[quote="zampeada"]I would like to know how exactly the following pharaoh died based on the mummies condition right before they died:

1. Ramses II
2. Merenptah
3. Thutmose III
4. Hapsetsut
5. Akhenaten

or other pharaoh.

are they naturally died... or killed. where to find the info?

Do a search on Google for each for more information.
1. Rameses II--old age
2. Merenptah--mummy shows signs of an illness--posssibly smallpox
3. Thutmose III--unknown
4. Hapshetsut--we haven't her mummy, so can't verify cause of death
5. Akhenaton--same as 4.

I hope this helps...

what we never found their mummies? so how exactly we know that they are really exist then?

[quote="zampeada"]what we never found their mummies? so how exactly we know that they are really exist then?
I'm not sure of what you're asking. How do we know the mummies exist? We don't--for all practical purposes, it is assumed the mummies of Akhenaton and Hapshepsut were destroyed in ancient times.
How do we know that they existed? Mainly through excavation and detective work on the part of Egyptologist. In most cases, Egyptians themselves left written records of the Pharaohs. In some cases, our knowledge is based on excavation alone.

Osiris II, I agree with him...

Did they not find a lock of hair from Queen Tiy in the Tomb of Tutankhamun. buried inside its own tiny sarcophagus? I remember reading an article in which it said that DNA analysis on the hair from the tomb and hair from the elder lady showed that they were the same person. Am I the only one who thinks this because I am sure I haven't made it up in my head. If they haven't done that test wouldn't it be a good idea to do it? Just to see if it really is her.