A Scroll of Spells Found in Egypt May Confirm Egyptians' Belief in Magic Was Rooted in Truth

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It's Expected To Be On Display

The brand new Grand Egyptian Museum, currently under construction in Giza, is the planned destination for the recently discovered Book of the Dead papyrus scroll. This state-of-the-art museum is set to replace the current Egyptian Museum in Cairo’s El-Tahrir Square and costs a whopping $1 billion to build.

It will house the complete Tutankhamun collection, including the renowned golden funeral mask and giant statues of pharaohs like Rameses II, one of which will take center stage in the atrium. Although the museum is nearing completion, there has yet to be a confirmed date for its opening, but the website hints it will be ready by the end of 2023.


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Avatar eddessaknight -
#1
In the top visual showing in final judgment scenario there is a scale in which the deceased heart  is being weighed against the Feather of Truth.

Wonder how many of us could make it through this accountability test today?
Avatar noise-gate -
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* Right, and the ancient Egyptians used human excrement as a healing potion for wounds.
Avatar eddessaknight -
#3
Important question is - Did It Work? :-)

Classic Greek father of medicine Hippocrates, really taught: " never put. any moisten solution on a wound but WINE "

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