An unknown mummy that was not registered in a name, appeared in front of the public in the Egyptian Museum, and is witnessing great demand and eagerness to visit her.. Here is her controversial story.
Known as the Unidentified Screaming MummyE“, where no information was found about it, until recently the Egyptian mummy project succeeded, by analyzing the DNA of the screaming mummy, and they found that the mummy is the son of King Ramses III, Prince “Pentaur”, who masterminded a plot to kill his father, King Ramses III, and it was known at the time as “a conspiracy”. Harem”.
Earlier, the work team succeeded in deciphering the mystery of the unknown mummy, which sparked controversy for many years. The mummy was buried in the cache of the royal mummies in Deir al-Bahari, but it was not wrapped in luxurious white linen wraps as usual for royal mummies, not only that, but found his hands and feet. Tied with ropes of goatskin, which is considered “impure” in the belief of the ancient Egyptians, and it was not embalmed at all, but rather they dried it in natron salt and poured resin on it inside its stark open mouth..
The strange thing is that the screaming mummy was found with hanging marks around her neck that match the text in the “Harem Conspiracy” papyrus, which records the story of the conspiracy to kill King Ramses III. Upon careful examination of the neck area by CT scan, it was found that someone had surprised him from behind with a stab in the neck with a sharp and pointed weapon like a dagger..
The story of the conspiracy against King Ramses III was recorded in detail in the papyrus of the harem conspiracy, which is currently presented in Turin, where the papyrus tells about the killing of King Ramses III by the planning of his second wife “T” and her son, Prince Pentaur, and the papyrus recorded that the conspirators were arrested without telling us the events of the trial.