Head of the Mummy from the Pyramid of Merenre I
Egypt

Head of the Mummy from the Pyramid of Merenre I


This mummy though off display for many years is currently covered by a sheet in the Imhotep museum at Saqqara.

The King ruled between 2287-2278 bce and this does not correspond with the style of mummification present which is more inline with the 15th or 14th centuries bce.

http://www.ancient-egypt.org/index.html




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