2,800-year-old Egyptian mummy's head goes on auction in UK
A rare 2,800-year-old Egyptian mummy’s head brought to the UK by a British soldier during World War I is up for sale at an auction, the British Daily Mail newspaper reported.
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A rare 2,800-year-old Egyptian mummy’s head brought to the UK by a British soldier during World War I is up for sale at an auction, the British Daily Mail newspaper reported.
After being hidden in a family's drawer in the U.K. for a century, a mummy head from ancient Egypt is expected to sell for $25,000.
The artefact, which was stuffed away in a cupboard in Oxfordshire for decades because 'it is not everyone's cup of tea', has been carbon dated to between 750 and 800BC.
A 2,800-year-old ancient Egyptian mummy head that had been locked away in a cupboard for decades has recently been put up for sale.
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