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If there is one thing missing from The Mummy, this is his scientific analysis.
Thankfully, at last the mystery is revealed after 140 years, DNA evidence finally reveals the nightmare identity of "Mummies of Yelling."
officially called Unknown Man E, the body better known as the Shouted Mummy was first discovered in the Deir El-Bahari corpse shrine in 1886, and has puzzled archaeologists because of the horrible death and buried manner.
based on the marks found on his neck, it is clear that the Mummy Shouting died of hanging, indicating that he was not really a popular man at the time. his mummification facts are more strange because he is not wrapped in traditional cloth but wrapped in sheepskin, which archaeologists believe is a sign that he is considered unclean.
Not only that, this mummy is found in the condition of hands and feet tied to the skin. obviously, no one wants this person to have fun in the afterlife.
Now, scientists may have discovered the strange reason for mummification on the Shouting Mummy. dna corpse shows a connection with King Ramses III, an Egyptian Pharaoh, who died amid some controversy as his throat was cut and part of his toe broke.
DNA evidence indicates that Unknown Man E is actually the son of Ramesses III, who can explain why he was modified in a way that contrasts with some other powerful people.
Ancient records show that Ramesses III may have been killed by his son, Prince Pentaware and his second wife, Queen Tiye.
Although at this stage it can not be confirmed, DNA evidence and the funeral of Mummy Shouting show that he is probably the Prince of Pentaware.
it is said that the politics of ancient Egypt are often messy, and there is no guarantee that the Shout Mummies are not actually Pentaware brothers, legally or otherwise. with the resources we have today, there is no way to solve this ancient mystery, but we have succeeded in getting closer to the truth thanks to the miracle of modern genetic science.
Source: https://www.outerplaces.com
His shout is still echoing today :)