Nefertiti mummy 'found in Egypt'

BBC News ^ | 10 June 2003 | BBC staff

[Constitution Day]

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[SunkenCiv]

you're welcome. These KV35 mummies IMHO aren't as identified in this article. If Nefertiti was interred, it probably occurred at the Atenist capital at modern el-Amarna, as Nefertiti died before Akhnaten. There's a drive on to say she didn't die, instead to turn Nefertiti into Smenhkhare.

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[Hollywoodghost]

Imhotep was the vizer who built the first pyramid. In fact the first large stone building in the world. He was later made a god for this and worshipped as far away as Greece. The Ancient Egyptians believed that the spirit would live in the land of the west as long as people spoke their name and rememebred them--So the mummy movie's are keeping alive the spirit of the great Imhotep---even if he wasn't a warlock.

[TomServo]

Couldn't help but notice the similarity....

Wow! It's uncanny...

[SunkenCiv]

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