Under the Seal of the Necropolis Vol. 6: Facial reconstruction of the mummy Cairo CG 61076 from the Royal Mummies Cachette DB 320. A princess from the late 18 th Dynasty? Update on the Lost Tomb of the Last Pharaohs Dr. Michael E . Habicht, Andrew M Chugg, Donald Pate 2020, Unter dem Siegel der Nekropole

https://www.academia.edu/43955980/Under_the_Seal_of_the_Necropolis_Vol_6_Facial_reconstruction_of_the_mummy_Cairo_CG_61076_from_the_Royal_Mummies_Cachette_DB_320_A_princess_from_the_late_18_th_Dynasty_Update_on_the_Lost_Tomb_of_the_Last_Pharaohs?rhid=41992766300&swp=rr-rw-wc-33323808&nav_from=22de1d3f-b0d2-4a6b-9c01-776963a0dfb7 In this paper, we investigate the anthropological aspects of the ancient Egyptian mummy Cairo CG 61076 found in the royal cachette of Deir el-Bahari (DB 320) and labelled as "Baqt" by reassessing the published literature and photographs and producing a facial reconstruction. As she is dated in the late 18 th Dynasty and shows close morphological resemblance to female Royals from the Amarna period, she might well be one of the daughters of Akhenaton and Nefertiti (e.g. Meritaton or Ankhesenamun) or the enigmatic Baketaton. South American Mummies-an Overview The Meta-review study presents an overview of mummies in South America, arranged by country and museum, and gives a brief summary of the state of research. In comparison to Egypt, the mummies of South America often offer much more scientific potential because they have been studied less intensively.