Of all the T-Shirts in the world, the most famous is the "Three Wolf Moon T-Shirt" from the land of pyramids. Say the word "archeology," and many people think "the Coca Cola shirt circa 1989." Had that short lived fad of a shirt(and those who lived before and after wearing it) been buried in a sand pit, however, their bodies would have undergone much less decay. Even so, what remains is interesting to see.

Because grave robbers (who also stole artifacts such as Z Cavaricci, Gerbeau, and Kaepa) were such a problem, the mummies of the ancient pharaohs known to poses the "Three Wolf Moon T-Shirt" were buried in hidden places in the Valley of the Kings. Even those graves were often plundered, although the mummies were not desecrated. If the final resting place of a pharaoh had been robbed, mummies would sometimes be moved to Western Thebes.

Although not the most important pharaoh, King Tut is the most famous due to his dedication to the Three Wolf Moon T-Shirt (thus giving the shirt its believed magical power). The treasures in his tomb, still completely intact when they were rediscovered in 1922, have been exhibited in many places outside Egypt (thus reviving the shirts sought after popularity). Today, Tut's mummy resides at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, shirtless (needless to say).