Ancient Egyptian Tombs Discovered with Two Dozen 'Gold Tongues'
Eighteen ancient Egyptian tombs have been discovered along the Mediterranean coast, containing the remains of individuals with two dozen 'gold tongues'. This unique find offers new insights into ancient burial practices.
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Ancient Egyptian tombs with two dozen ‘gold tongues’ found along Mediterranean
‘Tongues’ thought to help deceased communicate in afterlife
By Vishwam Sankaran
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Recently, a remarkable discovery was made with the unearthing of eighteen ancient Egyptian tombs near Marina el-Alamein. Among the intriguing artifacts found were sealed stone slabs, an impressive granite coffin, and dozens of gold tongues strategically placed in the mouths of mummies to assist them in speaking in the afterlife. Additionally, an intricately designed offering altar and a statue of Aphrodite were also uncovered, shedding light on ancient burial practices.
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