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Unveiling the Mummy: Secrets of Ramesses II Era Revealed | Odyssey - Ancient History

🔍 The Mummy of King Ramesses II… What Do We Know About It? 👑 Ramesses II, one of the greatest kings of Ancient Egypt, ruled for more than 66 years and died at around the age of 90 — an exceptional age for that era. 🪦 His mummy was discovered in 1881 in the Deir el-Bahari cache, where priests of the New Kingdom had relocated it to protect it from tomb robbers. 🧬 Medical examinations and CT scans revealed that the king suffered in his later years from arthritis, hardening of the arteries, and