So Much For Loyalty - Pharaoh's Underling DUMPED Coffin and Used It For Himself
"26xh.0717" <[email protected]> Thu, 30 May 2024 23:46:13 -0400
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-13477367/Egypts-greatest-pharaoh-sarcophagus-discovered.html Egypt's greatest pharaoh found over 3,000 years after his death: Long-lost sarcophagus is discovered under the floor of a monastery . . . Apparently Ramses was NOT actually found - his underling had DUMPED the mummy somewhere and STOLE the fancy coffin. What was left of the king ... probably a shallow grave out in the sand. Ramses-II was THE peak of Egyptian power and wealth. Yet while fame may last, authority does not. Apparently even Ramses-III didn't give a shit what happened to dad's mummy. Egyptian rulers had a habit of erasing their predecessors - to the point of even chipping their names off monuments and adding their own. A very "ME ! And ONLY ME!" ruling culture.