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December 31 2016
In 1881, an extraordinary and shocking discovery was made in an inconspicuous cavern, known as D B 3 2 0, 300 miles south of Cairo in Deir El Bahri. At the end of a 45 foot long vertical shaft and seemingly endless corridors, 40 mummies were discovered, including one which would become known as Unknown Man E. .
he is a Screaming Mummy. he was discovered among some of the most legendary rulers in Egyptian history: such as Ramses the second, Seti the first, and Thutmose the third the Conquering Pharaoh, “These are big names in ancient Egyptian history,” said Dylan Bickerstaffe, an Egyptologist consulted by National Geographic,
They were all found together, removed from the splendor of their Pyramids in the Valley of the Kings. Experts believe that at the end of the Rammy seed Period, tomb robbing had become a serious concern, the threat became so severe, the royal mummies themselves were at risk. The high priests gathered together what royals they could and secreted them away to a distant, inconspicuos burial site, The mummies were stripped of anything of value, however they all retained the possession most precious to ancient Egyptians, : their names. all except for the screaming man. A body without a name had no identity and thus, could never reach the afterlife, For this reason, some experts believe that Unknown Man E whose sarcophagus has no identifying markers, was intentionally cursed to spend eternity in hell.
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