Monday 24/Mar/2025 – 03:51 AM
The Egyptian Museum of Tahrir displays a cartoon mask for one of the nobles called Marari Berri in the hall of displaying the contents of the cemetery in the upper floor of the Egyptian Museum in Cairo.
In a statement, the Egyptian Museum Administration said that the examination of a mummy showed Marari Berri that he died at the age of twenty, and that he belonged to Negro origins, but it is not necessarily that he is fully Negro, and the coffin was opened in ancient times, and the mummy was damaged during the twenty -first family, and the cemetery contained two additional coffins bearing the name of Mahari Berri, which is unusual.

It is noteworthy that the cemetery of Mahari was discovered by the archaeologist Laureh, in the Valley of the Kings in Luxor, and he was carrying the title of the palace of the palace and the bearer of the fan, and the cemetery was not carrying any inscriptions, and the scholars differed about its history, while some saw that it dates back to the era of Queen Hatshepsut.
The Egyptian Museum in Tahrir
It is noteworthy that the Egyptian Museum of Tahrir displays the Iwi and Toya channel, as the discovery of the mummies of Yua and Toya, was wearing the masks of the cartoon -covered with gold paper, and Yua, the father of Queen T, was the wife of King Amenhotep III, and the husband of Toya, and Yuya came from the town of Akhmim, as he believed that he was a place in it and the owner of property, as he was a priest of the Egyptian god Maine, the main god in the region.