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Ancient Coffin's Secrets
The sarcophagus of the Egyptian vizier Gemineferbak, who lived about 2,500 years ago during the 26th Dynasty, reveals the ancient Egyptians’ skill in making coffins and working with a variety of stones and materials. Its inscriptions—including the goddess Ma’at’s necklace, the winged scarab, and the Djed pillar—highlight the vizier’s connection to justice and to ideas of resurrection and renewal. Archaeologists see the sarcophagus as a record of his administrative status and an embodiment of Egyptian beliefs and artistic traditions.
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