بوابة الشروق
بوابة الشروق
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Dr. Zahi Hawass, the renowned archaeologist, provided details of his research on Queen Hatshepsut's mummy. He conducted CT scans on the mummies of princesses and queens in the Valley of the Kings and at the Egyptian Museum, from which he concluded that the mummy found inside a box at the Egyptian Museum, whose teeth matched those of a mummy in Queen Hatshepsut’s nursery tomb, is indeed that of Queen Hatshepsut. The results showed that the queen died at approximately 55 years old, suffered from diabetes, died from liver cancer, and was obese. The examination also revealed that she had lost some of her teeth. Regarding actress Iman Shahine, Hawass mentioned that she had wished to portray Hatshepsut and asked him to prepare material for writing a screenplay about her, but he has not contacted her since her statements about Hatshepsut’s obesity.
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