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Name	Original Location of Remains	Dynasty	Age Estimate	Gender	Stature	Comments based on CT Scan
So-called Thutmosis I	Reburied in DB320	18th Dynasty	~ 20 years	Male	157 cm	A metallic object in the chest may suggest that the cause of death was an arrow wound. The individual is too young to be Thutmosis I.
Thutmosis II	Reburied in DB320	18th Dynasty	~ 30-40 years	Male	173 cm	Cause of death not clear, but he had an enlarged heart.
Thutmosis III	Reburied in DB320	18th Dynasty	~ 40-50 years	Male	167 cm	Cause of death cannot be determined.
KV60 A mummy, Hatshepsut	Reburied in KV60	18th Dynasty	~ 50-60 years	Female	159 cm	Brain was not removed. Likely cause of death was a malignant tumor.
Yuya	KV46	18th Dynasty	~ 50-60 years	Male	166 cm	Cause of death cannot be determined.
Thuya	KV46	18th Dynasty	~ 50-60 years	Female	145 cm	Cause of death cannot be determined
Amenhotep III	Reburied in KV35	18th Dynasty	~ 50 years	Male	~ 150-158 cm	Bad dental health. Cause of death cannot be determined.
Tiye	Elder Lady reburied in KV35	18th Dynasty	~ 40-50 years	Female	145 cm	Cause of death cannot be determined. DNA tests have confirmed that this woman is a daughter of Yuya and Tuya.
Younger Lady KV35	Reburied in KV35	18th Dynasty	~ 25-35 years	Female	158 cm	DNA tests indicate that this woman is likely a daughter of Amenhotep III and Tiye, and the mother of Tutankhamen. Damage to the left side of the face was inflicted before mummification. The damage indicates a fatal injury if this occurred in life.
Royal Male	(Re)buried in KV55	18th Dynasty	~ 20-45 years	Male	160 cm	DNA tests indicate that this man is likely a son of Amenhotep III and Tiye, and the father of Tutankhamen. The age estimates vary a lot. The CT scan suggests this mummy represents a man of 35-45 years.