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Mummy of King Ahmose I
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Mummy of King Ahmose I
The mummy of king Ahmose I was discovered in the Royal Cache of Deir el-Baharai, in 1881. He was buried within a coffin inscribed with his name, and his wrappings also bore his name in hieratic script, as well as a garland of Delphinium flowers wrapped around his neck. King Ahmose I holds a place of great reverence in Egyptian history because he restored strength, unity, and independence to the nation at a critical moment. Living around 1550 BC,…
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