Which pharaoh restored

From the aforementioned, we can deduce it was evident whether CT scans prove the causes of death? The only thing that proves this is the lung, which is not found inside the mummy. When they took the mummy of Ramses II in the eighties, to prove that he was the Pharaoh of Moses, one of the researchers stole his hair on the restoration trip in France, putting it in a safe in his house.

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Egypt opens ancient tomb of King Djoser after restoration. As a sphinx, Hatshepsut displays a lion's mane and a pharaoh's beard. Djeser-Djeseru, fit for a queen. Please be respectful of copyright. Unauthorized use is prohibited. The mortuary temple at Deir el Bahri was built for Queen Hatshepsut.

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