22 mummies were reportedly found in a 2,600-year-old tomb during a recent round of excavations in Cairo, Egypt. Archeologists also report that these mummies belong to the 26th Dynasty known as Egypt's last independent kingdom. Majority of the mummies however are poorly preserved and archeologists have yet to find out the identities of these mummies and why so many were placed in one room.
More details about these newfound Egyptian mummies can be read here: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090209/ap_on_re_mi_ea/ml_egypt_mummy_discovery
Archaeologist Zahi Hawass examines a newly-discovered Egyptian mummy in a sarcophagusAncient egyptians are known to bring their treasures in their graves making their tomb much like a cash drawer
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te rhods..musta nmnka? haven't heard n sa imu this past days..heheh! sorry lau kaau sa topic akong giyawyaw diri..
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no probs gay basta ikaw wehehhehe. May mga dental visits and procedures ang anak ko and we still have to see the dentist pa until end of the month and I was busy setting up a new MFA site hekhekhek. Check out what was happening sa akong kinabuhi sa emote blog ko heheheh http://kulaydoscope.wordpress.com/
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