Today,  asked the question is where is the mummy of Akhenaten and the mystery of tomb No. 55 F in the Valley of the Kings

When Akhenaten died, his will was to be buried in the city of Akht Aten (Tel el-Amarna) in the cemetery known as the Great Cemetery. In fact, he was buried in Akhenaten. However, before he moved the capital from Thebes, he made himself a cemetery in the Valley of the Kings to it is Cemetery No. 25. Still, he was not buried In it, too; the constant question remains, where is the mummy of Akhenaten, so it is not his tomb in Tel El-Amarna, or his tomb in the Valley of the Kings, until about 2010?
Go back a little bit to 1907, the British archaeologist “Edward Ayrton” found a tomb in the Valley of the Kings. It was marked by tomb No. 55, and it was sealed with the royal seal, the seal of Tutankhamun. It is one of the very few tombs that were found locked and locked, and some pieces were found in it from the Amarna period to the queen T, Semenkh Kare and Akhenaten. When a mummy was revealed initially, it was announced that Ghalib is the mummy of a lady and often of Queen T.
But after a long time, an anatomist took the skull and said it belonged to a man at 24-25 years old. Most archaeologists agreed that it belonged to King Semenkh Kare, and the king was to hold a joint ruling with Akhenaten, the last rule of Akhenaten. Still, a small number of archaeologists also said that it was a mummy belonging to A man, but I am thirty years old, and it belongs to King Akhenaten.
The final decision came in 2010 when the Egyptian project to study the royal mummies began. When the mummy of tomb No. 55 was examined under a CT scan, it was found that it belonged to a man in his late thirties. Since artefacts belonging to the Amarna period were found in the tomb containing items belonging to Akhenaten and Tiye, The skull is similar to that of Tutankhamun. After doing DNA analysis, it became clear that it was the son of King Amenhotep III and Queen T. The mummy belonged to King Akhenaten. Dean Aton says (You are the man and the woman together….)
Nigger to the most important question: How was he buried in the sister of Aten, and he was a tomb worker in the Valley of the Kings, and in the other, he was buried in a tomb that followed him? So, focus on this with me ☺️ When the city of Akhenaten was demolished after the death of Akhenaten, and everything related to the god of Aten and the city was abandoned, Tutankhamun decided to move the royal mummies for fear of tomb thieves or to assault them, and he was transferred to the Valley of the Kings.
The second question: Why is the mummy of Akhenaten semi-decomposed, not like any other mummy? We have an explanation. First, it is said that when the tomb was found, most of the pieces were damaged because there was a leak of torrential water from some cracks and that the wooden stands that were carrying the coffin ate from the water, so the coffin fell On the ground and the mummy decomposed due to moisture.
Secondly, the explanation is more inside my brain, that after the transfer of the royal mummies from Tell el-Amarna to the Valley of the Kings, I also moved the mummy of Queen T. and some funeral furniture. Still, the priests of Amun entered the cemetery and moved Queen T. to another tomb and distorted the sarcophagus of King Akhenaten and destroyed the king’s cartouche that was bearing his name. It was the interpretation of an archaeologist named Aldred.