Youngest Ancient Egyptian human foetus discovered in miniature coffin at the Fitzwilliam Museum
12 May 2016Tiny coffin excavated at Giza in 1907 is remarkable evidence of importance placed on official burial rituals in ancient Egypt.
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Tiny coffin excavated at Giza in 1907 is remarkable evidence of importance placed on official burial rituals in ancient Egypt.
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