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Detail of Egyptian sarcophagus in British museum Royalty Free Stock Photo

Egyptian sarcophagus in British museum Royalty Free Stock Photo

Egyptian sarcophagus at the British Museum in London, United Kingdom Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Ancient Egyptian mummy in room 62 at the British Museum in London, United Kingdom Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fragments of egyptian hieroglyphics displayed in the British Museum in London, United Kingdom Royalty Free Stock Photo

Egyptian sarcophagus at the British Museum in London, United Kingdom

Empty sarcophagus in British museum Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Ancient Egyptian mummy on display at the British Museum in London, United Kingdom Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fragments of egyptian paintings and hieroglyphics displayed in the British Museum in London, United Kingdom Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ancient egyptian mummy Royalty Free Stock Photo

A sarcophagus plural sarcophagi is a box-like funeral receptacle for a corpse, most commonly carved in stone, and usually displayed above ground, though it may also be buried.