admin For more than a century, the mummy known as the “Screaming Man” has remained one of ancient Egypt’s most intriguing mysteries. In 1886, the body was examined for the first time by Victorian coroners, who were impressed by the expensive cedar casket in which he was buried, albeit completely unmarked. With no name to allow for the afterlife, the identity of the screaming man has remained unknown since.
However, recent advances in forensic science and historical research have led to new theories and findings that unravel the mystery. Some experts believe that the screaming man may be the son of Pharaoh Ramses III, who was killed in a palace coup. Others argue that the humble burial shows that he died in disgrace. With new evidence and new technology, experts are closer than ever to unlocking the secrets of this enigmatic figure.
