This mysterious coffin, which remained hidden underground, carried in its fold a great legacy of ancient Egyptian civilization, left to us by our ancestors as witnesses to the ingenuity of that era. In October 2005, a team of scientists led by Dr. Zahi Hawas made this amazing discovery,
It goes back to the Golden Age, where the Greek family descending from Batlimos, ruled one of Alexander's greatest generals.
Today, visitors can gaze at these enchanting mummies at the Imhoteb Museum in Saqara, which showcases a wide range of treasures unearthed in the area, offering a glimpse into the grandeur of this ancient civilization.
Imhoteb Museum, after its renovation and development, invites visitors to explore ancient pyramids, royal tombs and the enigmatic serabium, offering an immersive experience in the embrace of ancient Egyptian history.
When the lid of the coffin was lifted, the world was amazed by a mummy adorned with the colors of the spectrum, vibrant and vivid, as if it had defied time with its timeless beauty. Dubbed the "most beautiful mummy in the world", an ancient Egyptian sarcophagus dating back more than 3,400 years was discovered. This mysterious box, which remained hidden underground, carried with it a great legacy of ancient Egyptian civilization, left to us by our ancestors as a witness to the genius of that era.
In October 2005, a team of scientists led by Dr. Zahi Hawass unveiled this amazing discovery.
It dates back to the Ptolemaic period, when the Greek dynasty ruled by Ptolemy, one of Alexander the Great's generals.
Today, visitors can look at this enchanting mummy at Saqqara's Imhotep Museum, which displays a variety of treasures discovered in the region and offers a glimpse into the grandeur of this ancient civilization. Imhotep Museum, renovated and developed, invites visitors to explore ancient pyramids, royal tombs and mysterious Serapeum, offering an immersive experience in Egypt's ancient history
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