It was about 3 years ago and I don't remember well, but wasn't the sarcophagus originally made for a woman?

And there was a figure containing a lock of Queen Tiye's hair, and the figure looked like Amenhotep III.

The book is called "Voyages," and there's stories, poems and essays by a lot of other people, too. But there's going to be 2 of my stories, "The Death of the Pharaoh," and "Something so Precious," and a poem of mine, "Spring Storm," which isn't Egyptian, and them my essay, "Whose Coffin is it, anyways?" Plus a short biography and a picture.

Yeah, Nicholas Reeves did do a documentary on Nefertiti and Akhenaten (i taped it about a year ago) It talks about how the treasures from King Tut's tomb were actually taken by Nefertiti's father, Aye, from Nefertiti's tomb. They also said that the sacophagus was Nefertiti's and that they made it fit for a king by carving wings on the corners where the goddesses stood. This is what the show said...I don't know if or how their theories changed.

Howcome most of the artifacts in Tuts tomb incuding a beautifully preserved silver trumpet date to around 1400-1300 B.C. yet the western publicized media hungry scholars always place him around 2500???