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Smuggled out of Egypt: Anthropology Museum houses mummy remains
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Smuggled out of Egypt: Anthropology Museum houses mummy remains
The mummified skull of a 30-year-old woman, over 2000 years old, collects dust from inside a box in the Anthropology Museum, faculty said. “Nile Woman,” found under ruins in Luxor, Egypt, was originally acquired in the late 1960s by a former El Camino College student vacationing in Egypt, who donated it to the museum, part-time anthropology professor Lawrence Ramirez said. Ramirez, who is the acting museum director, said the head was displayed d…
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