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Archaeologists Open Egyptian Mummy’s Coffin And Discover 3,000-Year-Old Paintings Inside

VISUAL Posted: April 8, 2020 11:03 am

At the Perth Museum and Art Gallery in Scotland, conservators working to preserve the remains of an ancient priestess or noblewoman named Ta-Kr-Hb opened her sarcophagus and found two paintings of a goddess in a red dress called Amentet. – Smithsonian Magazine

VISUAL Published: 04.07.20

Read the story in Smithsonian Magazine Published: 04.07.20

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