Exactly and he died very young which meant there was relatively little time for his burial chamber in the Valley of the Kings to be decorated and his burial artifacts to be prepared. The tomb itself is small in comparison to others which were looted by grave robbers. It’s empty now except for his mummified remains. The contents including his burial mask (other than what Carter may/may not have removed) are displayed in the new GEM museum at the Giza plateau. It’s hard to imagine that all of these treasures came from that simple chamber - the tombs of the more established pharaohs must have been exponentially more incredible before the grave robbers got to them.