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A photo shared on July 19, 2018 by the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities showing skeletons in the black granite sarcophagus discovered in Alexandria, filled with sewage
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The 30-ton black granite sarcophagus discovered in early July 2018 contains three mummies that are poorly preserved and damaged by moisture.
The discovery of the sarcophagus during construction work under a building in Alexandria, Egypt, had very quickly spawned a great deal of speculation.
The Egyptian media had in particular made badumptions about the supernatural side of the tomb, intact since 2000. years.
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Could it contain the remains of the ancient Greek leader Alexander the Great, or (less attractive) a curse of the pharaoh?
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This photo transmitted by the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities reveals a sarcophagus of 30 to nnes, 265 cm long, 185 cm high and 165 cm wide was found 5 meters underground.
According to the experts who opened the mysterious sarcophagus on July 19, none of these speculations is based on reality.
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After opening the relic, archaeologists appointed by the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities discovered three skeletons bathed in brownish sewage that gave off an unbearable stink.
These would be" bones of three people, in what looks like a family burial. "
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