Nebrdjer
One of perfect laws, who pacifies the two lands; Great of the palace of Amun; Lord of all, Wetjeskhausehetepnetjeru Heqamaatsehetepnetjeru Wetjeskhauitefre Wetjeskhautjestawyim
Who wears crowns and pleases the gods; Ruler of Truth, who pleases the gods; Who wears the crowns of his father, Re; Who wears crowns, and binds the two lands therein, Nebkheperure
Lord of the forms of Re, Tutankhamun Hekaiunushema
Living Image of Amun, ruler of Upper Heliopolis

[A-Four]

Why was the chariot broken ? It's wheelbase was wider than the door ! it makes no sense putting a broken chariot in his tomb if the explanations as to why these things were placed there in the first place are to be believed.

Ah Bullet, a wonderful question, the sort that shows you would probably make a good detective, or a brilliant excavator, but perhaps not an Egyptologist, but then again the latter is not that important in this line of work. I hate to say this, but may I refer you to an essay, I wrote on here about a year ago now, called the Secret of the Western Valley, I think you will find it will answer the above question more than adequatly.