Science The authorities in the Egyptian Luxor yesterday a remarkably well-preserved, 3,000 year-old mummy of a woman revealed. It was the first time that in the eyes of the press is a closed sarcophagus, an old coffin, was opened.
It went to one of the two sarcophagi, which archaeologists earlier this month found a large cemetery bedava bonus on the west bank of the Nile, reports Reuters. the
The first copy was already previously opened and examined by Egyptian oudheidsdeskundigen. “One sarcophagus was of the rishi-style, dating from the seventeenth dynasty”, said the minister Khaled Al Anani. “The other coffin was of the eighteenth dynasty.”
